PCI Strategic Management Performs Critical Work For The Government

Some of the golfers at this year's PCI golf event.

A small business located in Columbia, MD, a management consulting firm, works with the Department of Defense, along with the intelligence community, to help them execute their strategic vision. Most of their clients are senior-level managers, who are responsible for making decisions for their organizations. PCI STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT also has the distinction of being veteran-owned and employs more than 150 professionals who hold top security clearances.

Besides their business functions, PCI also takes seriously its mission of corporate responsibility by supporting several charities. Among them is Fisher House Foundation, which provides housing for military families close to where loved ones are receiving medical care. In fact, PCI has had such a commitment to Fisher House that the company has provided $120,000 through the previous seven years of holding their annual charity golf event.



This year's golf event was held at The Woodlands and Diamond Golf Courses in Baltimore County on June 8. As luck would have it, the weather was beautiful and provided inspiring conditions. After the last ball had been teed and everyone completed the course, a total of $20,000 had been raised for Fisher House. Great work, PCI!

Let's take a look at one of the contracts PCI has, in this case, with Homeland Security. The Enterprise Acquisition Gateway for Leading Edge Solutions II (EAGLE II) is an agreement to provide IT solutions for a wide range of support services. The company must test solutions to make sure they fit the high standards required by Homeland Security. Fortunately, PCI is quite experienced with the types of testing and quality assurance standards. But there must also be independent evaluation of the solutions to perform the same checks. While PCI can't validate their own testing and solutions, they can certainly do so for solutions and testing by other companies.

PCI hands out holiday turkeys to employees for Thanksgiving.

Under the EAGLE II contract, PCI has been tasked with evaluating the Emergency Notification System. This system is critically needed to activate teams and spread information for both FEMA and Homeland Security during local and national emergencies. This enables both agencies to make quick decisions based on the best information available, helping to relieve the affected populations in a timely manner. Just this one task award gives you the idea of the importance and scope of the work PCI performs for federal agencies. Of course, that is only one small aspect of EAGLE II, and the work of PCI.

Honoring those who have worked for the company for five years.

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