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GSA Schedule
The SRA GSA Contract number is GS-07F-0475V.
Select a link below to view its respective GSA Schedule.
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Contract Number GS-35F-5412H
Commercial organizations may purchase Analyst at our non-GSA, commercial pricing rates.
Analyst Desktop Edition Pricing
| SRA Part No. | Description | Price (ea) |
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| Analyst-user-qty | 1 to 50 Copies | $495 |
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| Analyst-user-qty | 51 to 100 Copies | $432 |
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| Analyst-user-qty | 101 to 500 Copies | $384 |
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| Analyst-user-qty | 501 to 1000 Copies | $288 |
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| Analyst-user-qty | > 1000 Copies | $192 |
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| Analyst-maintenance | Access to annual upgrades and support | 20% of license fee |
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Quantity costs are determined on a cumulative basis. For example, the cost for 110 copies is:
50 * $495 + 50 * $432 + 10 * $384 = $50,340.
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Analyst Basic Training Pricing
| SRA Part No. | Description | Price (ea) |
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| Analyst-Train-Base | Analyst Basic Training
This course is designed for the analyst user, the law enforcement user, or the commercial market place user. It provides an overview of the Analyst knowledge management method and the five basic processes of searching, analyzing, collecting, organizing, and reporting. The Analyst course also includes an overview of the analytical and reporting features that enable the user to evaluate the results of searches, organize information, and create reports. The course will focus on the analytical workflow implemented in the Analyst software product. Students are provided copies of all handouts and the Analyst Student Workbook.
Students are provided with a copy of the sample raw data, cabinets, concepts, and reports.
Students who do not have access to the Analyst software at their organization have the option to purchase one copy of Analyst at 25% of the list price.
Course Format: Lecture, discussion, and hands-on laboratory training. Course Length: one (1) day. Prerequisites: knowledge of Netscape Navigator web browser functionality, and Microsoft Word.
Students Per Course: maximum of twelve (12). Course Location: SRA Training Facility, in Fairfax, Virginia. Client on-site training available as negotiated by the requesting agency. Course Schedule: as required by the requesting agency. |
$3,833 |
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| Analyst-Train-Base-User | Cost per additional user beyond the 12 students included in the basic course. This cost includes a copy of the sample raw data, cabinets, concepts, and reports. |
$314 |
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Analyst Counterterrorism Analytical Methods Functional Training Pricing
| SRA Part No. | Description | Price (ea) |
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| Analyst-Train-CT | Analyst Counterterrorism Analytical Methods Course
This course is designed for the analyst user, the law enforcement user, or the commercial market place user. It provides an overview of the Analyst knowledge management method and the five basic processes of searching, analyzing, collecting, organizing, and reporting. The course also includes an overview of the analytical and reporting features that enable the user to evaluate the results of searches, organize information, and create reports. The course will focus on the analytical workflow implemented in the Analyst software product. Students are provided copies of all handouts and the Analyst Student Workbook. Students are provided with sample raw data, cabinets containing detailed terrorist group profiles, concepts that identify terrorist groups/activities, search matrices that perform cross sectional analysis of the raw data, and reports. Students who do not have access to the Analyst software at their organization have the option to purchase one copy of Analyst at 25% of the list price.Subject matter covered includes general awareness and threat group identification, pre-incident recognition and response, group structure and M.O. analysis, threat group capabilities, force protection techniques for fixed and mobile sites, automated link analysis, automated VIA analysis, basic collection, threat analysis production and reporting procedures all taught around the Analyst Knowledge Management Tool set. Course Format: Lecture, discussion, and hands-on laboratory Course Length: Four (4) days Prerequisites (Mandatory): Ability to use a web browser and Microsoft Word. Students Per Course: Maximum of 12. Course Location: SRA Training Facility, Fairfax, Virginia. Client on-site training available as negotiated by the requesting agency. Class Schedule: As required by the requesting agency. |
$10,450 |
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| Analyst-Train-CT-User | Cost per additional user beyond the 12 students included in the Counterterrorism Analytical Methods Course. This cost includes sample raw data, cabinets, concepts, and reports. |
$783 |
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Analyst Law Enforcement Analytical Methods Functional Training Pricing
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| AM-Train-LE | Law Enforcement Analytical Methods CourseThis course is designed for the law enforcement user. It provides an overview of the organization analysis method and the five basic processes of searching, analyzing, collecting, organizing, and reporting. The course also includes an overview of the analytical and reporting features that enable the user to evaluate the results of searches, organize information, and create reports. The course will focus on the analytical workflow implemented in the SRA software installed at the client organization (Analyst, Investigations and/or ORIONNetLeads). Students are provided copies of all handouts and the software package specific Student Workbook.
