Spadac Press Releases

GeoEye Completes Acquisition of SPADAC Inc., an Industry Leader in Geospatial Analytics Solutions

Spadac — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 10:00:00 GMT

DULLES, Va.(Dec. 16, 2010) – GeoEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: GEOY), a premier provider of superior satellite and aerial-based geospatial information and services, announced today that it has completed the purchase of 100 percent of the stock of SPADAC, Inc., a geospatial predictive analytics company, for $46 million in cash and stock. With the completion of the acquisition, SPADAC has become a wholly owned subsidiary named GeoEye Analytics. GeoEye Analytics currently provides geospatial predictive analytic solutions to over 40 customers in key markets of defense, intelligence and homeland security, enabling their customers to gain the insight they need to support mission-critical operations around the world.

About GeoEye

GeoEye, Inc. is a leading international information services company serving government and commercial markets. The Company is recognized as one of the geospatial industry's imagery experts, delivering exceptional quality imagery products, services and solutions to customers around the world. In August, GeoEye was named one of Fortune Magazine's "100 Fastest-Growing Companies" in the United States. The Company has more than 700 employees dedicated to developing best-in-class geospatial information products and services. GeoEye is a public company listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the symbol GEOY. Additional information about GeoEye is available at www.geoeye.com.

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GeoEye to Acquire SPADAC Inc.

Spadac — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMT

DULLES, Va. (Dec. 8, 2010) – GeoEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: GEOY), a premier provider of superior satellite and aerial-based geospatial information and services, announced today that it has agreed to purchase 100 percent of the stock of SPADAC Inc., a geospatial predictive analytics company, for $46 million in cash and stock. Upon the completion of the acquisition, SPADAC will become a wholly owned subsidiary named GeoEye Analytics. This acquisition will enhance the breadth of GeoEye’s information service offerings and expand its customer base into new markets.

SPADAC provides geospatial predictive analytic solutions to over 40 customers in key markets of defense, intelligence and homeland security. Since SPADAC’s formation in 2002, its industry-leading predictive analytics technology, combined with its world-class team of geospatial analysts and intelligence professionals, enables SPADAC to help customers gain the insight they need to support their mission-critical operations around the world.

Matt O'Connell, GeoEye's president and chief executive officer, said, "GeoEye is pleased to welcome SPADAC's highly skilled employees to our team. We have worked together since 2007, when GeoEye acquired a minority ownership interest in the company. We believe that, by combining our imagery collection capabilities with SPADAC's location-based analytic solutions, we can help our customers gain unprecedented insight about the areas around the world in which they operate. We believe we will be the only company in the industry to provide this end-to-end capability."

"SPADAC will continue to be a strong, trusted partner to its existing customers and will now be able to leverage GeoEye's leadership and information service offerings such as EyeQ™," said Mark Dumas, SPADAC's chairman and chief executive officer. "GeoEye will also provide us with the financial resources to broaden our capabilities to better serve our existing and future clients."

Brian O'Toole, GeoEye's chief technology officer, added, "SPADAC is a strong strategic fit; their technology and services will enable us to accelerate our growth in information services. By combining SPADAC’s predictive analytic solutions with our EyeQ Web platform, we’ll be able to offer subscription-based access to a new class of advanced information services."

SPADAC's revenues are forecasted to be approximately $27 million in 2010. Timing and completion of the transaction are subject to customary closing conditions.

CONFERENCE CALL INFORMATION

GeoEye Inc. (NASDAQ: GEOY), will host a conference call for investors and analysts to discuss the acquisition of SPADAC.

When: Dec. 8, 2010, at 9:00 a.m. EST

To Participate: At least 10 minutes prior to the conference call, callers wishing to participate on the call may dial toll-free (877) 776-4039. International callers who wish to listen may dial at (631) 291-4808. Callers may identify themselves to the operator as GeoEye conference call participants or by using the conference ID: 29414974.

