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SAIC Becomes Platinum Tier Member Within Esri

By TechTaffy Desk

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Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has become a Platinum Tier member within the Esri Partner Network, a global community of companies developing and delivering geospatial solutions and services based on Esri technology.

Jack Dangermond  (President, Esri): We are excited to continue our 25+ year working relationship with SAIC and welcome them as a Platinum Tier Partner. Esri and SAIC built a strong formal foundation of technical collaboration starting in 2006 under our Authorized System Integrator (ASI) program.

Platinum Tier partners of the Esri Partner Network are typically select multinational firms providing geographic information system (GIS) solutions and services on the Esri ArcGIS software platform.

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