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| US Mint |
AINS served as the primary Information Technology (IT)
support contractor for the US Mint. The Mint produces all of the
standard coins for the US Government, as well as a wide variety of
collectible coins. AINS was responsible for enterprise level IT
planning, development, implementation, and help-desk support.
Key services and functions provided:
- Assistance in the performance of systems requirements analysis
- Assistance in the design of financial applications adhering to the
General Accounting Offices (GAO) accounting standards
- Implementation of enhancements to existing software to support the
Mint's evolving requirements
- Development of a methodology of integrating manufacturing modules
- Facilitation of the production of financial reports from the automated
systems
- Recommendations on how to handle intra-organizational differences in
accounting methodology
- Assistance in developing and maintaining required information systems
- Maintenance of operating systems
- Applications programming
- Systems analysis
- Computer operations
- Database administration
- Wide area network/local area network development, installation
operation, and maintenance
- Network modeling and simulation for optimal design of networks in a
virtual environment
- PC installation, maintenance and application development
- Maintenance of hardware and software inventories
- Development of hardware downtime and repair reports
- Special Studies
- Training for Mint PC applications
- Document imaging
- Installation and use of Internet applications
- Planning, development, implementation, and maintaining a Mint web site
- COINS support, including data conversion, data migration, testing and
validation, end user support, training and software installation
- Desktop integration support and services
- Helpdesk services
- Information Technology Center setup and maintenance
- Workstation connectivity to the mainframe computer
- Recommendations for enhancements; standards, and criteria for
configuration management
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