Interoperability Engineering Services
You have a vision—a digitized battlespace that's fully integrated
with joint and combined defense forces. Your vision requires that
technologies, systems, and procedures remain compatible as new systems,
features, and functionality are introduced into the battlefield.
You certainly don't want to find out that your new artillery system
won't interoperate properly with your maneuver control system in
the field. That's where ARINC can help.
By using proven engineering and testing processes, ARINC's interoperability
services ensure the integration of battlefield systems early in the design
and development process, not after deployment. We develop standards for
interfaces, then design and test systems for interoperability. We can
also demonstrate interoperability without the need to relocate systems
to a common integration and testing location, avoiding program delays.
For the U.S. Army, we designed, built, and operate the Army Interoperability
Network (AIN), an international digital communications network
that supports the development, testing, and certification of command,
control, communications, computers, intelligence, electronic warfare,
and sensors (C4IEW&S) systems. Prior to AIN, the Army individually
tested many command and control systems in simulated environments
that often required expensive and time-consuming physical relocation
and setup. With AIN, hardware and software developers at widely
dispersed locations share information electronically and identify
and solve even the most subtle interoperability issues early in
the design process.
If you're facing the interoperability challenge, call ARINC. We'll show
you the benefits of subscribing to the AIN—or design, develop, and
implement a customized, easy-to-use distributed information network that
meets your unique needs for remote interoperability and development testing.
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