SAIC sells product set to Idea Sciences
Science Applications International Corp. has sold a suite of decision support products to Idea Sciences Inc. SAIC originally acquired the technology through its 2000 purchase of Leadership 2000 Inc.
Science Applications International Corp. has sold a suite of decision support products to Idea Sciences Inc. of Alexandria, Va. The purchase price was not released.
SAIC of San Diego originally acquired the technology through its 2000 purchase of Leadership 2000 Inc. of Phoenix.
Among the customers Idea Sciences is picking up are the Patent and Trademark Office, the General Services Administration, and a company working with the Defense Security Service, said Mary Crannell, company president. Before founding Idea Sciences in February, Crannell served as chief operating officer of SAIC's innovation consulting division.
"This software purchase allows Idea Sciences to expand its existing range of products, furthering our vision of making decision support technology as commonplace as the word processor," Crannell said.
Idea Sciences' products are on the GSA schedule, and the company serves customers in both the public and private sectors.