The SEI Innovation Center helps the government stay on the edge of technology. The world is innovating software and information technologies very rapidly and the Center assists the government by identifying, demonstrating, extending and applying emerging software technologies to meet critical government mission needs. We focus on promoting government awareness and knowledge of emerging technologies and their application, and shaping and leveraging academic and industrial research. The Center is part of the Software Engineering Institute (SEI), which is a federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) run by Carnegie Mellon University (CMU).
The SEI Innovation Center seeks improved ways to process and analyze large amounts of information and to support dynamic and evolving applications.We work to answer the question: "How do we bring innovation to real government challenges?" The Center concentrates on understanding the challenges and exploring solutions to government needs through promoting open innovation, conducting technology evaluations, performing technology demonstrations, and supporting technology transition. We work closely with members of the technical staff at SEI, CMU faculty, collaborators at other universities, government labs, and research organizations.
Since its creation in 2010, the SEI Innovation Center has focused on data-intensive scalable computing, which includes the following technical areas:
For more information about the SEI Innovation Center contact:
Matthew E. Gaston
Eric Blaine Werner
Jonathan Chu
Derrick H. Karimi
Melissa Kasan Ludwick
Troy Mattern
Jay McAllister
Andrew O. Mellinger
Eric Rankin
Kate Ambrose Sereno
Steve Stancliff
Troy Townsend
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