On Feb. 26 –March 1, MetroStar partnered with graduate students from the Indiana University (IU) Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering HCI/d (Human-Computer Interaction and Design) program to showcase their skills and how they can make an impact in a critical area during a weekend design challenge. Our challenge centered around COVID-19’s impact on USDA’s SNAP (Supplemental Nutritional
MetroStar Systems Continues Partnership with wear blue: run to remember Run For a Cause MetroStar Systems, Inc. (MetroStar) proudly supports the nonprofit, wear blue: run to remember. They are a running community that honors the service and sacrifice of the American military. Through wear blue, both military and civilian communities
MetroStar CARES: How to Game with Wiz Khalifa and Donate to RAD Our Collaborative Action of Responsible Employees (CARES) program represents our commitment to giving back to communities, both at home and globally. In alignment with our core virtues and CARES program, we have partnered with the Pittsburgh Knights and SoftGiving to
MetroStar Systems Honored for "Light the Night" Effort MetroStar Systems (MetroStar) was recognized for the outstanding effort put forth to raise funds and awareness for the “Light the Night” event supporting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS). The event took place in October at the Reston Town Center and we
Last Saturday, MetroStar Systems opened its doors to George Mason University’s Human Factors and Applied Cognition students for a 9-hour Usabilathon, which challenged them to build visualization projects from social media data. We were honored to have the opportunity to host GMU’s incredibly talented students during #UsabilathonDC and observed great examples of how to make
In case you missed it, earlier this month MetroStar Systems partnered with George Mason University and Zoomph for GMU’s annual Usabilathon. The Usabilathon, an initiative led by GMU’s Human Factors and Applied Cognition program, provides graduate students with an opportunity to hack client driven solutions. Usabilathon participants were challenged to build a product that
