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Booth Title: SabiOso, Inc. - Guardian Technologies
Booth Number: 927 |
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DESCRIPTION: The Guardian, marketed by Guardian Technologies, incorporates leading technologies from two industry leading companies to create a powerful asset monitoring and tracking system. The Guardian system features: - Real time Global Positioning System (GPS)/Geographic Information System (GIS) tracking - Global communications coverage via Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) and/or Satellite - Bluetooth compatible - Remote wireless monitoring control of up to 20 input/outputs - 2+ year battery life Designed with two serial inputs, Guardian can be integrated with just about any other type of monitor or sensor. Current integrated technologies include: - Bio/Haz - Radiation - Light and Infrared (IR) - Internal container/trailer lock - Active Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) Reader The Guardian portal integrates all of the above features into a powerful, easy to use, secure internet portal providing easy access and complete visibility for all your assets. Guardian's simple, unique, and complete solution to securing your most important assets is unequaled anywhere today. |
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Booth Title: SAIC (Science Applications International Corp.)
Booth Number: 218 |
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DESCRIPTION: SAIC is committed to high quality process improvement services to software development organizations using expert consulting services and methods based on proven software process improvement techniques and tools. Our consultants are schooled in industry best practices and have successfully brought organizations to desired Capability Maturity Model/Capability Maturity Model Integrated (CMM)/(CMMI) levels. SAIC is a CMMI® Transition Partner with nine CMMI instructors and lead appraisers. We have multiple CMMI Maturity Level 5 organizations and several with Maturity Level 3 and Level 4. An industry pioneer, the growth of SAIC capabilities and expertise has paralleled the growth and transformations in the field of computer science. Continued investment in the improvement of our processes, people, and enabling tools/technologies with "best practices" approach applies a documented end-to-end process. www.saic.com/software/process.html. A broad range of Software Process Improvement (SPI) programs are designed to achieve our clients' objectives and business drivers: tailored SPI programs, assessments/gap analyses, expert consulting, metrics, process toolkit, and training. Methodology using sound software engineering development practices used consistently throughout a software systems organization, results in quality software with fewer defects, well-controlled software development costs, and on-time delivery. |
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www.saic.com |
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Booth Title: Sciforma Corp.
Booth Number: 128 |
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DESCRIPTION: Sciforma Corp. continues to build on our 23-year legacy of innovation and excellence in project management software. Stop by our booth for a first look at PSNext - our exciting new Web-based solution for global enterprise project management. PSNext offers unmatched power with breakthrough simplicity, security, and scalability based upon the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) platform. |
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www.sciforma.com |
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Booth Title: Seagull Software
Booth Number: 329 |
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DESCRIPTION: Seagull Software's LegaSuite® technology is a comprehensive platform of integrated software modules that enables government organizations to repurpose legacy systems for integration with Web-era applications and architectures. With LegaSuite, government organizations can leverage investments in legacy assets to: replace application green screens with an intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI); reengineer and streamline workflows; deploy business-critical applications to the Web for self-service; launch role-based portals; provide secure, real-time access to legacy business functions via a browser or wireless devices; and integrate legacy data with applications inside and outside the firewall, all without altering existing code in any way. LegaSuite is used by state governments in almost half of the U.S., and by local government agencies in 19 U.S. states, plus in government agencies or state-run industries in Canada, France, Germany, Saudi Arabia, the Netherlands and the UK. Additionally, more than eight software vendors use LegaSuite for solutions deployed in more than 600 city and county governments. |
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Booth Title: Seaweed Systems
Booth Number: 620 |
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DESCRIPTION: Seaweed Systems is a well established U.S. company specializing in high-end embedded graphics solutions. Seaweed provides Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) OpenGL® and X Window System products and services together with distribution and support of the latest 3Dlabs graphics devices on which Seaweed’s software products run. Seaweed specializes in the development, provision, and support of complete COTS graphics solutions for embedded applications that require superior performance and have stringent safety, quality, reliability, and delivery constraints. Seaweed’s customers include most of the aerospace and defense industry’s leading companies. Seaweed has strong partnerships with many of the leading COTS software and hardware providers in the real-time/embedded arena such as Wind River Systems, Green Hills, LynuxWorks, Radstone Technology, Synergy Microsystems, and AI Tech. Seaweed’s software products also work seamlessly with many of the leading embedded graphics toolsets. Consulting services are also available for custom and specialized needs in connection with our core product sales. |
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www.seaweed.com |
