Information Systems Division |
The Information Systems (IS) Division provides ADP services in the area of Windows
NT using the Microsoft Development tools and Ingres, SQL, SYBASE, and Oracle
databases. The IS Division also provides Unix platform services and is currently
supporting the US Army, US Marine Corps, and US Navy in developing a Unix version
of the Enhanced Position Location Reporting System (EPLRS) Network Control Station
(NCS).
Systems developed by Sierra's IS Division, or for which Sierra has had a significant
development role, are currently deployed in Army, Marine Corps and Navy commands,
providing leading-edge technology for command and control and mission support. These
systems have been used effectively in recent military operations in Middle East, Africa,
and the Caribbean. Over 95% of our current defense work stems from previous
customers.
Sierras IS Division presents a broad experience base in leading edge technology.
Combined, we have developed over 3,000,000 lines of code in C, C++, COBOL, BASIC,
FORTRAN, and Ada using ODBC, Oracle, SYBASE, Microsoft SQL Server, Ingres, and
other databases.
Sierra has on-going development efforts involving TCP/IP, X.25 and GOSIP protocols
and has a combined experience base of over 16 years in the design of client/server
based systems. Current analysis efforts are underway on workflow and business
process analysis, secure database systems, and in office automation upgrades
specializing in client/server solutions for our local government and commercial
clients.
With years of experience in the application of systems engineering and software
engineering methodologies, including structured, spiral, and object oriented
development techniques and Computer Aided Systems Engineering (CASE) practices,
Sierra is capable of performing a full range of systems engineering and software
development in support of its clients.
Samples of the tasks we are working on and have worked on are located in the
Contract Section.
Our on-board engineering staff has current experience in networked systems,
communications, and information processing systems and is currently developing
under DOS, Windows 3.1, Windows95, WindowsNT, and with UNIX using X Windows and
Motif tool kit extensions.