The company’s defense segment will be renamed ITT Defense and Information Solutions. Its current organizational structure, comprising seven separate business units, will be consolidated into three larger ones.
- The Electronic Systems and Communications Systems divisions, as well as a portion of the Intelligence & Information Warfare division, will be merged to form a more versatile Electronic Systems division, based in Clifton, N.J. This division will deliver advanced protection measures that work together to help ITT’s customers defend their networks and disable enemy networks. It will shift its focus from producing separate, point-of-use products to secure, networked communications systems and powerful sensing, surveillance and reconnaissance technologies that address the entire spectrum of electronic warfare.
- The Space Systems and Night Vision divisions will merge to form Geospatial Systems, based in Rochester, N.Y. The new center will focus on providing networked sensors, such as next generation imaging, including space and air sensors, image/infrared/digital sensors and air/ground/space systems, which transition the company’s capabilities from disparate image acquisition to image processing and distribution across the network.
- The Advanced Engineering & Sciences and Systems divisions will be combined with a portion of the Intelligence & Information Warfare division to form the Information Systems division, based in Herndon, Va. This division will focus on networked decision support solutions through the combination of large system operations and maintenance capabilities with the sophisticated techniques of information integration and protection, such as next-generation air traffic management solutions, national intelligence networks and cyber security. This combination will expand the capabilities that have made ITT a leading systems developer for high-priority needs.
