TYSONS CORNER, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 17, 2025--
Integrated Data Services (IDS), part of the Arlington Capital Partners portfolio, announces the release of Comprehensive Cost and Requirement (CCaR™) v2025.4.0, marking a major milestone in mission-driven decision support. The newest version introduces the CCaR™ Prioritization Tool, designed to help leaders cut through complexity and make confident, transparent funding decisions that drive measurable impact.
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Built with feedback from federal and defense partners, the CCaR™ Prioritization Tool enables organizations to define what matters with mission-aligned criteria; weigh and score with confidence using consistent, repeatable logic; compare trade-offs across requirements and budgets with auditable results; and unify stakeholders by visualizing outcomes and driving consensus
“Now more than ever, government agencies need to eliminate guesswork and increase efficiency,” said Tammer Olibah, CEO and President at IDS. “With CCaR™ v2025.4.0, decision-makers can bring structure, transparency, and speed to resource allocation, ensuring investments flow where they deliver the greatest mission impact.”
Already trusted across the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies, CCaR™ continues evolving to meet tomorrow’s mission challenges. The new prioritization capabilities make it easier than ever to connect strategy, resources, and results within one unified platform.
The future of portfolio prioritization is here. Contact info@get-integrated.com to see the CCaR™ Prioritization Tool in action.
About Integrated Data Services
For over 28 years, IDS been a leading provider of custom software products and government financial management services. We provide our customers with fast, efficient and reliable information systems and support services.
Learn more at www.get-integrated.com and connect with us on LinkedIn.
Key features of the latest CCaR release
NEW YORK (AP) — Zuby Ejiofor had a career-high eight blocks along with 15 points and nine rebounds, anchoring a strong defensive performance that carried No. 23 St. John's past Mississippi 63-58 on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden.
Ejiofor scored all but two of his points in the second half, and the Red Storm (5-3) held on after leading by 14 with eight minutes remaining. He blocked six shots in the first half to go with three steals.
St. John's limited Ole Miss to 36.4% shooting from the field, including 2 for 16 from 3-point distance (12.5%), and forced 20 turnovers. The Johnnies went 25 of 35 on free throws to 16 of 20 for Mississippi and had a 13-0 advantage in fast-break points, enabling them to win despite shooting 34% from the floor and finishing with more turnovers (20) than field goals (17).
Malik Dia had 18 points and 10 rebounds in 27 minutes off the bench for the Rebels (5-4), who have lost four straight games — all to power-conference opponents. Dia started all 44 of his previous games at Ole Miss.
Ilias Kamardine scored 16 points for Mississippi, and Kezza Giffa added 10 points and seven steals off the bench.
AJ Storr, a 2023 All-Big East Freshman Team selection at St. John's, was booed throughout and scored only two points for Ole Miss. He missed all six of his field goal attempts.
Storr is playing for his fourth Power Five program in four years. He entered averaging 13.8 points per game, tied with Kamardine for the team lead.
The only previous meeting between the schools came on the St. John's campus in the first round of the 1989 National Invitation Tournament won by the Johnnies.
It was Mississippi's first game at The Garden since a 68-63 loss to Dayton in the semifinals of the 2010 NIT.
Mississippi plays Southern Miss next Saturday in Biloxi, Mississippi.
St. John's is back at MSG next Saturday to host local foe Iona, the suburban MAAC school where coach Rick Pitino spent three seasons before jumping to the Red Storm.
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St. John's forward Zuby Ejiofor (24) reacts after making a three-point basket against Auburn during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in the Players Era tournament Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Steve Marcus)
