Through the agile process and by working hand in hand with ACCS sites operators, ThalesRaytheonSystems has passed the Factory Acceptance Test of the Release Candidate 9 at the Massy premises, bringing additional features to the ACCS system, and reinforcing its structure....
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In early July, several NATO operational staff came to the Massy site for the formal UAT (User Assessment Test) of the Addendum 3 program....
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As part of the ACCS “Addendum 3 System Adaptation” modernization program, Addendum 3 brings ACCS to x86 technology and adds multiple improvements to an already robust and resilient system: performance, reduced downtime (period of unavailability), virtualized architecture or new HMIs....
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The French DGA has informed the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCIA) that it signed the Provisional Site Acceptance of the ARS...
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The purpose of the visit was to review the progress made on the ACCS programme, the NATO Air Command and Control System, and more particularly on the PNO* (First Operational Level) programme being developed for France....
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The ACCS Addendum 3 Project Team successfully hosted a visibility point demonstration at the Thales site in Massy on the 23rd and 24th of September....
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In February, the NATO military committee visited and tested the Poggio Renatico site in Italy to demonstrate the operational capabilities of the ACCS system and its actual use in an air and missile defence mission....
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On the 24th January 2020, we had to pleasure of welcoming at Massy the Vice-President of the Anti-Missile Air Defence Committee in charge of elaborating the recommendations linked to the deployment of the ACCS system within different NATO sites....
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MASSY, 10th September 2019 – ThalesRaytheonSystems and Leonardo will strengthen the cooperation on all aspects of the ACCS scope. The companies will work together in the areas of on-site system support, deployment of ACCS to new sites and retrofitting existing sites....
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In May 2019, the findings of the Air Operations Command tactical assessment were presented by a team of evaluators Composed by Alliance countries personnel and coordinated by Allied Air Command of Ramstein (Germany)....
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