Unitask Software Partners With FedResults For GSA Contracting
BLOOMFIELD HILLS -- Building on momentum from the commercial and international marketplaces, Unitask Software Inc. announced its continuing expansion into the government marketplace through GSA contract availability.
Partnering with FedResults, a Washington based technology delivery partner, Unitask solutions for the Oracle EBusiness Suite will now be available for immediate implementation within federal, state and local government operations.
Engineered to meet emerging standards and security demands, the Unitask "Trusted Output Director," "Trusted Migration Director" as well as "Trusted Development Director" provide additional layers of security and encryption to assist U.S. based government agencies utilizing Oracle EBS in meeting emerging stricter security mandates.
"Since the inception of the company, we have been fortunate to participate in customer implementations at notable agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration, Air Force, Navy and the Department of Justice," said Dale D. Royal, chairman and CEO of Unitask Software. "The solutions we have presented have proven effective for governmental organizations and agencies looking to streamline their Oracle EBS operations through automation. Through this experience, we have developed a better understanding of the unique requirements governmental agencies face, which in turn has led to the additional features and functionalities in our 'Trusted' software line. Partnering with FedResults and executing a GSA based contracting vehicle now completes the business needs in addition to the technical needs of the customer."
Unitask develops and deploys software that accelerates the value of Oracle E-Business Suite Implementations. Based upon more than a decade of experience in the Oracle E-Business Suite enterprise, Unitask products eliminate implementation and operational risk of the installation, while improving application quality and usability.
For more information, please visit www.unitask.com.
