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Kansas State Use Law Vendor

Web Research

The most dynamic resource available to meet today’s continually evolving threats is right before our eyes everyday – bits of data racing along the information highway just waiting to be mined, sifted and used by law enforcement, the military and the intelligence community.

BTCO researchers first proved their metal in support of the U.S. military by collecting data on global political and military hot spots – the Koreas, China, South Asia, the Middle East, and more esoteric topics such as country infrastructures, country analyses, homeland security issues and more.

Today, we apply our expert data-mining skills in support of terrorist tracking, to include the United States and Mexico border drug-cartel activities. Our work helps to build real-time database and visualization models of the network, interrelationship of "persons of interest," and mapping of activities.

BTCO captures any of 1,500 data entry points – some general across all “events” (of which there are 28 different general data points) and some specific to only one or two “events.”

Our superior results revolve around our proven combination of an experienced staff paired with best-of-class information technology. Our technical approach uses commercial and purpose-built applications based on the Application Programming Interface (API) of tier-1 search engine, social media and e-commerce sites. As new sites provide relevant data, the BTCO team can incorporate them into our library of tools.

BTCO reports are generated based on customer-driven timelines. Our response to time sensitive research is highly flexible and adaptive to customer needs with the ability to increase our team of data-mining professionals to meet project requirements.

In today’s highly volatile world, BTCO’s work is not only timely
and relevant, but also proven through use in the field.

"By any standards, BTCO's work represents a real and leading contribution to the important national security work of Open-Source intelligence, and demand for its work by all accounting is increasing exponentially…"

– former
U.S. Army
Foreign Military Studies Office director
Thomas Wilhelm

As a proud NISH/AbilityOne affiliate and a community rehabilitation program, BTCO currently employs highly-skilled research technicians, who are also people with disabilities. In-house and customer-driven, project-specific training continually expand our capabilities.