Invertix Corporation's had a successful week at the Department of Defense's annual DoDIIS (Department of Defense Intelligence Information System) Worldwide 2011 conference in Detroit, MI held May 1-5. For the 2nd consecutive year, the company presented several key capabilities to conference attendees. This year the demonstrations included the use of ozone-based widgets for secure cloud collaboration and a prototype for an advanced human-machine interface (A-HMI) using commercial off-the-shelf gaming technology. As a Gold Sponsor for this major DoD event, Invertix provided an opportunity for the attendees to converge on the official Invertix booth as ice cream was served to conference attendees while key company personnel discussed the full spectrum of Invertix capabilities. The conference attendance was announced as nearly 1300, which had the ironic twist of opening on the night that al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. operatives in Pakistan. According to John Reinemann, Invertix Senior Director and DoDIIS Lead, "Invertix was able to meet with intelligence professionals across the globe to discuss emerging technology that will enhance their operations, intelligence sharing, analysis of large volumes of data, and security."