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Jotne EPM Technology was recently awarded a contract with ESA/ESOC to develop a standards based archive server for the storage of downlink data for multiple satellite missions.

It has been declared as one of the most innovative tools for the development of complex integrated systems. The Concurrent Design Facility, or CDF, was created by the European Space Agency (ESA) for the efficient development of complex multi-system space projects in the early design phases.

Managing, sharing and archiving data from various phases of a project can be difficult. Performing similar data management tasks over the lifecycle of a complex project can become overwhelming. The TruePLM project, in cooperation with the European Space Agency, utilizes ISO-standards to manage data over the entire space project lifecycle.

The mighty French Space Agency CNES visited Svalbard and the Norwegian Space Centre in Oslo to discuss future cooperation with Norway.

Jotne EPM Technology AS and the Swedish provider of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) information solutions and services for advanced products and systems, Sörman Information AB has entered a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly develop market opportunities and products related to the Aerospace and Defense sector.

On the 26-28th of March 2008, Jotne EPM Technology was a key participant in the 10th Annual NASA-ESA Workshop on Product Data Exchange at ESTEC in Noordwijk, The Netherlands.

EDIG recommends that AIA Member companies and Suppliers transition to a Standards-based interoperability solution utilizing PLCS (ISO 10303-239) and its associated DEXs.
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The European Space Agency, ESA, is currently using the new generation Concurrent Design Facility (CDF) to plan several future space missions. Jotne EPM Technology is going to be involved in the upcoming activity related to the creation of an Open Concurrent Design Server (OCDS).