Showing posts with label Systems and Software Symposium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Systems and Software Symposium. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 October 2016

SyntheSys’ Jeremy Dick Set to Present at the Upcoming Systems Engineering in Capital Projects Seminar

Our renowned systems engineering expert Jeremy Dick will be presenting at the upcoming ‘Systems Engineering in Capital Projects’ Seminar and you are invited. The event takes place on 31st October 2016 at IBM Southbank, London.

The seminar aims to explore how Systems Engineering practices can help you with the challenges of managing complex capital projects and associated supply chains.  Jeremy will be collaborating with Costain Group to deliver, ‘Helping to meet national needs by bringing SE practices into infrastructure projects’.

For more information and registration details click here , or for more information on Jeremy click here

Wednesday, 21 September 2016

You are invited to join SyntheSys at the IBM Systems and Software Symposium

There is less than a week to go until we attend and present at the IBM Systems and Software Symposium at the Old Trafford football stadium on 27th September.  Join us there to explore the latest innovations in systems and software development tools from IBM.
 
The event aims to bring together members of the Systems and Software Development community for a day filled with industry presentations, best practices and networking. Our specialist Matt Mendell will be presenting ‘Migrating DOORS to DOORS Next Generation’.  We also look forward to hearing from Warwick Manufacturing Group, Visteon, Nationwide, HS2, TNT and XoServe.  

Other highlights include:

  • Split Tracks for IT and Engineering customers;
  • A detailed look at SaaS, Scaled Agile Framework, Integration/Migration with other tools;
  • Ovum analysts explaining why IBM are leading the way for Application Lifecycle Management. 

Places are still available for this free one day educational symposium. Register here or contact zoecarberry@uk.ibm.com for more information.