NASA Glenn Research Center May 16, 2002

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NASA Glenn Research CenterMay 16, 2002
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• The United States was not built by those who
  waited and rested and wished to look behind them.
  This country was conquered by those who moved
  forward, and so will space.
• - John F. Kennedy,
  1962

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The Uniqueness Of Innovision's Character

• Achieving High Quality Solutions, On Schedule,
  Within Budget
• Proactively Protecting Our Customers from
  Technical, Schedule, Cost, Liability and
  Reputation Risks
• Always Emphasizing Value Propositions

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Innovision Technologies - A Brief Overview

• Advanced Engineering, Software Systems, and
  Information Technologies Firm
• Contributing to the Success of Fortune 500
  Companies and Government Agencies
• Dedicated to Building Long-Term Mutually
  Rewarding Relationships With Leaders at Every
  Level
• Leveraging the Synergy of Collaboration to
  Maximize Delivery on Objectives

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The Foundation of Our Success

• Exceptionally Qualified Engineers
• Advanced Education and Scientific Ability
• One or More Masters and PhD Degrees in Software
  Engineering or a Related Field
• Consistently Delivering Higher Levels of
• Technical Performance, Safety, Quality, and
  Systems Reliability
• Proactively Focused on Innovative Solutions,
  Applying
• Strategic Leadership
• Leading Edge Technologies
• Engineering Best Practices

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Accomplishments In Various Areas

• Software Process Improvement
• A 600 Million Annual Cost Avoidance Success
• Independent Validation and Verification
• Secured the Future of an Embedded Safety System
  Program
• Transforming Research and Development Into
  Deployable Industry Technology
• Machine-Vision 3-D Robotic Guidance

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Accomplishments In Various Areas (Contd)

• Quality Real-Time Embedded Systems Development
• Flight Data Recorders
• Avionics Control Systems
• Satellite Ground Station Software Systems
• Building Global Engineering Infrastructure
• Advanced Technical Performance for Global
  Competitive Advantage
• Enterprise Data Center Implementation and
  Management

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A 600 Million Annual Cost Avoidance Success

• Proactively Laid the Framework for Significant
  Gains in Software Development Capability
• Based On the Software Engineering Institutes
  Capability Maturity Model Framework (SEI-CMM)
• Resulting in a Projected Cost Avoidance of
  Approximately 600 Million Annually
• For An Organization of Over 3000 Software
  Developers and Managers

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Secured the Future of an Embedded Safety System
Program

• Rescued A Major Embedded Safety System From the
  Brink of Failure, and Turned It Into A Long-Term
  Product-Line Contract.
• Through Our Strengths In Comprehensive
  Independent Verification and Validation
• 100 Code Path Coverage
• Full Decision-Point Coverage
• Priority Data Context Coverage
• Based on Our Exceptional Expertise
• Reverse-Engineering to Derive Pseudo-Code
• Test Automation
• Leveraging Traceability to Demonstrate
  Fulfillment of Requirements

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Building Global Engineering Infrastructure

• Creating a Proven Infrastructure and Strategic
  Communication Channels, Enabling Advanced
  Technical Performance and Global Competitive
  Advantage
• Increased Capability To Manage Larger, More
  Complex Projects, Across Various International
  Groups
• Global Engineering Knowledge Base
• Automated Engineering Information Management
  System
• Global Training For Increased Program Management
  and Project Management Performance

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Increased Control Responsiveness In
Next-Generation Avionics Systems

• Vastly Exceeded Expectations in the Development
  of Technically Superior, Highly Responsive
• Dual Redundant Channel Avionics Control Systems
• Next-Generation Real-Time Embedded Systems, With
  Proactive Focus On
• Critical Section Processing Performance
• Reusable Software Components
• Object Oriented Technologies
• Higher Level Programming Languages

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Enterprise Data Center Implementation and
Management

