Success Stories

ITECS has helped technology clients achieve success in leveraging federal, state and local governments for a broad range of technology in many markets.

ITECS has a track record of delivering rapid and significant results for corporate clients—often exceeding “the universe of possibilities” envisioned by senior executives. The ITECS case studies below demonstrate actual results delivered to clients in the government arena. The organization names and certain details are not included, to respect confidentiality.

Please click each link below to view a brief case study.

Case Studies

Success Story: $5 Billion Coating Company
Challenge:
A $5 billion coating company wants to leverage government funding, find partners to develop a completely new technology and explore opportunities with government procurement.

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Success Story: $4 Billion Materials Company
Challenge:
A $4 billion materials company wants to investigate low VOC resins to prepare for new environment regulations.

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Success Story: $20 Million Ceramic Company
Challenge:
The client is manufacturing material for the recreation market. They need to create a true manufacturing process to expand to larger markets.

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Success Story: $30 Billion Chemical Company
Challenge:
A $30 billion chemical company was interested in obtaining funding for a variety of technology platforms. They also wanted to establish procurement streams from federal, state and local municipalities and remove barriers for introducing new technology into the industrial market.

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Success Story: $25 Billion Pharmaceutical and Diagnostic Company
Challenge:
An international $25 billion company was attempting to sell into government applications. They were ready to take a more proactive approach.

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Success Story: Commercial University Technology
Challenge:
A university wants to commercialize technology with a partner and obtain government money to help them with the scale-up.

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Success Story: Non-Profit in Composite Technologies
Challenge:
A non-profit has established their mission to introduce new composite technology, resulting in jobs in the for-profit segment.

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