Primarily, we develop software in a variety of platforms, languages and technical computer systems. At every stage of development our goal is to produce software that fully meets the defined requirements and needs of our customers. A process-based organization, Techrizon has been a leader in developing Policy, Procedures, and Standards (PPSs) on becoming a CMMI Level 5 organization. We realize reliable software does not come from either ad hoc informal development or testing practices. Therefore, we have also applied PPSs to our software development models. Specifically, we have used these models when performing system analysis/design, implementation, system/software integration, configuration management, verification/validation, and quality assurance tasks. All of which helps to explain why our products are of a consistently high quality.

One of the keys to our software development process is using an incremental method of development. Instead of designing and incorporating all requirements for a system into a single build, then integrating and testing the system as a whole, we incorporate requirements into a system by increment. Each increment undergoes a review. All requirements are designed and integrated into the system and fully tested. If the user needs the "as is" incremental system prior to completion of the entire system, each increment can be used in the field on its own, once testing is completed.

Over the past 24 years, Techrizon has developed and fielded Command and Control, Fire Direction/Target Acquisition, and Meteorological data systems that were responsive to the commander's and soldier's needs, deployed into the field and are combat proven. The systems are integrated into a Tactical System of Systems network to provide decisive solutions and secure communications for near real-time lethal and non-lethal effects and fires over an open architecture. This includes embedded and computer based training and simulators.