Inside Peraton Labs' applied research focus
Peraton’s transformation through the absorption of two other large pieces includes an applied research organization that can claim lineage to Bell Labs. Hear how the newly-casted Peraton Labs has evolved through the years and where its technology focus areas are in this episode featuring our Ross Wilkers conversation with the group's president Petros Mouchtaris.
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Show Notes
Peraton’s transformation into a $7 billion-annual revenue business by integrating three big pieces -- itself, Northrop Grumman’s IT services business and Perspecta -- includes an applied research organization that can claim lineage to Bell Labs.
In this episode of Project 38, Peraton Labs President Petros Mouchtaris speaks with our Ross Wilkers about the three-decade history of the team he leads and how fits within the parent company.
Getting a head start on the federal government’s hardest problems is a paramount focus for Peraton Labs and this conversation goes over three big areas: cybersecurity, 5G and networks, and everything under the umbrella of automation including artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Mouchtaris also explains how Peraton Labs works on this existential idea: figuring out how with a little customization and refactoring, federal agencies can use many of the same technologies that the commercial sectors do.