Hahn Enterprises was established in July of 2000 and has provided services to business and government organizations throughout the United States.  The company consulting recommendations have often been the  forward momentum needed by companies and organizations, especially newer smaller companies, to form a structurally balanced foundation.

The goal of Hahn Enterprises, Inc. is to provide professional program and project management services for your business. In addition, we also provide business process modeling and process improvement methods that can help your organization become more proficient and effective.

Timothy K. Hahn – President and Founder. Mr. Hahn has a degree in Information Technology and has worked for various companies and government organizations including the Department of Defense, the Department of Agriculture, and the Department of Interior as a consulting representative. While working with the Department of Defense, Mr. Hahn was the Program Manager overseeing 65 IT professionals and 7 project managers. Mr. Hahn also consulting with the Forest Service as project and site manager for the development of an incident management web base software suite that has been used to manage emergency situations throughout the US. Some of these incidents include: Hurricane Katrina, the Gulf Oil Spill, and 9/11. In addition, this same software suite is used today to manage wildfires throughout the US. Over 92,000 wildfires occur throughout the US annually (average).

Mr. Hahn as assisted many organizations determine their level of capability maturity and continues to be an advocate of CMMi. Also, Mr. Hahn worked previously for Dr. Doug Ross, the father of Computer Aided Design (CAD) and also the inventor of the business process modeling methodology IDEF, or Integration Definition, referring to the family of modeling languages in the field of system and software engineering. Working under Dr. Ross, Mr. Hahn gained great informational insight into how to breakdown complex systems using business process modeling. Mr. Hahn used this knowledge later to increased the proficiency of Air Force Logistics Systems, the enormous food management system used to feed the entire Department of Defense, as well as other large scale information technology systems.