Systems Engineering Training Delivered to Atomic Energy Authority

SyntheSys are pleased to announce that they have successfully completed an initial Systems Engineering Course for one of the divisions at the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna between 17th and 21st June. Following a Training Needs Analysis earlier in the year, a course based around INCOSE principles was created and delivered. Feed back was very positive.

Tony Castle as the SyntheSys Training Manager, and Mark Williamson  as SE Subject Matter Expert 'enjoyed' a mini heatwave in Vienna and took respite in cooling influence of fine Austrian Pils and terrific local delicacies of Schnitzel and Ribs, in the balmy evenings.

For information on SyntheSys Training from Systems Engineering through Enterprise Architecture to Tactical Data Links, please contact training@synthesys.co.uk 

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Air Defence System Integrator Upgrade Testing Success

The Air Defence System Integrator (ADSI) which is operated by Number 1 Air Control Centre, RAF, has just undergone a software and hardware upgrade to become more sustainable. Ultra Electronics Command and Control Systems delivered the new hardware and software and the SyntheSys testing team supported the upgrade on behalf of the Situational Awareness Command and Control (SACC) Delivery Team (DT) by providing a Subject Matter Expert to act as Test Director and independent observer.

John Miller, Technical Director for SyntheSys commented that “The service provided included a series of factory acceptance and site acceptance tests.  To provide further test evidence we also utilised the Multi Link Test Facility (MLTF) to test for the ADSI conformance to TDL standards and interoperability with other UK air platforms such as the Sentry E-3D.  These further tests demonstrated how the MLTF provides a highly effective, low cost and low risk approach to testing.”

For further information on Multi Link Test Facility interoperability testing, contact us at marketing@synthesys.co.uk or on 01947 821464.

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