An Open Day is designed around a specific theme such as improving the collaboration between business, development and operations or the development of complex embedded systems. Each day is an opportunity to spend time with IBM Rational consultants exploring how each solution can satisfy your specific requirements. A series of guided activities will ensure that you explore a number of different areas of the solution, but there will also be time during the day to digress into different areas and explore your specific areas of interest.
What do previous customers think?
“The format allowed me to see the tool in action with a very hands-on approach, which was extremely beneficial for me as this was the first time I had seen the tool in its environment.”
There is no cost to attend the event and complimentary tea/coffee during the morning and afternoon and a buffet lunch are provided. All events take place from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm at the locations listed below. We look forward to welcoming you !
For full details go to http://slidesha.re/1bq8lVL
Details of the CLM session on 25th September is here.
Further information on SyntheSys and IBM Rational is here
Register now to confirm place and avoid disappointment at http://bit.ly/122I6wN
Friday, 26 July 2013
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Interface Control Officer/Network Manager Training at Poggio Renatico
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At the request of the Italian Data Link Management Cell, SyntheSys is pleased to announce that we will deliver a 10 day Multi TDL Interface Control Officer/Network Manager training course, starting on 30 September and running until 11 October 13. The course will cover all phases of Multi TDL management from planning, through to execution and subsequent analysis. Practical exercises, and utilisation of simulation will be included throughout to enhance the students learning experience. A limited number of spare places are available. If you may be interested in attending please contact us at training@synthesys.co.uk or call us on (0)1947 821464Friday, 5 July 2013
SyntheSys extend Rational Technical Capabilities
SyntheSys are pleased to announce the secondment of Hitesh Bechar to the team. IBM have a Champions for Growth Scheme were talented individuals are seconded to the Business Partner community. Hitesh will extend our current requirements management skills with Rational solutions and also brings technical experience with the Collaborative Lifecycle Management Jazz based tools. His role will include technical pre-sales delivery and provision of SyntheSys services to IBM Rational customers.Welcome to the team Hitesh.
For further information on IBM Rational solutions for Software or Systems Engineering please contact ibm_rational@synthesys.co.uk.
Further information is available at http://synthesysibm.co.uk
Friday, 28 June 2013
SyntheSys’ Theatre Missile Defence Experimentation Success
Test Directors and
managers on both sides of the Atlantic have heaped praise on SyntheSys’
experts’ contributions to joint Maritime Theatre Missile Defence
experimentation. The US Test Director commented
that the SyntheSys contribution was “amazing” and that it was a “pleasure”
working with such a professional team, whilst the UK MOD project manager
described the contribution as “outstanding”.
These comments followed the latest in a continuing series of experiments
to test the Royal Navy and coalition forces abilities to defend surface targets
in a virtual Maritime Theatre Missile Defence scenario utilising the US-led
Coalition Distributed Engineering Plant.
SyntheSys contributes Multi-Link
Test Facility services that provide secure communications between the UK Type
45 destroyer test facility, located at the Maritime Integration Support Centre
in Portsmouth, and other coalition naval test facilities in Europe, North
America and Australia. The Multi-Link
Test Facility equipment provides sensor feeds to excite the various Type 45
radars and emulates the Link 16 and Link 11 Tactical Data Link networks to
share surveillance, command and control, and other information between network
participants. This is a safe virtual
environment in which to test equipment, refine tactical procedures, and train
operators for engaging ballistic and conventional missiles in preparation for
live firing trials planned for 2015.
As well as providing
the Multi-Link Test Facility equipment and assisting in the conduct of the
tests, SyntheSys supports the tests by coordinating UK government and industry
stakeholders to develop test objectives, reviewing and determining scenario
changes, and undertaking performance analysis for future tests and exercises.
John Miller,
SyntheSys’ Technical Director, commented that “This is a great example of the
way in which the Multi-Link Test Facility is providing a very low cost and a
very effective way of testing tactical communications systems - analysis shows
that it is in excess of 70 times cheaper and has greatly increased control and
repeatability when compared with equivalent live tests.”
For more information,
please contact SyntheSys at marketing@synthesys.co.uk.
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