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AAC At A Glance

AAC is a high technology engineering company, dedicated to delivering innovative solutions for signal processing, image processing and information and management systems of the highest quality and greatest possible value to our customer.

President and Co-Founder: Michael Carnovale

Employees: Over 220 employees nation wide specializing in systems, electrical, mechanical and software engineering

Locations: National headquarters located at 425 Oser Avenue, Hauppauge, NY 11788 with twelve locations nationwide

Fast Facts: Founded in 1989; quickly emerged as a prime contractor to the United States Navy

Awards:
  • 2007: National Tibbetts Award, Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to the SBIR Program
  • 2003: Entrepreneurial Spirit Award, Long Island's 25 Fastest Growing Private Firms
  • 2002: Entrepreneurial Spirit Award, Long Island's 25 Fastest Growing Private Firms
  • 2001: Entrepreneurial Spirit Award, Long Island's 25 Fastest Growing Private Firms
  • 2000: National Tibbetts Award, Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to the SBIR Program
  • 1996: A Salute to Long Island's 25 Fastest Growing Private Firms, Hofstra University

Partnership Business Model: AAC’s partnership model brings research opportunities to universities, provides student internships, creates high technology jobs and supports community “quality of life” initiatives

AAC's Core Tenets Include:
  • Software reuse is the key to affordability.
  • Rapid COTS insertion means just that.
  • Leverage the Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) market.
    • Embrace the “Build-Test-Build” philosophy.
    • Support periodic sea tests.
  • No one organization has the full story.
  • Organize around the Open Architecture Enterprise Process (OAEP).
  • Build it once, integrate it once, use it many times.

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Our objective at AAC is to deliver innovative solutions to complex problems in high technology markets. As a dynamic, agile company, we strive to serve our customer's needs more quickly, more affordably and with more capability.
~ Michael Carnovale, President - AAC