Monday 29 July 2019

Issue 3 of OptimiSE Magazine Available Now – Systems Engineering for the Rail Industry



We are thrilled to publish Issue 3 of OptimiSE Magazine, which aims to share best practices, insights and successes from the Rail Industry, which we are positive will be beneficial to wider industries.

Don’t work in Rail? This magazine is still for you!

The customer successes we have seen in our Systems Engineering business come, in some part, from the fact that we have worked with a range of different organisations across varied industries giving us unique insight and expertise which we then feed back into customer projects.

During the first half of 2019 we saw an increased demand for our services within the Rail Industry – we have been helping high profile players implement tools and practices to manage, implement and accelerate huge infrastructure projects.

We hope this Rail-themed issue makes for an informative, thought-provoking read.

In this issue:

  • Transport for London (TfL): Managing Complexity in Major Rail Projects (page 6)
  • Guest Article: Progressive Assurance for the Rail Industry (page 8)
  • The Case for Systems Engineering: Improved Competitiveness through Collaborative Engineering Management (page 10)


You can read the online magazine by visiting: www.optimiseSE.co.uk or if you would like a free hard copy of the magazine please contact: info@synthesys.co.uk


Thursday 25 July 2019

2020 Systems Engineering Training Course Dates Published



SyntheSys is pleased to publish the 2020 Systems Engineering training schedule, which we are now taking bookings for.

Our Systems Engineering Foundation training informs on the principles and practices of systems engineering, and provides an introduction and overview of the processes required for successful systems engineering project delivery.  We are pleased to announce United Kingdom (UK) 2020 Systems Engineering Foundation training dates as follows:
  • 7-8 January 2020
  • 21-22 April 2020
  • 30 June-1st July 2020
  • 15-16 September 2020
  • 24-25 November 2020

For those working towards the Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) accreditation, we have a course specifically designed to prepare you to pass the examination by combining real-world scenarios with theory, presented in the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook, which will enable you to comfortably sit the INCOSE CSEP Certification.  Scheduled CSEP Preparation courses will be taking place in the UK on the following dates:
  • 10-14 February 2020
  • 18-22 May 2020
  • 20-24 July 2020
  • 12-16 October 2020
  • 14-18 December 2020
We have competitively priced training packages and offer discounts for multiple attendees.  For more information, or to read more about how systems engineering training can often result in overall increased competitiveness, visit:

 www.synthesys-systems-engineering.co.uk/training.html


Monday 15 July 2019

SyntheSys Selected for Latest Government G-Cloud 11 Scheme


SyntheSys has been accepted onto the Government’s Digital Marketplace ‘G-Cloud 11’ Supplier List which further establishes our status as a supplier of Cloud-based software.

Many of us use ‘The Cloud’ every day without realising it, as it has enabled a plethora of internet-based shopping, social media, and Government services. For industry, the benefits of using the Cloud to execute software and systems engineering projects in a global 24/7 environment are significant.

Government frameworks are agreements between the Government and suppliers. Buying services through frameworks is faster and cheaper than entering into individual procurement contracts.  The G-Cloud framework was developed to ensure government bodies can access best-in-class Cloud solutions.  

G-Cloud 11 replaces G-Cloud 10 services in which SyntheSys also participated.  The G-Cloud supplier list is split into Cloud Hosting, Cloud Software and Cloud Support and we are proud to be fully represented in all three categories.

The United Kingdom (UK) Government G-Cloud is a well-respected scheme specifically aimed at easing procurement by departments of UK public-sector bodies.  To maintain high standards, only suppliers who meet a set level are considered for a place on the G-Cloud 11 framework agreement.  SyntheSys is able to call on years of experience in this field.

Crucially G-Cloud provides an easy way for clients to access leading engineering software tools and services, backed by key associated technical support and top-class training from our team.

To access more information on our Government G-Cloud involvement, or to speak to us about your cloud hosting, software or support requirements contact info@synthesys.co.uk.

Wednesday 10 July 2019

SyntheSys Tactical Data Link (TDL) 2020 Training Dates Confirmed




In response to requests from our customers, we are pleased to publish our 2020 TDL Training schedule which includes a range of different training options to suit all levels and budgets from Link 16 through to our flagship Data Link Manager (DLM) / Interface Control Officer (ICO) course.

Maybe you are unsure of you or your team’s exact training requirement?  We offer a complimentary, impartial Training Needs Assessment where we will identify areas that personnel within your organisation may need to develop skills, knowledge or expertise to meet organisational objectives.
For more information, including a detailed overview of how you will benefit from attending, a look at what lessons you can expect to learn, and booking information visit: http://bit.ly/2XEmdJZ

If you would like to speak to one of our trainers about this course, or any other TDL training requirements, please email training@synthesys.co.uk or telephone +44 (0) 1947 821 464