Integrate Recognized on Fast Company’s 2026 Next Big Things in Tech List

Integrate has officially been named to Fast Company’s 2026 Next Big Things in Tech list in the enterprise technology category.

We’re proud of this one.

This year, Fast Company’s 18 judges spent months evaluating more than 1,000 applications through multiple rounds of review, ultimately awarding 145 honors. They assessed the problems each technology solves, the ingenuity behind it, the progress it has demonstrated, and its potential impact over the next five years.

For us, that recognition reaches back through years of work on a problem our customers live with every day.

The world’s most ambitious programs depend on people working across organizations, security boundaries, and classification levels. Their project management software should work across those boundaries, too. Instead, teams have had to reconcile disconnected schedules, rebuild context, and make decisions from information that is already out of date.

We built Integrate because that shouldn’t be the cost of working together.

One real-time schedule. Precision access controls. A connected view of what changed, what it affects, and what needs attention. AI-native capabilities that help people understand and act on their live program.

Getting there has meant building for the places where collaboration is hardest and the consequences of fragmentation are greatest. Today, Integrate supports commercial programs and defense missions on NIPR, SIPR, and JWICS. Every environment reached represents hard work by our team and trust from customers who need this to work.

That is what makes this recognition personal. We know the effort behind the product. We know what it took to get it into places most software never reaches. And we know how much more becomes possible when the people responsible for a program can finally stay connected to it.

“The most exciting technology innovations are the ones that move beyond promise to demonstrate real potential for impact,” said Brendan Vaughan, editor-in-chief of Fast Company.

Being included in this year’s list gives that work a wider audience. It puts a problem too often accepted as inevitable in the conversation about what enterprise technology can and should change.

To our team: you’ve put a ridiculous amount of hard work into Integrate. We couldn’t be prouder to see it recognized.

To our customers: thank you for trusting us with programs that matter and helping us build something worthy of that trust.

And thank you, Fast Company, for recognizing what we’re building.

One real-time schedule. No fragments.