PASADENA, CA, October 23, 2003 /PRNewswire/ --

Chase Computing International (Chase), a leading-edge technology consulting and services firm, has been selected as the recipient of the Raytheon ITSS Pasadena 2003 (www.itsspasadena.com) Team Award. This award recognizes companies that provide the highest level of service to their customers. Chase was honored with this award in recognition of Chase’s outstanding work for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s (JPL) (www.jpl.nasa.gov) Deep Space Mission System (DSMS). DSMS maintains responsibility for processing, managing, distributing, and archiving data from JPL-led Earth and Space Science Missions.

Emily A. Greene, Raytheon Manager of Science Systems and Analysis, believes that Chase’s strong emphasis on client satisfaction directly led to the Team Award. Greene remarked that “Chase really listens to the clients’ issues and needs. By addressing and resolving the clients’ most critical problems, clients receive immediate results.”

Chase has architected and built several advanced automated workflow systems in the areas of Anomaly Reporting, Change Request, Discrepancy Reporting, and Waiver Request tracking and integration. These web based work flow solutions have provided greatly enhanced productivity and performance for JPL’s DSMS. Chase designed these systems for DSMS’s Configuration Management group under the Science Data and System Implementation and Operations (SDSIO) contract between JPL and Raytheon. As a result of the recent renewal of the SDSIO contract, Chase will continue to provide unparalleled IT programming services for JPL’s DSMS.

For More Information Contact:
John Lee
Chase Computing
626.308.5888
james@chasecom.com