Federal Government (civilian departments and agencies)

Civilian Agency Messaging Systems

XSIS pioneered formal government automated message printing and processing over two decades ago when the first Xerox Message Processor (XMP) was developed for the U.S. State Department. In addition to automatically printing messages for the Government, in 1981 XSIS also developed the first automated profiling system for the State Department called the Automated Message Analysis and Dissemination System (AMADS). Today, AMADS automatically disseminates all State Department message traffic, both incoming and outgoing.

The Xerox Distributed Message System (XDMS) is the latest advance in softcopy LAN-based information distribution. XDMS incorporates automated profiling, archiving, and dissemination of message traffic right to the desk of the action officers who need the information. Now, paper copies of the messages can be printed centrally or on the LAN only when the user needs a hard copy.

Now, as part of the Lockheed Martin Corporation's Defense Message System (DMS) team, XSIS has been selected to provide the Profiling User Agent (PUA), a key component of the DMS infrastructure for delivering time sensitive, critical organizational messages to the right end users.