The conference call will also be webcast on the "Investor Relations" section of the Company's corporate Web site, www.geoeye.com. To directly access the live webcast go to: http://www.geoeye.com/CorpSite/corporate/investor-relations/Default.aspx and click on the "Dec. 8, 2010, Investor Update Webcast" link. Please allow 15 minutes before the scheduled start time to register, download and install any necessary audio software.

Replay: An audio replay of the this conference call will be available through midnight Dec. 15, 2010, by dialing 1-800-642-1687 and typing in the conference ID number: 29414974. International callers may dial 1-706-645-9291. An archived webcast of the conference call will be available at http://www.geoeye.com/CorpSite/corporate/investor-relations/Default.aspx approximately two hours after the conclusion of the call.

About SPADAC

SPADAC is the leading provider of geospatial predictive analytic solutions. SPADAC provides solutions that enable customers to analyze where activities or events may occur that will affect, or are critical to, their day–to-day operations. They do this by combining location-based information, geographic data and historic events with a wide range of other information sources. Customers use this information to make decisions that are critical to their operations. Over 40 defense, intelligence and homeland security agencies and commercial customers around the world rely on SPADAC to support their operations. SPADAC has more than 150 employees and is headquartered in McLean, Va. with global operations.

About GeoEye

GeoEye, Inc. is a leading international information services company serving government and commercial markets. The Company is recognized as one of the geospatial industry's imagery experts, delivering exceptional quality imagery products, services and solutions to customers around the world. In August, GeoEye was named one of Fortune Magazine's "100 Fastest-Growing Companies" in the United States. The Company has more than 550 employees dedicated to developing best-in-class geospatial information products and services. GeoEye is a public company listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the symbol GEOY. Additional information about GeoEye is available at www.geoeye.com.

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SPADAC Human Terrain Analyst Kevin Stofan Awarded Lt. Michael P. Murphy Award in Geospatial Intelligence

Spadac — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT

MCLEAN, Va., Nov. 3, 2010 – SPADAC is proud to announce that Kevin Stofan, a SPADAC Human Terrain Analyst working at CENTCOM, was named the 2010 recipient of the Lt. Michael P. Murphy Award in Geospatial Intelligence. This award was created in honor of the distinguished Penn State alumnus Lt. Michael P. Murphy to recognize achievement by a Penn State University graduate student who is serving or has served in the U.S. Armed Forces or with the U.S. Intelligence community and demonstrated exceptional contributions to the discipline.

"I am truly grateful and humbled to receive this award honoring Lt. Michael P. Murphy. I would like to thank Dr. Todd Bacastow, Pennsylvania State University, USGIF, and SPADAC for sponsoring the award in memory of a true American hero." - Kevin Stofan

Michael P. Murphy (May 7, 1976 – June 28, 2005) was a United States Navy SEAL posthumously awarded the United States military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor (MOH), for his actions during the War in Afghanistan. He was the first person to be awarded the medal for actions in Afghanistan and the first member of the U.S. Navy to receive the award since the Vietnam War. Michael Murphy was born and raised in Patchogue, N.Y and after graduating from high school he attended Penn State, graduating with honors and dual degrees in political science and psychology. After college he accepted a commission in the United States Navy and became a United States Navy SEAL in July 2002. As a Navy SEAL, Lt. Murphy served his country on missions in Jordan, Iraq, Qatar, Djibouti, and Afghanistan.

Lt. Murphy was killed by enemy forces during a reconnaissance mission in the Kunar Province of Afghanistan on June 28, 2005. He was leading a four-man team tasked with finding a key Taliban leader in the mountainous terrain near Asadabad when they came under fire from a much larger enemy force. Knowingly exposing himself to enemy fire, Lt. Murphy left his position of cover to get a clear signal in order to communicate with headquarters. While continuing to be fired upon, he calmly provided his unit’s location and the size of the enemy force while requesting immediate support for his team. During the call, Lt. Murphy was shot in the back causing him to drop the transmitter. He retrieved the satellite phone to finish relaying the location of his men and completed the call by simply saying “Thank you.” Severely injured, Lt. Murphy returned to the cover position with his men and continued fighting until finally succumbing to his wounds.