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Booth Title: SeeBeyond
Booth Number: 830 |
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Booth Title: Semantic Designs
Booth Number: 823 |
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DESCRIPTION: Semantic Designs (SD) provides tools and services for automating the analysis, testing, modification, or migration of large software systems. SD's Design Maintenance System (DMS) Software Reengineering Toolkit is revolutionary generalized compiler technology that can be custom configured to carry out massive automated tasks on source code, changing the economics of large-scale software system enhancement. DMS can handle systems with mixed computer languages and tens of thousands of files. Among the many uses are documentation extraction; quality analysis; changing Application Program Interfaces (API); generating code, or porting code from one language to another (e.g., translating JOVIAL to C). In addition, SD offers DMS-derivative tools for metrics, dead/redundant code detection and removal (typically 10-20% savings in size and corresponding maintenance budgets). SD offers Test Coverage and Profiling tools for C, C#, C++, Java, Common Business-Oriented Language (COBOL) and other languages, for both standard and embedded systems, and can easily accomodate custom or legacy languages. The company offers training, support, consulting, and custom contracts as needed to enable DMS-based customer maintenance activities. |
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URL:
www.semanticdesigns.com |
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Booth Title: Serena Software
Booth Number: 337 |
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DESCRIPTION: Used worldwide in government organizations and available via Serena's General Services Administration (GSA) schedule, Serena TeamTrack is a Web-architected, secure, and highly configurable solution that empowers development teams to improve communication and processes across the application life-cycle. From design to development to testing, launch and supporting an application, you need to manage the process tightly to ensure timely deployment of quality applications that support the critical business needs and ensure quality initiative compliance such as Six Sigma and Capability Maturity Model (CMM)/Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI). TeamTrack helps you map, track and enforce your application processes; manage issues throughout the entire life-cycle of your projects; and facilitate collaboration with all stakeholders - regardless of where they are located. Government organizations such as Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), State of New Mexico, National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Johnson, Charlotte County, and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) have experienced the value of TeamTrack's simple and quick implementation, enforced streamlined processes, up-to-the minute role-based information from any Web browser - anywhere, anytime. Learn more at Booth #237 or download a free 30-day evaluation copy at www.serena.com. |
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URL:
www.serena.com |
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Booth Title: Six Sigma Tool Belt
Booth Number: 835 |
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DESCRIPTION: Capability Maturity Model Integrated (CMMI) and Six Sigma are on a collision course: Information Technology (IT) using CMMI and the rest of the enterprise embracing Six Sigma. Fortunately, they both have the same objectives: being better, faster, cheaper, and more profitable. If your company is implementing Six Sigma or just thinking about it, you can't afford to miss out on a free copy of our special report Capability Maturity Model (CMM) and Six Sigma and the incredible value provided by the QI Macros for Excel Six Sigma Software. The QI Macros are great for all your black belts, green belts, and regular employees and, according to our customers, they are far easier to learn and use than Minitab, JMP or any of the other more expensive tools. At $129/copy and $89/copy when you buy 5 or more it is the most affordable solution on the market. Stop by our booth and pick a free 30 day evaluation copy. |
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www.sixsigmatoolbelt.com |
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Booth Title: Software Engineering Directorate
Booth Number: 436 |
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DESCRIPTION: The Remote Weapon Station Basic Skills Trainer (RWS-BST) is an individual fire control unit tabletop trainer for the RWS peculiar to Stryker variants equipped with the MK-19/M2. This fully independent, low-overhead classroom system will train Stryker crewmembers to use the fire control unit and virtually fire either weapon system using equipment identical to the operational system. The RWS-BST instructor station is a commercial PC interfaced to the tactical RWS gunner's station components (joystick and display panel), in a tabletop configuration. The training scenes are high resolution digital images taken from a digital camera (visible) and a 2nd Gen Forward Looking Infrared Radar (FLIR). The training scenes are developed from imagery taken at Camp Pendleton. The Software Engineering Directorate (SED) has developed software that combines the digital images into a training scene and then generates a matching 3-D ground model. This provides the student gunner with highly realistic scenery and target movement. The RWS-BST allows the student gunner to execute the complete RWS tactical engagement sequence. The gunner can search the target area using continuous zoom, determine target range, and engage a target. The RWS-BST gives the soldier a low cost, highly realistic training device for gunner training. |
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Booth Title: Software Engineering Institute
Booth Number: 438 |
