Securboration
Timothy Kesecker began their work experience in 1993 at Northrop Grumman, where they served as the Director of Program Management for over 25 years until October 2019. In October 2019, they joined Securboration as the Vice President of Business Analytics & Digital Transformation, where they continue to work to date.
Timothy Kesecker began their education at West Virginia University in 1981 and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science in 1985. Timothy then pursued further education at the Florida Institute of Technology, where they earned a Master of Business Administration degree in 1997. The field of study for their MBA is not specified.
Securboration
Securboration was founded in 2001 to address collaboration needs of the DoD, particularly in the areas of scenario generation for complex simulations. With funding from the Small Business Innovative Research Program, Securboration developed innovative techniques to support large-scale military exercises by seamlessly integrating configuration data from multitudes of stand-alone simulation participants. This automated the translation, synchronization, and distribution of data to provide ‘ground-truth’ to initiate complex distributed military exercises. Securboration has continued to evolve our expertise, pioneering techniques to transform data into knowledge and exchanging that knowledge within the collaboration process. We use a combination of artificial intelligence and service oriented concepts to facilitate and exchange knowledge in areas such as Effects-Based operations, Force Management, and Adversarial Modeling. As early as 2001 with our first contract Scenario Generation, Securboration understood the value of distributed architectures and the Service Oriented Architecture paradigm, and have always practiced the principles of what has become DoD’s Net-Centric Vision. We continue to be a driving force in developing net-centric solutions for our customers to meet collaboration needs of in areas such as the U.S. Air Operations Center and U.S. Joint Forces Command.