Eyewitness accounts of the events surrounding Lt. Murphy’s MOH and Operation Redwings are a gripping reminder of how the lack of effective intelligence about the physical and human geography can determine mission success and life or death. The location and qualities of the physical and human terrain make the province an area for smuggling and insurgent movement between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The region’s complex landscape of sheer valley walls and jagged peaks rising 14,000 feet, subarctic climate, extreme isolation, extensive cave networks, and proximity to the Pakistani North-West Frontier Province provide natural advantages to militant groups and significantly hinders the use of indirect fire support, aerial reinforcement, and radio/satellite phone communications.

Kevin Stofan joined SPADAC in August 2010 with over ten years of experience as a Geographer, Geospatial Analyst, and GIS Developer. His work has included private, state, and federal government agencies which included environmental, business, and defense applications. Mr. Stofan also served as an Engineer Officer in the Army and deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in 2007 as an Infantry Platoon Leader where he lead a joint force of over 90 Afghan, Romanian, and US Soldiers conducting counterinsurgency operations in Zabul Province, Afghanistan. He is a graduate of the University of Florida and is currently completing his MGIS degree at The Pennsylvania State University where he also received his Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Intelligence.

This award was made possible by the gracious gifts of SPADAC, the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, and Dr. and Mrs. Todd S. Bacastow.

Lt. Michael P. Murphy Award in Geospatial Intelligence award ceremony
Nov. 3, 2010 at the GEOINT 2010 Symposium in New Orleans, LA
From left: Dr. Alan Scaroni (Associate Dean for Graduate Education and Research, Penn State),
Dr. Todd S. Bacastow (Professor of Practice for Geospatial Intelligence, Penn State)
Kevin Stofan (Award Recipient, SPADAC), Mark Dumas (CEO, SPADAC), Keith Masback (President, USGIF)

SPADAC Named to Deloitte’s 2010 Technology Fast 500

Spadac — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT

McLean, VA – SPADAC, Inc., a leading provider of geospatial and predictive analytics technology solutions, ranked 280 on the 2010 Deloitte Technology Fast 500. This award annually recognizes the fastest growing technology companies in North America. Rankings are based on percentage revenue growth over five years, from 2005-2009. Over this period, SPADAC grew revenues from approximately $4.5 million to $19.2 million, an increase of 327%. SPADAC was previously recognized as a Deloitte Technology Fast 500 company in 2007, 2008, and 2009 ranking 38, 49, and 135 respectively.

Mark Dumas, founder and CEO of SPADAC attributes SPADAC strong growth to the company’s track record of bringing innovative solutions to customers in the government and commercial sectors. “This growth is attributable to our dedicated staff who represent the company exceptionally well across diverse endeavors. Whether it’s innovative solutions, products, or analytical expertise, we’re working hard for our customers and partners and as a result good things keep happening.” said Mr. Dumas.

SPADAC Hires Colonel Matthew Artero (Retired) as Vice President to lead ISR Programs

Spadac — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMT

SPADAC, a leading provider of geospatial and predictive analytics technology solutions, has hired recently retired Army Colonel Matthew Artero as Vice President of ISR Programs supporting the company’s work with the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and Homeland Security. Mr. Artero is a recognized expert within DoD ISR circles and has advised senior officials at DoD, NATO, the UN, and a number of foreign Defense Ministers. Additionally, Mr. Artero is a recipient of several US and foreign awards honoring his superb contributions in the ISR arena including the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Slovenian NATO Medal, and was submitted for the Italian Medal of Honor.

“We are extremely excited to welcome Matt to our team,” said Mark Dumas, founder and CEO of SPADAC. “His contributions to the full spectrum of ISR from collection to operations to analytical production have directly contributed to intelligence and operational successes in current conflicts and were instrumental to maintaining peace during the recent turbulent and violent environment surrounding the Serbian province of Kosovo’s declaration of independence.”

