Criterion Systems Awarded Basic Ordering Agreement for Large Data Object Storage

Criterion Systems, Inc., a
systems integrator providing technology-enabled business
solutions to government agencies, has been awarded a Basic Ordering Agreement
(BOA) for a Large Data Object Storage (LDOS) solution from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA).

The final terms and conditions are pending release of a customer requirement.

Criterion proposed a low risk LDOS managed services solution based on the latest
innovations in storage, search, and analytical technologies and rapidly builds
secure, lightweight analytical applications with indexing and search
capabilities. Criterion’s architecture is self-healing providing over 15 nine’s
(99.9999999999999%) annual data and system availability.

"We look forward to leveraging the
LDOS BOA to deliver our managed services solutionto agencies looking for a
storage solution that meets the unique requirements of unstructured storage
while reducing storage expenditures by up to 60 percent," said Promod
Sharma, president and CEO, Criterion. "In addition to accommodating the growing rates of unstructured data in
the Department of Defense and throughout the federal government, Criterion’s
LDOS solution is applicable to industries including entertainment, financial,
and healthcare.

"Our big data cloud storage solution
is the latest example of our commitment to delivering innovative solutions to
address customer requirements. We continue to expand our portfolio of cloud-based
offerings and unique identity management solutions."