OMNI, a mission software provider for the Defense Department, intelligence community and national security agencies, has acquired Nara Logics, a Boston-based AI company whose decision-intelligence platform serves federal government and DOD customers.
The acquisition adds Nara Logics’ Synaptic Intelligence Platform to OMNI’s software portfolio, completing an end-to-end data-to-decision pipeline across three platforms:
- Astoria, OMNI’s metadata management platform, standardizes, catalogs and prepares complex customer data assets.
- ACDC, OMNI’s real-time data access platform, securely delivers data across disparate mission systems.
- Nara Logics’ Synaptic Intelligence Platform translates mission data into actionable, transparent insights and courses of action for analysts, operators and commanders.
Unlike black-box AI systems, Nara Logics’ neuroscience-inspired architecture provides auditable reasoning behind every recommendation, keeping human operators in the loop.
“Our national security customers need AI capabilities that work at the speed of relevance. OMNI is thrilled to leverage Nara Logics’ AI mission platform, which brings trust forward as the deciding factor in AI adoption,” said Parag Thakker, CEO of OMNI. “By combining Nara Logics’ explainable AI platform with OMNI’s zero-trust data solutions, we are giving the customer the ultimate decision advantage, delivering trusted, secure, and discoverable intelligence across classified and compartmentalized networks.”
Jana Eggers, CEO of Nara Logics, said the company has built deployable AI for complex environments and that OMNI’s technology and organizational focus will accelerate customer adoption.
“Together, we match our advanced AI with OMNI’s extensive technology stack to get these mission critical capabilities into the hands of the users who need them most,” she said.