TriaGnoSys, the aviation satellite communications specialist, provides the satellite communications management for the connectivity server and billing process elements of Thales' solution.

The voice services are made economically viable through a combination of IP bit rate compression, which minimises the amount of data transmitted, and dynamic management of the data stream over Inmarsat's SwiftBroadband constellation, minimising satellite usage.

Dr Axel Jahn, Managing Director of TriaGnoSys, said, "We are enabling business jet owners to set up the communications in their plane in the same way as if it was an office on the ground. Connecting to the PBX means each phone on the plane has a telephone or company extension number with all the benefits that provides - call transfers, internal conference calls, voicemail access and so on. And all this is available in conjunction with broadband Internet access. The plane now really is an extension of the office."

The TriaGnoSys solution also offers a range of PlaneBillTM billing options for voice calls and Internet access to suit the needs of company-owned planes, as well as fractional owners and charter services. Options include calls being free for passengers, flat-rate billing for all the cabin voice services or individual billing for each customer.

About Thales

Thales is a leading international electronics and systems group, addressing defence, aerospace and security markets worldwide. Thales's leading-edge technology is supported by 22,000 R&D engineers who offer a capability unmatched in Europe to develop and deploy field-proven mission-critical information systems. To this end, the group's civil and military businesses develop in parallel and share a common base of technologies to serve a single objective: the security of people, property and nations. The group builds its growth on its unique multi-domestic strategy based on trusted partnerships with national customers and market players, while leveraging its global expertise to support local technology and industrial development. Thales employs 68,000 people in 50 countries with 2007 revenues of EUR12.3 billion.

About TriaGnoSys

TriaGnoSys is a leading provider of solutions for remote air, land and sea communications from anywhere to anywhere, via satellite, as well as providing applied research capabilities.

TriaGnoSys' Mobility Gateways and Communication Servers enable system integrators and service providers in both civilian and military applications to leverage its unique high-speed, two-way transport capabilities and quickly deploy reliable GSM, UMTS, WLAN, Satellite and RFID-based services anywhere in the world. For example, TriaGnoSys software is used for satellite transport in the OnAir/Airbus inflight passenger connectivity solution.

TriaGnoSys researchers focus on a broad range of mobile satellite communication areas to advance the state of the art on subjects such as mobile end-to-end solutions, next generation satcom and aircom, and combined navigation/communications applications and technologies. TriaGnoSys views every research project as an opportunity to find new, commercial possibilities.

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Jean-Pierre Forestier, vice president and managing director at Thales Rail Signalling, said: "These contracts expand the train network, which is served by Thales' world leading Seltrac CBTC solution. With more than 20 years' experience, Thales has previously developed and smoothly implemented the solution in many cities throughout the world. On the Shanghai project, lines six, eight and nine, which stretch across 90km have been successfully put into operation within two years."

Earlier in May, Alcatel-Lucent won a $43m contract from Shanghai's municipal government to deploy a signaling system for the city's new No. 11 subway line. In February, Thales and Alcatel-Lucent won a E36m ($53m) contract from Bulgarian State Railways to supply rail-signaling and telecommunications gear.

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Earlier this year, the company opened a Joint Electronic Warfare Experimentation Laboratory (JEWEL), combining a fully operational Electronic Warfare Operation Center (EWOC) to provide a complete simulation of land electronic warfare (EW) scenarios, support tools and mission planning and reporting. The company also opened an integration center in Dubai, to provide services to its clients in the UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait and Qatar.

Peter Batley, managing director of Security Solutions & Services business at Thales UK, said: "The highly secure data center, operating mission critical IT systems, is a key success for Thales. Thales selected Doncaster because of the availability of a high-quality IT workforce in the region, and also because it offered a suitable location near to all the national transport amenities and communication infrastructures."

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Global payment technology leader Hypercom Corporation delivers a full suite of high security, end-to-end electronic payment products and services. The Company's solutions address the high security electronic transaction needs of banks and other financial institutions, processors, large scale retailers, smaller merchants, quick service restaurants, and users in the transportation, petroleum, healthcare, prepaid, unattended and many other markets. Hypercom solutions enable businesses in more than 100 countries to securely expand their revenues and profits. With its acquisition of Thales e-Transactions earlier this year, Hypercom became the second largest provider of electronic payment solutions and services in Western Europe, and solidified its position as the third largest provider globally.

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