Entrinsik Announces Listing on GSA Federal Suppliers List

Entrinsik Inc. announced that it is now listed on the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) IT Schedule 70. The IT Schedule 70 is a list of vendors the GSA has pre-authorized to provide federal agencies with IT equipment, software and services.

The GSA is America's only source solely dedicated to procuring goods and services for government agencies. Vendors must pass through an arduous and lengthy review process in order to be approved for GSA listing, enabling buyers to save time and reach better purchasing decisions by choosing from the pre-approved list of suppliers.

The GSA schedule contract allows federal, state and local government agencies to purchase Entrinsik Informer software and services using terms and prices that were previously negotiated. Entrinsik Informer is available on the GSA IT Schedule 70 under contract # GS-35F-442CA.

Entrinsik Informer is highly ranked by end users as being an intuitive, easy-to-use reporting and business intelligence solution providing access to real-time data from disparate sources, multi-dimensional data analysis and drag-and-drop dashboarding capabilities. Informer's award-winning features are securely accessible anytime, anywhere from an end-user friendly web-based interface.

Entrinsik customers include the US Navy, over 350 universities and colleges, USAA, the State of Connecticut, and Emergency Response Management in Mexico and USA.

"Entrinsik is leading the way in terms of setting the standards as to what dashboard and ad-hoc reporting environments need to adopt," says Doug Leupen, CEO and President of Entrinsik. "We are excited about our new listing on the GSA schedule and we look forward to delivering significant value to agencies who need an agile, affordable, easy-to-use reporting and business intelligence solution like Informer."

Agencies acquiring Entrinsik software through the GSA schedule contract will benefit from a significantly reduced acquisition timeline, pre-negotiated rates and terms, and can circumvent the sometimes cumbersome RFP/approval processes, all of which make selecting Entrinsik appealing to government decision-makers.