Shared infrastructure for organizations that work together.
Lorica helps agencies, companies, and their partners coordinate across organizational boundaries while each participant retains control of its own systems and information.
During an active operation, these facts can change faster than separate systems and organizations can keep the record current.
Existing systems remain authoritative for the information they own.
Specialized systems continue to manage the workflows they were built for. Lorica maintains the relationships and operational context that cross organizational boundaries.
Manage the network behind your security operations.
Lorica already helps security companies manage partner companies, employees, and contractors while licensing, qualifications, availability, capabilities, and relationship context are maintained by different parties.
Research on operational networks.
Selected Lorica papers on the operating models and coordination problems that inform the platform.
Operational Networks
Why coordination across organizational boundaries is becoming a new layer of enterprise software.
Read the paper →Private Security as an Operational Network
How distributed security work is assembled across companies, professionals, clients, and specialist partners.
Read the paper →Municipal Coordination
How municipalities coordinate across independently governed agencies, utilities, contractors, healthcare providers, and other partners.
Read the paper →What does your operational network look like?
If your operations depend on people, organizations, and systems outside your own boundaries, talk with us about how that network works today.


