This group, composed of individuals with doctorate degrees in electrical/computer engineering, computer science and applied physics, is highly skilled in solving complex communications problems, with the ability to absorb and analyze large amounts of information and to find solutions analytically, and by using modeling and simulation techniques. The group solves some of the most complex problems facing the tactical communications community today.
The group is actively involved in developing patents. Viewing hard problems in the tactical and commercial world as potential opportunities, the members plan to research and solve many of the tactical and commercial networking problems through developing patented solutions. The group is also active in publications in journals, presentations in conferences, as well as technical conference organization. The group members actively participate in proposal writing and are always seeking opportunities to put the diverse skills of the organization into action.
The group is actively involved in developing patents. Viewing hard problems in the tactical and commercial world as potential opportunities, the members plan to research and solve many of the tactical and commercial networking problems through developing patented solutions. The group is also active in publications in journals, presentations in conferences, as well as technical conference organization. The group members actively participate in proposal writing and are always seeking opportunities to put the diverse skills of the organization into action.
The Research & Analysis Group
XPRT Solutions, Inc. A DSCI Company
The Modeling & Simulation (M&S) Group
This group considers M&S as the highest form of engineering. With in-depth knowledge of networking and communication challenges, the group has extensive experience with different M&S tools including OPNET, QualNet and MATLAB. In addition, the group has a diversified background in basic systems engineering and software skills which gives it the ability to design and implement models, integrate existing models, develop utility programs when needed, and perform comprehensive analyses on the modeling results. The group was a key developer of several models for the Army's Tactical Internet (TI) using various commercially available tools. These models have been used internally, and have also been transitioned to other agencies for their use.
The group includes subject matter experts in the areas of RF modeling, discrete events simulation, model integration and tools development. The members have the capability to use simulation and modeling as the basis for research and development. The group also has expertise in using M&S for performance evaluation of communication systems, protocol parameter optimization, predicting live test results, and performing trade studies to determine the optimal communication architecture to support user traffic requirements.
The group includes subject matter experts in the areas of RF modeling, discrete events simulation, model integration and tools development. The members have the capability to use simulation and modeling as the basis for research and development. The group also has expertise in using M&S for performance evaluation of communication systems, protocol parameter optimization, predicting live test results, and performing trade studies to determine the optimal communication architecture to support user traffic requirements.
The Systems Engineering Group
This group is focused on systems engineering problems, with the ability to analyze complex networking and communications problems, perform trade studies, put M&S as well as R&D efforts on a focused track, and help software engineers develop the most reliable products. The group members also assist the other groups through using their diversified knowledge and systems engineering techniques. Some specific areas this group supports are: Network/Communication Engineering, System and Security Engineering, M&S Engineering, and Test & Evaluation.
The Software Engineering Group
The main focus of this group is product development. The products range from real-time embedded systems to complex networking solutions. The group members work closely with the Research and Analysis Group and enhance patent work, develop software libraries with well defined APIs as well as develop real-time network simulation models. Some of these products help in the fielding of prototyped networks without the need to have real networks in testing and experimental phases.
The Integration, Test & Evaluation Group
The Program Management Office Support Group
This group's capabilities range from creating support plans to execution of projects and monitoring project schedules. The group members have the expertise that is diverse enough to allow them to leverage off all the above groups to support their projects.
XPRT Solutions, Inc. (XPRT) is a well diversified organization with activities in engineering consulting, Modeling & Simulation (M&S), Research & Development, Integration & Test, as well as patents development and research publications. The organization has unique in-depth knowledge of commercial and military communication systems, which gives it the ability to solve the most complex problems, and to deliver on and exceed customers' expectations.
The organization is divided into six groups: Research & Analysis, Modeling & Simulation, Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, Integration, Test & Evaluation, and Program Management Office Support. Individuals in each group, while focusing on the group goals, have interdisciplinary skills to work well with the other groups.
This group consists of several highly talented electrical, mechanical, computer science and industrial engineers with diverse professional experience in telecommunications, commercial/military satellite, and aerospace industries. The group's responsibilities include system integration and test engineering, project management, test and communication architecture evaluation, quality engineering, reliability engineering, manufacturing engineering, and data validation & analysis. The IT&E group welcome new engineering challenges and looks forward to assisting potential government and/or commercial customers with their future needs.
