Jan 2010
Assyst wins four year contract from the Federal Government to provide Clarity Operations and Maintenance support to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Dec 2009
Connie Zhong, the Vice President of Federal Solutions at Assyst, was nominated as the Young AFCEA of the Month by AFCEA NOVA in the December 2009 luncheon.

Nov 2009
Assyst is pleased to announce the acquisition of New Jersey based Leading Consultants Inc. (LeadingC), a company that is strongly into Unified Communication, VoiceXML and Speech Enabled Solutions for self-service platforms such as Avaya, Audium, Genesys, IBM, Nuance and Tellme. LeadingC also has a SAP and Oracle E-Biz training and consulting practice.

Aug 2009
Assyst wins the Federal Government contract for Operation and Maintenance of the Clarity environment at the Office of the Comptroller of Currency Department of Treasury, Washington, DC.

Aug 2009
Assyst has successfully implemented the Clarity^TM Resource Manager and Project Manager modules for the Federal Government’s Federal Employee Program (FEP ) - Service Benefit Plan.

June 2009
Frederick County State's Attorney's Office unveils a Case Management System that centralizes all of its court cases, allowing State's Attorney employees to access case files, interact with each other and review police reports. The system which was designed and built by Assyst using SharePoint, will not only bring substantial savings in the long run, but will also enable more effective prosecution of crime.

May 2009
Assyst wins a five-year Consultation and Technical Services II (CATS II) Master Contract with the State of Maryland Department of Information Technology. The Master Contract covers 14 primary functional areas.

May 2009
Assyst is awarded a four (4) year contract with NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC).  Assyst will work with NITAAC to develop enterprise architecture standards and policies, implement IT governance, and establish an ITIL framework for service delivery for NITAAC.

April 2009
Assyst has been recommended for placement on the Qualified Vendor List to augment project teams for Information Technology Services for the County of San Bernardino, California, for an initial period of three years.

Jan 2009
Assyst wins contract from State Retirement Agency of Maryland (SRAM) to design and implement enhancements to software applications as part of the State's Systems Enhancements Support (SES) program. The program is designed to address the significant backlog of enhancement requirements and additional requirements that arise from ongoing program changes and the need for improved operating efficiency and control.