TDL Technology Issue 8: iSMART Document Suite Explained, TDL Standards and a Guest Article like no other!

The latest issue of TDL Technology magazine is out now.  Issue 8 is packed with industry news, best practice pieces and technical insights for the TDL Community.  Of course, not forgetting our ‘Free Resource’ for all readers. 

Get your free copy now to read more about:

• The iSMART Document Suite Explained; What does iSMART provide? 

• Guest Article; Gateway to Multi-Domain Command and Control - The E3-A Final Lifetime Extension Program

• Demystifying Tactical Data Links; TDL Standard

You will also find details about how to access our Free E-Book – ‘A Guide to Choosing a TDL Capability’ which looks at a variety of different considerations when implementing a TDL. To read the digital issue, visit www.tdl-technology.com or contact tdltech@synthesys.co.uk to own a hard copy of the magazine. 

TDL Technology Lands!

SyntheSys is delighted to announce the launch of TDL Technology magazine – one of the first of its kind for the Tactical Data Link (TDL) industry.

This value added, exclusive magazine presents a collection of articles about all aspects of TDL implementation, integration and management.  We hope that you, our colleagues and customers throughout the TDL community, will find it both interesting and useful.

Get your free copy now to read more about:

• How TDL Interoperability can be simplified through the seven simple expedients.  Page 7
• Standards Conformance Testing- Application to VMF.  Page 13
• Ask the TDL Expert ‘Should I build DNM into my network and encourage it’s use?  Page 11

TDL Technology is out now, you can read the online magazine by visiting http://www.synthesys.co.uk/tdl-technology.html  or if you would like a free physical copy of the magazine please contact info@synthesys.co.uk

SyntheSys to Provide TDL Training to United Kingdom Joint Data Link Management Organisation (UKJDLMO)

We are delighted to have been awarded a 2 year contract to provide Advanced Link 16 and multi TDL training to the UKJDLMO and other invited UK personnel from all 3 services.  The training will be in 2 parts, a 3 day Advanced Link 16 course and a further 12 days looking at multi TDL planning and operations.  As well as the standard Power Point presentations, the students will benefit from a range of practical exercises utilising our unrivalled suite of real tools and simulation.  For this course we will use the Data Link Training Suites (DLTS) 11 & 16 which provide a realistic data link network in a classroom environment.  We will also use the TACTX multi TDL simulator, Hewlett Packard’s Tactical Network Design Station (TNDS), Joint Range Extension (JRE) and, for the first time, the TacPlan multi TDL planning tool.

To ensure a complete understanding of the material presented, we will also utilise another addition to our training capability, the Qwizdom interactive question and answer system.  Each student will be provided with a handset enabling them to answer a test of understanding given at the end of each day.  The system then provides immediate feedback to the instructors indicating that the subject has been properly understood.  It also provides data to ensure fully focussed review and consolidation sessions.

The first course will start at the end of June 2015,  SyntheSys looks forward to working with the UKJDLMO and providing the knowledge transfer required to enable the attendees to carry out their duties more effectively and efficiently.

For further details on TDL and other related training courses we provide visit http://www.synthesystraining.co.uk or contact us by emailing training@synthesys.co.uk.

SyntheSys Provides TDL Training to Brunei MOD

SyntheSys is delighted to have recently been given the opportunity to provide Tactical Data Link (TDL) training to a group of uniformed and civilian personnel at the Brunei Ministry of Defence (Mindef) establishment, in the nation’s capital, Bandar Seri Begawan. Ten personnel from operational, engineering and research disciplines undertook instruction covering various aspects of technical and operational usage of a variety of TDL systems.  SyntheSys would like to thank the Brunei Mindef for their invitation and hospitality, and also for providing some much needed warm weather.

If you would like any information on our training courses please go to http://www.synthesystraining.co.uk/ where you can download our full training catalogue, or contact us at training@synthesys.co.uk