Students attending a course that uses Analyst as the software platform are provided with sample raw data, cabinets containing detailed organized crime group profiles, concepts that identify organized crime groups/activities, search matrices that perform cross sectional analysis of the raw data, and reports.
Students who do not have access to the Analyst software at their organization have the option to purchase one copy of Analyst at 25% off the list price.
Course Format: Lecture, discussion, and hands-on laboratory Course Length: Four (4) days Prerequisites (Mandatory): Ability to use a web browser and Microsoft Word.
Students Per Course: Maximum of 12. Course Location: SRA Training Facility, Fairfax, Virginia. Client on-site training available as negotiated by the requesting agency. Class Schedule: As required by the requesting agency.
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$8,360 |
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| AM-Train-LE-User | Cost per additional user beyond the 12 students included in the basic course. This cost includes a copy of the sample raw data, cabinets, concepts, and reports. |
$523
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Analyst Work Group Training
SRA offers an on-site course that shows how the product can be used by a collection of analysts and investigators to collaborate to address counterterrorism, counterintelligence, or organized crime problems.
Instructors with domain and automation expertise provide this course on-site using your equipment, data, and message flows. The course provides comprehensive work group training on the use of the Analyst Enterprise edition:
- Develop templates that will be used within the organization to perform structured collection of open source and classified data to address the organization’s collection, analysis, and reporting requirements.
For the course that is focused on the counterterrorism problem, subject matter covered includes general awareness and threat group identification, pre-incident recognition and response, group structure and M.O. analysis, threat group capabilities, force protection techniques for fixed and mobile sites, automated link analysis, basic collection, threat analysis production and reporting procedures all of which are taught around the Analyst Knowledge Management Tool set.
AAs part of the course, the contracting organization will receive detailed concepts to identify incoming data that is about particular groups and/or activities. These concepts can be used to route incoming information to specific analysts and/or investigators for review.
The Analyst Work Group Training Course is client specific tailored course. Organizations interested in this course should contact SRA for a cost estimate.
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Analyst Overview - Research, Analysis and Reporting Tool
Analyst (US Pat. Pend) is a complete knowledge management system. It covers the entire process of searching, collecting, analyzing, organizing, and reporting. It provides capability to conduct searches across files, documents, Web pages, and databases located anywhere on a personal computer, network, or the Internet. In addition to its search features, Analyst also includes analytical and reporting features that enable the user to evaluate the results of searches, organize information, and create reports.
The OUTLINE feature of Analyst is intended for research and information gathering, sharing, and reporting. It is a data collection and organization feature that allows the user to capture portions of search results, including web pages, text, and images. The collected data is stored into a hierarchical outline structure that can be constructed and expanded on the fly. Once collected, the information is readily available for reports, manipulation, distribution, and storage.
Analyst allows analysts or investigators working alone, or in teams to implement a workflow methodology that supports the complete intelligence process.
Analyst Functional Description
The Analyst knowledge management methodology supports the five basic steps of the intelligence process: Searching, Collecting, Organizing, Analyzing, and Reporting.
Searching Data (Matrix Technology)
The search process involves locating and selecting files, directories, and databases to be searched, then performing the search. The SRA Matrix Search technology is a series of vertical column cells and horizontal row cells, each containing one or more keywords, (or concepts) that can be applied to the web, documents or databases and return results for not only each cell but also the intersection of those cells.
- A search can be preformed without using indexes, however pre-indexing the files, directories, and databases speeds up the searching process. An index is a named collection of files, directories, and subdirectories that are preprocessed to expedite the location of all words and numbers in a document. To generate an index, the index name, locations of files, directories, and subdirectories are specified and then the index can be used in searching.
- Information can be searched using simple queries with single keywords, or keywords in combinations with logical operators (e.g., “AND”, “OR”, “NOT”) and intrinsic search engine capabilities (e.g. soundex, phonetics, fuzzy logic, number ranges, stemmings, etc.).
