MITAGS now offers Operational Research customers the ability to link in and view live stream feeds of their projects in action. Customers and principals who lack the time or ability to travel can now observe, comment and interact in real time with their colleagues and MITAGS staff on-site Baltimore or Seattle.
Click here or on the image above to see a powerful demonstration of this technology in action.
To learn more, or arrange a personal demonstration, contact:
Captain Jon Kjaerulff
Director of Business Development
Direct: +1 206.801.1245 | Cell: +1 206.255.8398
[email protected]
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