2iC software connects users to their ever-changing inventory of disparate devices, platforms and systems. It creates a responsive, adaptable and resilient network that provides operators with real-time access to all available sensors, effectors and intelligence products.

Second-in-command (2i/c or 2IC) is a title denoting that the holder of the title is the second-highest authority within a certain organisation. In the British Army or Royal Marines, the second-in-command is the deputy commander of a unit, from battalion or regiment downwards.

2iC is the proud inventor of the Lean Services Architecture, a modular and open architecture standard designed for the battlespace. The UK Ministry of Defence tested and then published the Lean Services Architecture as an open standard in 2014. 2iC was co-founded by Graham Booth (CEO) and Nick Peach (CTO) in 2010.

2015年2月8日 · Business owners generally create a 2IC role for three reasons. It allows them to find a new role within the business, something that they are uniquely qualified to do and adds value to the ...

2ic Software provides software for the management and control of pallets. The core product 2ic Pallets is used by leading companies throughout the supply chain.

2iC software is the leading solution for achieving secure, scalable, cost-effective digital interoperability in the battlespace. Focused on the warfighter and delivering significant battlespace advantage, it enables rapid interoperability of assets for digital overmatch.

2025年3月19日 · 2ic support, where answers are stacked like wooden pallets!

2011年2月16日 · Even for a five person business, a second-in-command can balance the demands of running your company; a 2iC who has been clearly anointed can go a long way …

Global leaders in digital interoperability in the battlespace. 2iC’s unique software layer liberates human capability in the battlespace by digitally automating the exchange of mission-critical...

2024年3月22日 · The second in command (2IC) is the next person in line to lead the business in the absence of the current business owner or CEO. Filling the 2IC role is a key component in an exit strategy because it creates redundancy in the existing leadership team and provides for a contingency plan in the event the owner is no longer around.