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SAFRAN NORTH AMERICA RELEASES PROTEUS ENVISION ® ANALYTICAL TOOL
Application based on new Department of Defense UN/CEFACT XML transfer file. First Application to Provide Seamless Earned Value, Schedule and Financial Integration.
ALBUQUERQUE, NM, June 23, 2010
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Safran North America (SNA), one of the world’s leading
manufacturers and distributors of project management
applications, announced today that it has successfully completed
the development and release of a new product named Proteus
Envision®, focused on the requirements of the Department of
Defense and Federal project management markets.
Based on its highly popular Proteus project management
integration, intelligence and management application, Envision®
provides an integrated earned value, schedule and financial
management workspace based on the new UN/CEFACT XML standard
sponsored by the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)
Program Management Systems Committee (PMSC) and the U.S. Defense
Contract Management Agency (DCMA). Based on open source
principles, the new XML standard will normalize essential
project management data, breaking down proprietary barriers that
prevent data from being effectively used by both government
contractors and federal agencies. Envision® has the ability to
both import and export the new XML file, providing companies and
federal agencies with a complete analytical and management
solution.
“Combined with the Proteus environment’s existing capabilities
to access databases using Open OLE DB, the addition of the
UN/CEFACT XML and analytical and management environment will
provide federal contractors and agencies with unparalleled
insight into project and program performance,” said Safran North
America CEO, Nicholas Pisano. “The ability to integrate earned
value, scheduling, financial and risk information regardless of
the underlying system and to aggregate that data and turn it
into actionable information based on the user’s role has been a
goal of the industry for many years.”
Proteus is used by some of the world's largest corporations to
integrate data across a range of otherwise stove-piped systems,
improving data fidelity and accuracy in reconciling work
planning, scheduling and performance management systems. It's
advantage against traditional custom coded and data mining
systems is its COT/NDI approach, which allows for rapid
configuration and deployment.
Matt Pitstick, Safran North America’s Chief Technology Officer
(CTO), concluded: “Proteus Envision will revolutionize the
day-to-day activities of caretakers, performers and consumers of
project management information in the manner in which they
interact and report on their underlying data. Built on the
latest technologies within .NET, Proteus Envision has
capabilities found in no other application to integrate,
visualize, distribute, collaborate and report on project
management data. A lot of effort went into the user experience,
ease of deployment and ability to tailor Proteus Envision to
accommodate changes in business requirements and reporting needs
so organizations can achieve an immediate return on investment
and continue those returns far into the future.”
The Proteus solution allows companies and agencies in the
federal marketplace to treat all data regardless of source
(including the wealth of compartmentalized data found in Excel
spreadsheets and one-off applications) as a corporate resource.
Thus, executives can view corporate information derived and
validated against their primary underlying systems while
managers in the field can have access to those portions of the
overall plan at the level of detail needed across best-of-breed
systems that allows them to optimize their management
decision-making.
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