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The Software and complex systems industry affects areas including design, production and control of measurement systems and instruments for telecommunications, automotive, security and defence applications. |
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working in the Val d'Oise, for example the Swedish company Securitas, the American company, Brinks contrôle sécurité, Chubb Sécurité, Silliker, Tyco Electronics and Autoliv Electronics. |
« In the security industry, complentarity between local R&D applied to user companies such as Aéroports de Paris for security measures at Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle international airport, is exemplary. » |
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to help fight against identity theft. Other challenges are being taken up by SMEs in the Val d'Oise such as Ateliers Laumonier, who develop measurement, command-control and communications systems based on microcontroller architectures. |
Four higher education institutions in the Val d'Oise concentrate on business in the software and complex systems business: the University of Cergy-Pontoise and three research laboratories, the ENSEA, EISTI and EPMI. 1 PFC: Trust Platform |
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VAL D'OISE INSTRUMENTS AND MEASUREMENT NETWORK (RMVO)
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BRINGING TOGETHER RESEARCHERS AND COMPANIES ONCE A YEAR |
SOME OF THE COMPANIES LOCATED IN THE VAL D'OISE |
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Research and further education:
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Dassault Systèmes is involved in the System@tic Paris Région cluster, for which they are conducting work on assembly lines and mechanical machining lines with a project called digital factory. The Catia tool enables the manufacture of an aircraft to be developed with design software right up to programming the control of machine tools for part manufacture. |
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In order to consolidate its position in the increasingly competitive world economy, France has formed regional competitiveness clusters with a worldwide or national vocation. The aim is to bring together companies, research centres and training bodies to pool skills. They follow the industrial policy already developed in neighbouring Germany and Italy. Each cluster based in the Val d'Oise opens up the département to the world economy. |
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6 COMPETITIVENESS CLUSTERS IN THE VAL D'OISE
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Receiving the «Competitiveness Cluster» label has an immediate knock-on effect for the «département», enhancing both its brand image and the reputation of its companies, universities and research institutions. |
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![]() SSystem@tic Paris Région (a world-class competitiveness cluster) focuses on expert skill in key technologies (optics, electronics and software) and complex systems for four application markets: telecommunications, automotive / transport, security / defence and systems design and development tools.
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The PFC project is complemented by the SIC and MOBISIC projects for security measures for critical infrastructure and crisis management for general-public events. |
OPEN SOURCE: PARTNERS IN THE VAL D'OISE
1 ETIS: Signal and Image Processing Laboratory |
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CHALLENGES FOR SAGEM DÉFENSE SÉCURITÉ IN THE SYSTEM@TIC PARIS RÉGION CLUSTER PFC: protecting diplomatic secrets and privacy A typical example is that of an ambassador wishing to use a single computer to log on to Google and send confidential diplomatic telegrams. The aim of PFC is thus to combine reliability in terms of security with use of computer terminals and servers. In order to do this, the operating system (Windows, Linux, etc.) is « encapsulated » by a controlled operating system which will act as a trusted enclosure guaranteeing data protection and access to networks. This project relates to many applications, including private ones such as the confidentiality required for medical files. SIC (Critical Infrastructure Security) for all |
in Cergy-Pontoise has already tested applications such as |