- Air Space Intelligence (ASI) specializes in AI-powered decision support software for complex operational environments, positioning itself as a leader in the aerospace and defense software market.
- In the past year, ASI secured a contract with the Defense Innovation Unit for an AI-enabled Joint Sustainment Decision Tool and appointed Lt. General (Ret.) Leo Kosinski as Chief Strategy Officer.
- ASI has partnered with Joby Aviation to integrate advanced air mobility into the U.S. National Airspace System, utilizing its Flyways AI platform to optimize flight operations.
- The ideal buyers for ASI are military and aerospace decision-makers seeking to enhance logistics and operational efficiency, particularly in environments characterized by uncertainty and resource constraints.
Air Space Intelligence has a diverse departmental structure with a total of nine departments. The Engineering department is the largest, comprising 27 employees, followed by Information Technology with 13 employees. This distribution indicates a strong emphasis on technical capabilities, while other departments such as Operations and Executive remain relatively small, suggesting a streamlined management approach and focused operational efficiency.
The company operates across 16 locations, with a notable concentration in Boston, MA, housing 5 employees, and Cambridge, MA, and Washington, D.C., each with 3 employees. The presence of 36 employees categorized under 'Other' indicates a significant remote or distributed workforce, reflecting a flexible operational model. This geographic distribution allows for a broad talent pool while maintaining a presence in key urban centers.
