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THALES PROPRIETARY Technological challenges and opportunities in Systems Integration P. Fossier CTO Land & Air Systems THALES ICAS PC MEETING KRAKOW AUGUST 2015 This document may not be reproduced, modified, adapted, published, translated, in any way, in whole or in part or disclosed to a third party without the prior written consent of Thales - Thales 2014 All rights reserved. 2 THALES PROPRIETARY Land & Air Systems What is complexity ? 8 Galileo 9 UE single sky 7 UAV systems 1 3 Airport solutions IR Camera, Airborne computer 2 Radar, Navigation systems 4 5 Avionics Suites, FMS, ATM automation systems 6 Single Service Component Equipment Composed Services Composed Systems Super systems System of Systems up to Eco-system (Co-Existence) Stand alone Autonomous Interconnected Integrated Collaborating Interacting Sharing Multi customer Interaction System scale Capability driven system architecture Complexity comes from complex interactions between operational needs, capability and services, business processes and organisations Functions driven system architecture Complexity mainly relies on high level of interaction between functions, non functional constraints, interfaces, data, components Technology driven system architecture Complexity mainly relies on hardware, technologies and algorithms.
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