We\u2019ve all been on your side of the table at some point in our careers, in uniform or government. That experience helps us understand your challenges in a visceral way. We combine that with our domain expertise, some very sophisticated technical tools, and a passion to solve puzzles to deliver creative solutions to complex problems.<\/p>\n
Redhorse combines sophisticated data science tools with artificial intelligence and machine learning to find new insights to accelerate your decision-making process. Providing a variety of specialized services, we help clients address the challenges our government faces today and\u00a0 tomorrow.<\/p>\n
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Meaningful Work<\/strong><\/p>\n Complex problems can\u2019t be solved with simple solutions. That\u2019s why we create comprehensive yet clear approaches that deliver impactful results. Your challenges are our challenges, and that\u2019s what motivates us every day.<\/p>\n Building Relationships<\/strong><\/p>\n We do more than consult. We form partnerships built on trust and transparency that let us understand your problems on a deeper level. Being accessible, responsive and engaged are qualities you value and we strive to provide.<\/p>\n Delivering Results<\/strong><\/p>\n We know how to navigate problems and provide the right solutions. We\u2019re here to help you arrive at meaningful decisions, mitigate risks, and rise to your challenges with creative ideas.<\/p>\n Our dedicated leadership brings decades of top-tier consulting experience across many Federal Agencies.<\/p>\n (Display leadership photos)<\/p>\n Once I decided to start a company, the next question was, \u201cWhat do we call it?\u201d I had several specific criteria: the name had to be simple–one or two syllables, easy to say and easy to remember, and could not include the words Systems, Solutions, Integrators, or Technology. (No offense to all of our friends who DO include these words in their names.) While serving in Iraq, I worked with an Air Force engineering unit known as the REDHORSE Squadron, the Air Force version of the Navy Seabees. The men and women of this unit did a remarkable job and were an impressive and dedicated group of professionals. REDHORSE is an acronym for \u201cRapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operations Repair Squadron Engineers.\u201d (The REDHORSE units have a sister organization known as Prime Beef squadrons. For obvious reasons, this name was never much of a contender, although it certainly would have been memorable.) During our \u201cWhat do we call it?\u201d discussions, Redhorse kept coming to mind. It met my criteria, and as luck would have it, Mrs. Inmon\u2019s favorite color is red. After carefully weighing all of the factors (over a glass of red wine), the choice was made! Redhorse it is, and the rest, as they say, is history.<\/p>\n There are always exciting new developments at Redhorse. Learn more about what we\u2019ve been up to lately. What Sets Redhorse Apart We\u2019ve all been on your side of the table at some point in our careers, in uniform or government. That … <\/p>\n
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