| January
08, 2004
SYS Technologies Partners With
Jacobs School
By Troy Anderson
The
Integrated Information Solutions Division of SYS Technologies
has joined the Jacobs School's Corporate Affiliates Program
(CAP). The company provides engineering management and information
technology services and solutions primarily to government organizations,
but it looking to branch out more into the corporate sector.
Specifically,
the Integrated Information Solutions Division (formerly C4ISR
Division) delivers solutions that provide customers with timely
decision-making and knowledge management systems. This involves
collecting, processing, and distributing information in an effective
and efficient manner for decision-making support.
"SYS
Technologies brings a new dimension in analytical thinking for
decision analysis to our CAP membership in the interest of cultivating
some new research here on campus and recruiting bright engineering
students interested in developed enhanced systems for real-time
information analysis and knowledge management. The intellectual
rigor with which SYS develops decision analysis and visualization
tools and the years of experience working with variety of command,
control, communications, computers, intelligence (C4I) and surveillance
systems complements some compelling research here on campus,"
said Anne O'Donnell, Jacobs School CAP Director. "We look
forward to working with their senior engineers in areas such
as systems engineering, information systems architecture, design
and evaluation, and information assurance and network security
in particular."
According
to Kenneth Regan, SYS Technologies Senior Vice President and
Head of the Integrated Information Solutions Division: "We
have had a strong relationship with UCSD for several years and
look to expand on that through the Jacobs School's Corporate
Affiliate's Program. Many of our employees are UCSD alumni,
so we are very familiar with the Jacobs school's high quality
graduates. In fact, our CEO, Cliffton Cook, is an alumnus, as
well as our Senior Staff Member and Director of Advanced Sciences
and Technologies, Dr. John Silva. We hope to take advantage
of CAP's recruiting benefits to access the highest quality pool
of interns and potential employees in the region." In addition,
the division hopes to strengthen its already strong collaborative
research relationships with the Jacobs School.
The Corporate Affiliates
Program (CAP) is the primary means by which the Jacobs School
cultivates relationships with industry. CAP benefits include
customized access to students for; research partnerships to
ensure a competitive edge; and a voice in the future of engineering
education. For more information on CAP, contact Anne
O'Donnell at (858) 822-5963 or visit the website at http://www.jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/CAP/.
Media Contacts: Troy
Anderson, (858) 822-3075
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