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Support Engineering @ TDW-Live
We are delighted to be continuing our association with the excellent TDW-Live event. Check out the video for a brief overview of the Support Engineering track that takes place on 20th November 2019 in Congresbury, Bristol, UK. More event information, including...
Aspire at TDW-Live!
We are delighted to continue our affiliation with the TDW-Live event which is happening again this year between the 19th and 21st November, 2019. We are privileged to run the Support engineering track at the event, which appears on Day 2 (20th November). We are vendor...
Why does it seem so difficult to get support right?
Warning: This video contains some poetry! That poem is based on a parable and in that parable a passing wise man comes to help the blind stitch...
Who are we and what do we do?
Video – Automating Tech Data Reporting
This video is from our ILS Seminar in June 2017: Paul Messer and Lee Fitzsimons talk about automated reporting from technical data sources (in this case, our Maintenance Analysis package; A*) using Epic, an XML based data manipulation tool.
read moreWhy standardise how we do spreadsheet models?
The modeller’s task is to represent reality with sufficient fidelity to ensure that decisions based on the model are sound. So how can we make sure that the spreadsheet is fit for purpose?
read moreGetting Analysis Wrong – what we learn when analysis doesn’t match reality
What we learn when analysis doesn’t match reality. It is often explained that all models are wrong, just some are less wrong than others.
read moreSystem Interactions
Understanding the risk posed by the interaction of functionally unrelated systems; are we, as those responsible for deriving preventive maintenance for aircraft, missing the point?
read moreReductio ad Absurdum
“Why do we need to train our Military Maintenance engineers?” This short piece is adapted from a presentation delivered back in 2012
read moreCyber Security Bulletin
Our friends at IGP Technology have released some advice in the wake of the ransomware attacks last week - please feel free to pass this along to any colleagues or contacts that this might concern
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