Mr. Artero’s most recent position was as the Operational Integration Chief for the Secretary of Defense’s ISR Task Force (TF). During his tenure, the ISR TF invested over $10 billion in new ISR capability that impacted and enhanced collection, analysis and dissemination. In addition, the programs and systems ranged in their support from the individual soldier, marine, airman and sailor on the ground to high ranking senior managers and analysts at the Pentagon and the White House. He has extensive experience, education and training in employing ISR systems and providing detailed and predictive analytics. Mr. Artero also commanded a Military Intelligence Battalion in the Balkans, was the Senior Intelligence Officer for a NATO HQ and was forward deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Over the past two years, SPADAC has worked closely with the DoD to support its fusion centers in various locations. Mr. Artero will play a key role in helping SPADAC further expand its predictive and analytical tools not only for the DoD and the Intelligence Community, but also to applicable areas at the state and local level and potentially with NATO partners. Mr. Artero will also look for niche technology development and enhancement opportunities, which would build upon SPADAC’s Multi-INT fusion and exploitation technology as well as their EarthWhere solutions and high-performance computing applications for large data management issues.

“SPADAC is recognized by numerous organizations in the Defense and Intelligence industry as a leader in the field of predictive analytics and spatial intelligence and has continuously played a role in its advancement,” said Mr. Artero. “I am honored to have the opportunity to contribute to this talented team of innovative, recognized leaders in spatial technology solutions, and thrilled to be in a position to help our defense organizations efficiently protect and defend our homeland.”

Mr. Artero earned his bachelor’s degree in history from the Norwich University, the Military College of Vermont, and his master’s in human relations from the University of Oklahoma. He is also a graduate of the Army’s resident Command and General Staff College, and completed a Senior Service College fellowship with the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, DC.

SPADAC Adds Vector and Google Earth Support to its EarthWhere Product Line

Spadac — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 11:00:00 GMT

McLean, VA – June 30, 2010 – SPADAC Inc, a leading provider of geospatial technology services and solutions, has released their highly anticipated EarthWhere product update with EarthWhere 4.4.

EarthWhere, a web-based spatial data management system has dramatically expanded its support for common GIS formats, Vector map data, and introduced a new scalable distributed architecture for rapidly cataloging, provisioning, and disseminating geospatial data. Cataloged data can now be exported directly into Google Earth or exported to a GeoPDF map file.

Peter Borissow, Vice President of SPADAC’s product group noted, “EarthWhere 4.4 is a milestone release for our customers, delivering remarkable productivity, performance, and value. Increasing performance by multi-threaded ingestion to flexibility with vector file and database support, EarthWhere addresses our customer’s requirements.”

Mark Dumas, CEO of SPADAC, “is excited about these customer-centric enhancements to SPADAC’s product line, they align perfectly with SPADAC’s vision and continued direction as an innovator and leader in the geospatial intelligence marketplace. Customers who catalog their data with EarthWhere will increasingly be able to experience SPADAC’s analytical offerings in a much more seamless fashion.”

SPADAC provides its customers with sophisticated and efficient data management products that offer enterprise-wide formats and applications. Discover why EarthWhere has been a trusted, proven solution across 40 different government agencies and customers. Contact SPADAC today at 703-740-4000 or sales@spadac.com

About SPADAC Inc.

A leader in the fusion of spatial intelligence and predictive analytics, SPADAC enables organizations to make objective and confident decisions in the face of complex operational and business challenges. The company’s unique approach combines actionable spatial information, human terrain and social networking elements with innovative predictive analytics technologies. This process ensures that SPADAC’s subject matter experts, proven methods and patented technologies come together to minimize risk, maximize opportunities and significantly increase organizational resiliency and the likelihood of success for a diverse client base. Headquartered in McLean, Va., with operations globally, SPADAC supports customer organizations within defense, intelligence, homeland security, civilian government and commercial markets. For more information about SPADAC, please go to www.spadac.com.

