2013 in Reflection

As 2013 comes to a close, it is a good opportunity to reflect on the successes of the year for the team here at SyntheSys.

Tony Castle and his Training team have been very busy providing training on Link 16, VMF, JRE(AP), network management and TNDS training both in the UK and across Europe. We also extended our training capabilities into non-military domain with Systems Engineering in support of the UN International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna.

Mark Hudspeth and his MLTF team have been very successful on TDL Testing with the Multi Link Test Facility for UK and International Interoperability Trials, support to the F-35 Lightning II, and the Joint Maritime Theatre Missile Defence Experimentation.  We look forward to the increased use of MLTF in 2014 to support interoperability testing between UK and other nations.

Our IBM team was bolstered in the summer when Hitesh Bechar joined us from IBM. Hitesh has made an immediate impact in the provision of technical support and delivery of IBM Rational technical services to our clients. SyntheSys have been supporting new and existing IBM Rational clients as the technology of software and systems development increases ever more rapidly.

We wish all our customers, clients, colleagues and partners very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

SyntheSys provides Variable Message Format Training to Norwegian F-35 Programme

Members of the Norwegian F-35 programme have recently been provided with Variable Message Format (VMF) training by SyntheSys. The training took place at Branston Hall Hotel, near Lincoln, England, and consisted of a 2 and a half day introductory course covering the bearer, application header, and messaging protocols. If you should be interested in VMF or any of our other training events, please contact us via training@synthesys.co.uk

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SyntheSys provides Link 16 Training Course to the E-3D Software Support Team

SyntheSys has recently completed delivery of a 2 and a half day Introduction to JTIDS/MIDS Link 16 Training Course to members of the E-3D Software Support Team (SST) at RAF Waddington, Lincoln, England. The course was provided to allow the members of the SST a better understanding of the fundamental operating protocols for JTIDS/MIDS Link 16. This knowledge will then assist them in the furtherance of their future duties. SyntheSys would like to thank the E-3D SST for the invitation to provide this training, and for their hospitality. If you would like to know more about how SyntheSys can support you, please email us at training@synthesys.co.uk

SyntheSys delivers Link 16 Network Design Training to Cassidian

SyntheSys are pleased to announce the delivery of a Link 16 Network Design Course at Eurofighter System Support Centre in Manching, Germany. Personnel from both Cassidian and the German Air Force were provided with an in depth understanding of Link 16 Network Design and the importance of correctly assessing a platforms requirements.  Specifically focused on the Typhoon Eurofighter, personnel were instructed on the calculus involved to create the most efficient Network Designs based upon both extensive research and analysis of the platform and assessment of Link 16 documentation. SyntheSys would like to thank Cassidian and the German Air Force for their kind hospitality. If you would like to know more about how SyntheSys can support you, please email us at training@synthesys.co.uk