Defence and Security Case studies

Casestudies for the Defence and Security industry

• Case study, Head Office Modern Environment. New IT infrastructure
  

  Fujitsu won the contract for Project Head Office Modern Environment (HOME) providing the project management, integration, implementation and ongoing service management of a new IT infrastructure and 6,000 work stations.

• Case study, International Military Advisory and Training Team (IMATT)
  

  The British led International Military Advisory and Training Team (IMATT) has approximately 100 international staff based in Sierra Leone where they provide the government with security and military advice and training, playing an important role in supporting the country's climb from the chaos of civil war.

• Case study, Naval Shore Telecommunications System, message handling
  

  The Royal Navy sends approximately 10,000 messages a day but until 1986, a manual system was used to encode, process and decode much of its messaging, from ship to shore and between stations around the world. Fujitsu created a high grade messaging service, developing software to meet the Navy's ultra-strict security requirements but using commercial off-the-shelf hardware.

• Case study, New Zealand Defence Force. Message handling system
  

  In February 2004 Fujitsu, which had previously designed and developed a Military Message Handling System for the Ministry of Defence in the UK, was chosen to deploy the Military Message Handling System for the New Zealand Defence Force.

• Case study, Optimising Bandwidth for the British Army in Germany
  

  The Army in Germany needed more bandwidth to cope with growing network traffic into the Rheindahlen Army base where the Defence Information Infrastructure Convergence (DII(C)) core node is located.

• Case study, RAF Command & Control Information System. RAF CCIS
  

  Fujitsu developed a secure, flexible infrastructure and application set known as RAF Command & Control Information System (RAF CCIS).

• Case study, RAF Strike Command - Development and delivery of SAPPHIRE
  

  RAF Strike Command is a large and complex organisation with the challenge to deliver air power effectively and efficiently any time and anywhere in the world. This has to be done within budget, with high visibility of any operational risks that may exist.

• Case study, RASDA. Replacing old databases with Oracle technology
  

  The Replicated Air Support Decision Aid (RASDA) replaced the old databases with Oracle technology with a forms interface in a Windows environment.

• Case study, Royal Navy - NAVYSTAR. New PCs
  

  The Royal Navy needed an affordable information infrastructure capable of supporting its administrative services onboard vessels. The requirement was for PCs, servers, printers and network equipment from commercial sources that would work in the unique environment aboard ship, be reliable, and meet the standards required for equipment installations on their vessels.

• Case study, Working with BT for the MOD in Germany
  

  The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) needed to communicate securely between 33 military sites in Germany as well as overseas and within the UK.