TerraGo and SPADAC Sign OEM Agreement to Publish and Discover GeoPDF Files Within EarthWhere

Spadac — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMT

ATLANTA, GA – JUNE 14, 2010 – TerraGo Technologies®, a leading provider of geospatial collaboration software solutions, and SPADAC, a leading provider of spatially enhanced technology solutions, have signed a strategic agreement that enables SPADAC to develop and distribute an integrated solution that will enable its EarthWhere® customers to access, customize and distribute mission-critical geospatial assets as GeoPDF® files.

SPADAC’s latest release of EarthWhere, which is scheduled to be released later this month, seamlessly publishes and shares raster data as easy-to-use, portable, and interactive GeoPDF files. In addition, EarthWhere users can catalog and discover GeoPDF files for easier access to specific files in a particular area of interest. GeoPDF files are used by more than 800 organizations today to publish maps and images for geospatial collaboration.

“EarthWhere customers have been requesting this capability as TerraGo GeoPDF files become increasingly popular as the standard by which government and private sector organizations share complex map and image data with mobile workforces and non-technical personnel,” said Peter Borissow, VP of products for SPADAC. “We look forward to working closely with TerraGo as we continue to explore new ways to help our customers expand the value and reach of their GIS investments to the edge of the enterprise.”

According to Chris Watson, VP of marketing and business development for TerraGo, “This partnership brings together the powerful capabilities of SPADAC’s innovative geospatial data management solution with the ease-of-use and collaboration capabilities of TerraGo GeoPDF files. Customers can now more rapidly deploy geospatial assets across all levels of the enterprise by simply enabling users to search a database, select virtually any type of raster data, mark an area of interest, and publish the available data as a GeoPDF file. This grab-and-go access to imagery has been something many government agencies have been requesting for quite some time, and we are pleased to help SPADAC deliver this capability.”

TerraGo GeoPDF files are the most efficient method for quickly deploying geospatial information to end-users throughout an organization, even those operating in the field and those with no GIS expertise. With the TerraGo Toolbar™ or TerraGo Mobile™, users can add information to maps and imagery, share that information with others, and roundtrip new intelligence back to centralized geospatial applications.

SPADAC provides its customers with sophisticated and efficient data management products that offer enterprise-wide formats and applications. Signature Analyst® is an advanced geospatial predictive analytics tool that provides enhanced objectivity by discerning subtle yet powerful and actionable insights, maximizing the likelihood of success. EarthWhere is a geospatial content management tool that catalogs, provisions and disseminates geospatial data.

Under the terms of the agreement, SPADAC will build, maintain and distribute the GeoPDF module, also known as Publisher for EarthWhere. For more information, visit www.spadac.com and www.terragotech.com.

SPADAC Estimates Crime Probability with Geospatial Predictive Analytics

Spadac — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMT

By analyzing trends in crime activity, SPADAC has used its predictive analytic tools and methodologies to uncover specific patterns and factors affecting the probability that a crime will occur. These findings have led to the prediction and prevention of future crime events. Ultimately, this tool not only helps the law enforcement community expose potential high-risk areas in cities across the country, but also brings attention to how resources should be best deployed.

To learn more, please read the following article published by DHS:

http://www.safecomprogram.gov/NR/rdonlyres/1E26BBC7-5378-4162-A79D-988785CED79A/0/InteroperabilityTechnologyTodayWinterSpring2010.pdf

SPADAC Acquires Veratect Technology

Spadac — Mon, 03 May 2010 15:00:00 GMT

McLean, Va., May 3, 2010 – SPADAC, the premier provider of innovative predictive and geointelligence analysis solutions for government and industry, announced today that it has acquired all of the Intellectual Property assets of Veratect. Veratect's technology provides the world's most effective and earliest possible disease risk situational awareness capabilities to corporations, insurers, government, and NGO clients. Veratect's situational awareness products, tracking the emergence and impact of influenza and over 225 other infectious disease pathogens, represent an unparalleled asset to risk mitigation strategies and actions, protecting employees, their families and business operations across the globe.