• Led Long-Term Enterprise Data Center Projects
• High-Quality Systems Design, Development and
  Implementation For Clients Such as
• UPS, Verizon, Fidelity Investments, Kellogg,
  Associates Bancorp, EPS and Oxford Health
• Advanced Security Systems
• Resilient Backup and Disaster Recovery Strategies
• Telecommunications
• Asset Accountability

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Our Productive Channels of Collaboration

• The Software Engineering Institute (SEI)
• American Society for Quality (ASQ)
• The Vehicular Advanced Software Technology
  Consortium
• Transitioning Embedded Technologies to Vehicular
  Community
• Air, Ground, and Sea

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Our Productive Channels of Collaboration (Contd)

• Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
• Software Standards Development and Compliance
  Validation
• XML Technology - Advanced Telematics and
  Diagnostics, Communications Multiplexing
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
• A Variety of Vendors Such as Sun, HP, Compaq,
  IBM, StorageTek, and EMC
• A Number of Small Businesses Having Core
  Competencies Aligned With NASAs Requirements

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Awareness of NASA Glenn Research Centers Key
Programs

• Distributed Systems Administration (DSA)
• Embedded Web Technology (EWT)
• Integrated Desktop Environment (IDE)
• Integrated Print Services (IPS)
• Load Sharing Facility (LSF) Distributed Computing
  System
• Microgravity Measurement and Analysis Project
  (MMAP)
• Noise Exposure Management Program

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Awareness of NASA Glenn Research Centers Key
Programs

• Orbital Acceleration Research Experiment (OARE)
• Principal Investigator Microgravity Services
  (PIMS)
• Space Acceleration Measurement System (SAMS)
• TRUMPET/Two-Dimensional Unstructured Grid
  Generator
• Turbine Seal Website
• Virtual Interactive Classroom

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NASAs Vital Role

• Realizing Dreams for Mankind
• Representing Our Nation in Pioneering Space
• Leading At The Forefront of Technology
• Achieving Monumental Firsts

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The Demand For Exceptional Performance

• NASAs Goal Delivering on Your Highly Visible,
  Software Intensive Programs
• On Time and Within Budget
• Satisfying Extremely Complex Mission-Critical
  Requirements
• In Safety, Reliability and Technical Excellence
• Significantly Advancing Practical Sciences
• The Challenge Maintaining this Level of
  Performance Takes Exceptional Engineering
  Resources, Processes and Best Practices

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• This is NASAs Vision for the Future.
• To improve life here,
• To extend life to there,
• To find life beyond.
• - Sean OKeefe, NASA Administrator

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Meeting the Challenge Together

• We Are Committed to Supporting NASA With This
  Grand Vision
• Achieving High Quality, On Time, Within Budget
• Proactively Protecting NASA from Technical,
  Schedule, Cost, Liability and Reputation Risks
• Always Seeking and Revealing Opportunities for
  Increased Performance

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Reflecting On How Others View Us

• Recipient of the Outstanding Future 50 of Greater
  Detroit Company Award - 1997, 1998, and 1999.
• For Outstanding Contributions and Exceptional
  Performance
• Recognized as a Crains Detroit Business American
  Dreamer - 1999.
• For Exceptional Business Achievements, and a
  Spirit of Perseverance to Succeed
• Ranked 195 on the Inc. 500 List of Americas
  Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies - 1999.
• An Elite Group of Leading Growth Companies
  Providing Significant Contributions to the U.S.
  Economy
• An Early Indicator of Future Accomplishments on a
  Global Scale

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Among the 11 Organizations Honored, out of
  9.1 Million Women-Owned Businesses, in the
  Salute to Womens Business Enterprises
  The Enterprising Economy Gala in Washington
  D.C. - 2000.
• For the Demonstration of Commitment, Expertise,
  and Professionalism Necessary to Perform
  Consistently and Successfully
• Sponsored by the Womens Business Enterprise
  National Council (WBENC)

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Recognized for Support and Service Provided to
  Detroits Martin Luther King, Jr., Senior High
  School 1999.
• Award Offered by Martin Luther King, Jr., Senior
  High School, Distributive Education Clubs of
  America (DECA).
• Recognized by the Michigan Economic Development
  Corporation (MEDC) for its Contributions to the
  Michigan Economy - 2001.
• Award Offered by Michigans Governor John Engler,
  Chair, and Mr. Doug Rothwell, President and CEO,
  of the MEDC.

