2007 Company acquires User Experience (UX) design firm Natoli Design Group. Company named to Inc. Magazine list of fastest-growing companies. Twelve Company software developers and analysts win coveted 2007 Annual Merit Awards from the National Institutes of Health Company relocates corporate headquarters to office tower in Owings Mills, MD. 2006 Company Chairman Tom Loveland is featured on the cover of Baltimore SmartCEO Magazine. Software developed for client, NRAI, garners top recommendation in Legal Assistant Today magazine. Company selected to participate on a U.S. Trade Mission to Turkey to promote and support small business sector. Company wins "Small Business of the Year" Award for Eastern U.S., an honor bestowed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. 2005 Dept. of Health & Human Services awards Company $1.2M contract; National Institutes of Health launches Company-developed wireless connectivity for time and attendance system Company announces alliance with Thomas & Herbert Consulting, an Inc. 500 Enterprise Architecture systems integrator serving Federal, State & Local governments Three Company software developers receive coveted 2005 Annual Merit Awards bestowed by the National Institutes of Health 2004 Mind Over Machines announces equity investment in Salar, Inc. and establishes a strategic marketing agreement to promote Salar's mobile IT solutions to healthcare providers Company invited to join Maryland Governor Ehrlich's Asia Trade Mission Company wins IT services contract at National Institutes of Health that has potential value of $15 million Mind Over Machines' client web site, NRAI.com, chosen as one of the "Eight Great Corporate Web Sites" for the paralegal profession 2003 Company software development teams receive three National Institute of Health Merit Awards in recognition of exemplary development and project management work Company releases hosted applications for the Legal and Corporate Services markets that are quickly adopted by many Top 50 U.S. law firms and Fortune 500 businesses Company teams with China-based software development firm in its first internationally-based IT solutions project 2002 Company awarded U.S. GSA contract Company participates in U.S. trade mission to China 2001 Company wins NIH contract worth $1.5M to create web-based time and attendance system for employees 2000 Company awarded National Cancer Institute contract to create a scientific knowledgebase application Company acquires Digital Source, a provider of web-based application development 1999 Company awarded U.S. Dept. of Education/GE Capital/ CSC contract 1998 Company awarded Johns Hopkins University, Good Samaritan Hospital, and Ford Motor Company contracts Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, 8th largest U.S. builder, selects Company to create job management system to manage construction of Baltimore's Ravens Stadium Company awarded multiple Johns Hopkins University contracts for office automation applications 1995 Company wins initial 3-year contract with National Registered Agents, Inc. to develop applications for the legal and corporate services markets 1994 Company builds enterprise-wide customer relationship management (CRM) system for Whiting-Turner Contracting Company; deployed nationally 1993 Company wins contract with Integrated Health Services to create mapping and data mining software application for analyzing health care data by geographic region, driving corporate M&A activity across the nation 1991 Company awarded contract with Housing Authority of Baltimore City to develop lead abatement management software application 1989 Company awarded contract by U.S. Army to develop multi-office budget and forecasting system 1989 Company founded by Tom Loveland in April |