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When it comes to transforming government, modernizing information systems presents one of the toughest challenges. For decades, federal agencies have invested in technology to improve operational performance. Today, they are faced with sustaining and enhancing those legacy systems—while migrating to newer, more advanced environments. Simply put, today’s rapidly evolving IT environment demands proven skills in integrating diverse platforms, systems, and software. 

The technology experts at CACI can help. Our Systems Integration team focuses on reengineering and modernizing existing systems and developing new systems to meet rigorous demands for improved efficiency and reduced infrastructure costs. At CACI, we plan, design, model, build, and manage complex systems for manpower readiness, financial management, interactive training, and call center support. We combine new technologies with existing systems and integrate hardware and software from multiple sources. 

CACI’s Systems Integration group demonstrated success throughout the fiscal year in systems analysis, software development, and strategic planning for military and civilian agencies alike. 

## Arming the U.S.Army 

The Army Materiel Command is responsible for the materiel readiness of the Army and its allies. If a soldier shoots it, drives it, flies it, wears it, or eats it, AMC provides it. The command’s complex missions range from development of sophisticated weapon systems to maintenance and distribution of spare parts. Standing behind the command’s efforts to better equip the men and women of the U.S. Army is CACI with its RM Online integrated resource management system. 

This secure Web portal automates and integrates all resource management functions—helping the command formulate, track, and manage a multi-billion-dollar annual budget as well as provide complete visibility into diverse manpower and cost issues. Together, the Army Materiel Command and CACI are paving the way for RM Online’s adoption by other major Army commands and military agencies. 

## Advancing Government Health Care Administration 

The Department of Veterans Affairs provides health care and financial benefits to veterans and their dependents nationwide. In 1998, VA faced a formidable challenge when new legislation mandated changes to the way the agency delivers services to veterans. To help support its mission, VA relies on CACI for an array of services—from integrated communications center services to an infrastructure supporting medical imaging and other veteran health systems. In addition, CACI is helping the Veteran’s Health Administration conduct demand analyses that are vital to projecting future enrollment, utilization, and expenditures. 

## Strengthening Field Forces 

For years, CACI has supported the U.S. Army in the Pentagon for many critical mission areas. Now we’re moving into the field with the U.S. Army Forces Command. As the Army’s largest major command, FORSCOM trains, mobilizes, deploys, and sustains combat-ready forces worldwide. During the fiscal year, CACI landed a prime role in the Operations, Planning, Training, and Resource Support Services contract to assist FORSCOM with tasks that range from project management support and training to planning of troop mobilization, and from information technology to anti- terrorist assessments for homeland security. CACI leads a team that assures FORSCOM of the highest levels of support as it trains and mobilizes troops during this critical time in our nation’s defense. 