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Ms. Nikki Olyai, President and CEO of Innovision
  Technologies
• Was Named by the Michigan Womens Business
  Council As Outstanding Businesswoman Of The Year
  - 1999.
• Was the First WBE to Receive the Michigan Womens
  Business Center Womens Business Enterprise
  Advocate Of The Year Award - 2001.

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Designated by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, to
  Contribute Leadership and Business Experience
  Supporting the Nations Joint Industry and
  Government Export Expansion Effort - 2001.
• Recognized by a Congressional Committee for
  Outstanding Leadership and Commitment to Our
  Great Nation - 2000.
• Recipient of an Honorary U.S. Flag
• Recognized by a Congressional Committee for
  Outstanding Leadership and Vision - 2001.
• Recipient of a Medal of Honor

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Has Been Elected to the Board of Directors of the
  Womens Business Enterprise National Council
  (WBENC) - 2001.
• The Board of Directors Includes Prestigious
  Fortune 500 Company Members, Such As
• ATT Bank of America Corporation Bristol-Myers
  Squibb ChevronTexaco EDS Ford Motor Company
  General Motors IBM JC Penney Johnson
  Johnson JP Morgan Chase Co. Merrill Lynch
  Motorola PepsiCo, Inc. Phillip Morris Family of
  Companies Raytheon SBC Communications Shell
  Oil Company United Airlines United Parcel
  Service Wal-Mart WorldCom

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Ford Motor Company Named Innovision Technologies
  as their Small Business Subcontractor Of The Year
  for the U.S. Small Business Administrations
  Subcontractor Of The Year Award 2001.
• Based on Innovisions Visionary Leadership,
  Strategic Performance, Technical Excellence, and
  Innovative, Quality-Driven Approach to Customer
  Satisfaction.

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Recognized for the Formal SEI-CMM Assessment of
  the U.S. Army Tank Automotive Commands (TACOM)
  Next Generation Software Technology Area 2001.
• Assessed Capability Maturity at SEI-CMM Level 3
• TACOM is Looking Forward to Innovision
  Technologies Continued Support in Their Reaching
  SEI-CMM Level 5 in 18 to 24 Months.
• Based On Our Strategic Approach to Implementing
  SEI-CMM, and Our Deep Understanding of Their
  Organizational Software Processes

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Ms. Nikki Olyai, President and CEO of Innovision
  Technologies, Has Been Recognized by the Business
  Advisory Council for the Prestigious 2001
  Businessmen Of The Year Award.
• Announced in the Wall Street Journal on Feb 13,
  2002.
• The Business Advisory Council Indicated That
  These Top U.S. Business and Influential
  Community Leaders
• Were Singled Out for Standing Strong In the Face
  of Economic Adversity in 2001, and
• Will Be Influential in Restoring American
  Economic Prosperity in 2002.

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Reflecting On How Others View Us (Contd)

• Recipient of the U.S. Small Business
  Administration Administrators Award For
  Excellence - 2002
• Nationally Recognized for Outstanding
  Contributions and Service
• Establishes Innovision Technologies as One of
  the Top Small Business Subcontractors in Our Area

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The Next Steps

• Innovision Technologies Is Committed to Becoming
  Your Collaborative Partner, Providing
• Exceptional Technology
• Optimal ROI
• Long-Term Value
• Warm Friendship
• Deep Confidence

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Please Feel Welcome to Contact Us!

• Nikki Olyai
• President and CEO
• Phone [phone]
• Fax [phone]
• Email nolyai_at_innovisiontech.com
• Rebecca Page
• Chief Technologist
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• Email rpage_at_innovisiontech.com
• URL www.innovisiontech.com