By employing Veratect's Verasight™ data services, corporate risk, supply chain, and security managers can obtain highly customized alerts of risks at every geographic location of relevance to their operations and employees. Actions can be taken that can save lives, enable effective loss control, preserve business processes, safeguard supply chain operations and facilities, and better manage financial reporting and insurance coverage.

"SPADAC will add the Veratect technology to our current risk analysis capabilities as well as with research and development efforts, both internal and with strategic partners," said Mark Dumas, SPADAC CEO. "Globally forecasting threats and risks is a core competency, and it just made sense to add a biosurveillance layer to our offerings. While Veratect's technology and methodology excelled at anticipating events through analysis of indications and warnings, we feel that we can reignite the vast prospective global customer base that Veratect started with the integration of our advanced predictive technologies. At the same time, we will bring the technology to some of our Government customers where there has been keen interest."

About SPADAC Inc.

A leader in the fusion of spatial intelligence and predictive analytics, SPADAC enables organizations to make objective and confident decisions in the face of complex operational and business challenges. The company's unique approach combines actionable spatial information, human terrain and social networking elements with innovative predictive analytics technologies. This process ensures that SPADAC's subject matter experts, proven methods and patented technologies come together to minimize risk, maximize opportunities and significantly increase organizational resiliency and the likelihood of success for a diverse client base. Headquartered in McLean, Va., with operations globally, SPADAC supports customer organizations within defense, intelligence, homeland security, civilian government and commercial markets. For more information about SPADAC, please go to www.spadac.com.

Contacts:
Kevin Hart / Tiet Huynh
SPADAC
Business Development
Phone: 703-740-3953
Email: kevin.hart@spadac.com

SPADAC Hires Dr. Colleen McLaughlin McCue as Program Manager

Spadac — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:00:00 GMT

McLean, Va., Feb. 25, 2010 – SPADAC, a leading provider of spatially enhanced technology solutions, has hired Dr. Colleen McLaughlin McCue as program manager supporting the company’s work with the Department of Homeland Security. McCue is an internationally recognized expert credited with pioneering the application of predictive analytics to crime analysis and violence prevention in law enforcement settings.

“We are extremely excited to welcome Colleen to our team,” said Mark Dumas, founder and CEO of SPADAC. “Her contributions to the field of predictive analytics, especially in the areas of law enforcement and crime analysis, are well-respected. We believe her talent and unique insights will be great assets to the predictive policing solutions we provide our homeland security customers at all levels of government across the country.”

McCue is the author of “Data Mining and Predictive Analysis: Intelligence Gathering and Crime Analysis,” and she is in the process of completing a second text on the use of predictive analytics in homeland security and counterterrorism. She has extensive experience, education and training in the areas of behavioral analysis and crime investigations with organizations such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Richmond Police Department and the Virginia State Police. McCue is a frequent speaker at international conferences on topics including defense, fraud, law enforcement, national security, predictive analytics and violence prevention.

Over the past two years, SPADAC has worked closely with DHS to support its fusion centers in California, New Jersey and Illinois in the use of predictive analytics to prevent and fight crime. McCue will play a key role in helping SPADAC further expand its predictive policing solutions for local and state law enforcement teams, leveraging her experience in the areas of surveillance detection, threat and vulnerability assessment, and behavioral analysis of violent crime patterns.

“From its inception, SPADAC has been a thought leader in the field of predictive analytics and spatial intelligence and has continuously played a role in its advancement,” said McCue. “I am pleased to have the opportunity to contribute to this talented team of innovative, recognized leaders in spatial technology solutions, and thrilled to be in a position to help our law enforcement and defense organizations protect and defend our homeland.”

McCue earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Illinois in Chicago and her doctorate in psychology from Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. She acquired additional training through a postdoctoral fellowship with the Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University.