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DESCRIPTION: The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is a federally funded research and development center that helps others improve their software engineering capabilities. Software is an increasingly critical component in systems, and the demand for quality software produced on schedule and within budget exceeds the supply. To help improve the state of the practice of software engineering, the SEI works with the research community to help create and identify new and improved practices and with leading-edge software developers to apply and validate those practices. The SEI also works through the global community of software engineers to amplify the impact of the new and improved practices by encouraging and supporting their widespread adoption. The SEI is operated by Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA. |
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URL:
www.sei.cmu.edu |
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Booth Title: Software Productivity Consortium
Booth Number: 618 |
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DESCRIPTION: The Software Productivity Consortium (www.software.org) is a nonprofit organization of over 100 leading companies in the aerospace, defense, Information Technology (IT), financial, telecom, and electronic industries, government agencies, and universities. Consortium products, services, and training help members deploy systems and software engineering processes that dramatically improve business results: productivity, profitability, and time-to-market competitiveness. Through its technologies, training courses, documents and videos, and consulting services, the Consortium is increasingly active in helping its members make rapid and effective transitions to the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) framework, while leveraging preexisting Six Sigma, ISO, and other quality programs. In doing so, the Consortium continues to build an unparalleled body of experience in integrating and improving systems and software engineering processes. Consortium engineering solutions address the entire development life-cycle, from requirements analysis, systems design, automated testing, collaborative development, and model- and component-based development, with an ongoing focus on measurement and information security activities. Consortium training courses and systems/software engineering consulting services are available through the General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule (GS-35F-5365H). Membership is open to all U.S. companies and government agencies; for more information, contact Dr. Ken Nidiffer at (703) 742-7110 or nidiffer@software.org. |
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www.software.org |
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Booth Title: Software Technology Support Center (STSC)
Booth Number: 318 |
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DESCRIPTION: The STSC provides hands-on assistance in adopting effective technologies for software-intensive systems. We help organizations identify, evaluate, and adopt technologies that improve software product quality, production efficiency, and predictability. We use the term technology in its broadest sense to include processes, methods, techniques, and tools that enhance human capability. Our focus is on field-proven technologies that will benefit the Department of Defense (DoD) mission. |
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www.stsc.hill.af.mil |
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Booth Title: Space Dynamics Laboratory
Booth Number: 308 |
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DESCRIPTION: Space Dynamics Laboratory’s (SDL) Image Search and Retrieval (IS&R) branch develops state-of-the-art technologies for data acquisition, transmission and visualization applications. SDL’s data compression engineers have made substantial progress in image quality versus compression ratios and have fielded a hardware suite used with real-time tactical imagery downlinks from reconnaissance sensor platforms. SDL’s cutting-edge Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) technology – flexible designs with high data rates and small footprints – offers a significant advancement in building large-scale, high-speed fiber-optic data transport systems. SDL also leads the way in developing real-time systems for processing, displaying, and manipulating tactical reconnaissance imagery. SDL’s display stations can be customized to support multiple sensor formats (single/multi-band Electric Optical (EO)/Infrared IR, Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), hyperspectral, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)-based) and can be configured as rack-mounted stationary systems, ruggedized portable systems, or desktop distributed screening systems. Stations include tailored image screening software that displays multi-INT image and targeting data in real-time, provides situational awareness, and includes a variety of data visualization, fusion, exploitation, and dissemination tools. |
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Booth Title: Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Booth Number: 318 |
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DESCRIPTION: Sun Microsystems, Inc., provides governments the technologies that enable them to more effectively manage information and provide just-in-time services via the Internet. As governments combat reduced budgets and staff by implementing Web-based technologies, Sun provides the reliability, availability, and serviceability necessary for government computing systems and Web sites. |
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URL:
www.sun.com |
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Booth Title: Sybase, Inc.
Booth Number: 808 |
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DESCRIPTION: Sybase, Inc., solutions integrate platforms, databases, and applications, and extend those applications to mobile workers. Sybase has delivered Government solutions for over 19 years. The national intelligence community, Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Transportation (DOT), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and Treasury trust Sybase for secure mission-critical command and control, logistics, data warehousing, intelligence fusion, analytics, collaboration, and mobile solutions. |
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URL:
www.sybase.com |
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