Analytics tech firm Novetta losed the third quarter with $284M in contract awards, a 77% increase year over year.In a statement, Novetta said it aims to secure a leadership role in machine learning, computer vision, advanced data exploitation and cyber security research for the Defense and Intelligence Communities.”Implementing a proven business development model, most effectively promotes our ongoing investments in innovative technology,” said Brian W. Hobbs, Senior Vice President, Business Development & Strategy. “We are now positioned to successfully capture much larger efforts that align with our culture of advanced technology.”The firm attributes its growth to its advancements in computer vision, identity management, biometrics, cyber security research, and significant progress in the realm of extensible AI systems deployed on specialized networks. Additionally, Novetta's focus on data fusion and automated discovery.”At Novetta, we pride ourselves on solving the hardest problems in national security at speed and scale,” said Tiffanny Gates, CEO & President. “We have a long history of driving innovation through a talent-centric culture of IRAD and internal collaboration. Strategically building out our business development team has yielded great internal and external partnerships, further positioning Novetta's exceptional capabilities as reflected in the significant boost in wins.”

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