Case studies
Explore real-world examples of how we drive successful performance by staying focused on our customers’ goals.
Defeating Dark Drones: How CACI’s SPaRK helped CENTCOM better target and track drones that don’t emit a signal
Unmanned aerial system (UAS) capabilities continue to evolve around the world, posing thorny problems for deployed U.S. forces. Increasing autonomy, use of AI, and swarming tactics have all made UAS more dangerous – with increased concern now focused on the rise of so-called “dark drones.”
U.S. Department of the Interior Delivers Efficiency Through ERP Modernization
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) recently became the first federal agency to fully implement the SAP S/4HANA platform for its enterprise resource planning (ERP) tool, the Financial and Business Management System (FBMS), representing a groundbreaking milestone in government modernization and operational efficiency.
Protecting Maritime Mobility: Defending Infrastructure and Supply Chains from Unmanned Threats
Fully defending ports, harbors, and critical waterways from drones requires a layered defense using sensors, networks, and both kinetic and non-kinetic UxS intercept capabilities.
IPPS-A Update: Delivering an Agile HR System for the Army
More than one million unique users have logged into the U.S. Army’s Integrated Personnel and Pay System – Army (IPPS-A) since its historic launch in 2023. CACI, working with the Army as its system integrator, has continued to advance IPPS-A with various enhancements, including its more recent endeavor to transition the system’s ongoing production support team from a waterfall to an Agile model.
CACI’s High Point Labs: Streamlining global network modernization
Integrating and installing networking components and systems for U.S. military and government organizations traditionally has been expensive and time-consuming. With globally diverse locations and technically complex secure government networks and advanced technology, skilled staff would often spend weeks, or even months, onsite to ensure everything worked properly.
Confusion to Clarity: Enterprise HCM System Transformed Intelligence Agency Operations
At most organizations and government agencies, dozens of human capital management (HCM) systems support every employee. Timecards, expense reporting, insurance benefits, intranet, and many other processes all silently underpin every employee’s day-to-day. However, when these myriad systems don’t function seamlessly together, employees may become less productive because they are distracted from their missions.
Signal Vision: Helping the Marines Manage Their Electromagnetic Spectrum Signature
From radars and radios to sensors and cellphones, the communication systems used by the U.S. armed services all have one thing in common: they rely on signals that operate in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Seeing Is Believing: Training Soldiers on Advanced Thermal Weapon Sights
The combination of advanced night vision devices and weapon-based laser scopes provided U.S. forces with a significant advantage during the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan in the early 2000’s. Until it didn’t.
Transforming IT Support Services to Empower Homeland Security
The Desktop Support Services (DSS) 2.0 program provides general IT services and support to DHS employees. As the workforce has evolved, so too has the DSS scope of work, necessitating more robust, reliable, and efficient IT services.
Transforming Global C4ISR: The Modernization of AF DCGS
The Air Force Distributed Common Ground System (AF DCGS) is the backbone of the Air Force's intelligence network, connecting sensors, platforms, and personnel across 27 locations worldwide. This critical system ensures real-time intelligence sharing for informed decision-making, safeguarding national security. Learn more about how it unites the Air Force's intelligence gathering tools.
Transforming Defense: Unprecedented Army Relocation Achieved Through Network Modernization
Moving is a difficult enough task for most people to face. Almost 10 years ago, the U.S. Army tasked CACI with executing the largest base move and relocation in the Army’s history, the Yongsan Relocation Plan (YRP) based out of South Korea.
Agile SAFe Transforms the Air Force’s Financial Management Technology
The transition to Agile methodologies is an ongoing journey across the government. Adopting Agile software development enables organizations to quickly adapt to functional and operational priorities and deliver capabilities that amplify mission success.
Modernizing IPPS-A, the U.S. Army's Largest, Most Complex Personnel System
The right team of experts, the best tools, and a proven approach helped modernize the U.S. Army’s largest personnel system.