Radiance Technologies Announces Acquisition of Phased n Research
Radiance Technologies, a leading employee-owned contractor known for providing innovative solutions for the Department of Defense and the intelligence community, is excited to share its recent acquisition of Phased n Research. This nationally recognized company specializes in radar and electronic warfare. The merger aims to enhance Radiance's ability to deliver comprehensive, multi-domain solutions that significantly impact national security with remarkable speed and agility.
Strengthening National Security Efforts
According to Bill Bailey, the CEO of Radiance Technologies, the acquisition reflects the organization’s commitment to investing in technologies and people that advance its mission and support its customers effectively. He emphasized the importance of bringing together innovative capabilities to provide extraordinary radar, modeling, and electronic warfare solutions while continuing to promote an employee-ownership culture.
The Vision of Phased n Research
Phased n Research was established in 2018 by Dr. Bassem Mahafza, who has built a highly skilled radar team recognized for their substantial contributions to the field. Dr. Mahafza expressed his enthusiasm about becoming a subsidiary of Radiance, stating that it would propel their original vision and mission, aligning directly with the Department of Defense's modernization efforts.
Leadership and Transition
In the wake of this acquisition, Dr. Mahafza will transition into an emeritus and strategic advisory role. Dr. Mark Tillman, who previously held senior leadership roles at the Defense Intelligence Agency, will assume the presidency of Phased n Research. Dr. Tillman’s extensive expertise in defense intelligence and leadership within the agency uniquely positions him to enhance Phased n’s technical capabilities and ensure quality support for their clients.
Commitment to Technical Excellence
The focus of Dr. Tillman's leadership will be to maintain the technical excellence established by Phased n Research while continuing to innovate in radar, modeling, simulation, and cyber capabilities. His leadership is expected to foster enhanced collaboration among teams and provide seamless service continuity to customers during this transition.
About Phased n Research
Founded in 2018, Phased n Research is known for leveraging extensive experience throughout the weapon system lifecycle. The firm prides itself on agility and a collaborative approach to solving complex challenges. Their unique structure allows for responsive customer support and stable contracts, all while merging academic expertise with practical application.
About Radiance Technologies
Radiance Technologies, established in 1999, thrives as an innovative leader in various sectors, supporting the Department of Defense, national intelligence, and other government entities with over 1000 employee-owners across the country. Their passion for developing tailored solutions encompasses cybersecurity, systems engineering, prototyping, and operational intelligence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of Radiance Technologies acquiring Phased n Research?
The acquisition enhances Radiance’s capabilities in radar and electronic warfare, enabling them to provide comprehensive solutions that address national security challenges.
Who will lead Phased n Research after the acquisition?
Dr. Mark Tillman will take over as the President of Phased n Research, succeeding Dr. Bassem Mahafza, who will transition to an advisory role.
What are the main goals of the acquisition?
The main goals are to strengthen innovative solutions for the Department of Defense and enhance technical excellence in radar and modeling.
When was Phased n Research founded?
Phased n Research was founded in 2018 and has quickly established a reputation in radar technology and electronic warfare.
How does Radiance Technologies support its customers?
Radiance provides tailored solutions in cybersecurity, systems engineering, and operational intelligence, focusing on customer needs and collaboration.