- Searching may be done using a combination of search terms and phrases that are collected together, given a reference name, and stored for reuse. This is called a Concept. Searches can then be performed using this Concept. Any combination of keywords and phrases joined with logical operators and intrinsic search engine capabilities can be saved as a named Concept. Concepts can have other named Concepts included in them.
- Multiple levels of searching can continue on result sets (drilldown) by applying other search terms and Concepts to the results of the first search. This process can be repeated as many times as the user requires.
- Matrix search parameters and results can be saved for later reuse and shared with other users.
- The Matrix can also be used to export/copy files into other directories by selecting the result cells. This enables the user to reorganize his data into other directories and also send collections of data to other users.
Collecting and Organizing Data
- A hierarchical arrangement of cabinets and outlines can be created to organize data collected during the research and analytical process.
- Using an integrated Internet Explorer-compatible web browser, users can highlight, drag and drop information fragments (rich text and graphics) into note cards that become part of an outline.
- Note cards automatically maintain a hyperlink to the source web page or to the file located on the user’s computer or the local area network. Users may optionally select for the web page contents to be automatically copied to their local machine for permanent, off-line reference.
- Users can annotate note cards with additional information and reformat collected data using the built-in editor.
- A tagging feature enables users to annotate note cards with specific information concerning the people, organizations and events being described.
- Cabinets can be automatically indexed, making their component outlines and notecards searchable.
Analyzing Data
- Cross sectional analysis using the matrix search capability - The matrix search capability can be used to search file collections to perform sophisticated analyses to discover the relationships between organizations, people, locations, and activities.
- Charting of matrix search and outline contents - A charting capability is included that allows the user to generate various two-dimensional and three dimensional charts of the results of matrix searches and of outline contents.
Reporting Data
- With a single mouse click, users can create a fully formatted report based on the contents of an outline.
- The tool provides multiple report formats.
- Reports can be viewed in Analyst and easily exported to HTML or to a word processor such as Microsoft Word.
- Report formats can be built manually and saved for future re-use.
Outline Feature of Analyst
The Analyst Outline Feature uses integrated data collection, organization, and reporting methods to facilitate and automate the knowledge management process. The data is stored into a hierarchical outline format that can be constructed on the fly with a link back to the original source automatically maintained. This information is then readily available in a format for manipulation, reports, distribution, and storage.
Analyst data that is collected can be organized into separate databases (called “cabinets”). Each cabinet can contain multiple outlines. Outlines are a collection of nested folders containing the data. Each outline consists of a series of notecards that have the ability to save pictures and text directly from the Internet or a database.
The basic unit of stored information is called a notecard. A notecard can store text and pictures that can be edited and formatted using an embedded HTML editor. The notecard also automatically saves the source (URL, file, or database reference) of the material copied to the card. All of these items will automatically appear in the finished report. In addition, there are spaces for references and remarks. The easiest way to create a new notecard is to highlight the text on a web page or file returned from a search that the user wants to save and simply drag it over to the folder. A new notecard will be automatically generated.
The outline feature has a built-in browser application that responds to a designated URL, or to highlighting and copying a URL from another browser, email, or other resource. The browser retains a history of the user movements through the web even after it is closed so that the user can easily return to a page recently visited. The user can also access files on his or her local hard drive or over a network.
Once the research effort is complete a final report can be easily developed from any outline or combination of outlines. The built-in report writer function can be used to create reports in HTML format that can be directly published on a web site. The generated reports can also be saved or converted into any of the Microsoft document types (e.g., Microsoft Word). Any of the outlines or notecards can be rearranged using drag and drop or using check box selection. Reports can be generated from either the cabinet view or the outline view.
Creating and Using Templates
Templates are special outlines that do two things. First, the template allows the user to create a basic structure for the analysis of an organization type (e.g., terrorist group) or a product (e.g., daily briefing book or a prosecution package). This is especially useful when several people are working together to collect data on a set of organizations. It is also useful for any type of report that has to be produced on a regular basis. Second, the template also allows the user to very quickly gather information from several previously created reports to create an entirely new report.
Optional Components
Analyst customers use an interface to ESRI to help plot events and activities on a map to look for common relationships. As ESRI is the leader in the GIS space, SRA made the investment of creating the interface to this mapping tool.
Analyst customers in certain agencies have used the i2 Analyst’s Notebook® for many years. As they began using Analyst, they saw the value of using the two tools in tandem. We have created an integration to the i2 Analyst’s Notebook® to facilitate collaboration and sharing of research materials across groups and across agencies.
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