CS Communication & Systèmes
| CS Communication & Systèmes | |
| Industry | aerospace manufacturer energy industry space industry transport industry defense industry  |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1902 (signal and electric projects company); 1999: CS is established |
| Headquarters |  Paris, France |
Key people | Yazid Sabeg (chairman), Laurent Giovachini (CEO) |
| Products | Voice communication systems, telecomms, controller–pilot data link communications, open road tolling, radio systems, secure communication, transportation demand management, radiolocation systems, nuclear safety |
| €200 million (FY 2010/11) | |
Number of employees | 2100 (FY 2010–11) |
| Website | uk |
CS Communication & Systèmes is a French information-technology service company listed on the Paris Bourse as a member of the CAC Small index. The company designs information systems, develops and integrates software; manages projects and deploys industrial applications and provides science, technology and consulting services. CS is the French leader in air traffic control, the third biggest supplier of traffic-management systems in the world[1] and provides information technology consulting services.[2]
The company's headquarters is in Paris, with 12 other locations throughout France. Regional headquarters or subsidiaries are in Germany, Croatia, Romania, the United Kingdom, Chile, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, the United States and Puerto Rico. It has nearly 2,100 employees.[3]
Products
Defense, space and security
CS deploys command and control information systems, implementing open, interoperable and upgradeable solutions aligned with operational needs:[4]
- Operations command information systems: Air and naval defense, homeland security and intelligence
- Space systems and applications: Flight dynamics, space surveillance and environmental safety
- Information and communication systems security: Simulation and virtual-reality systems, electronic warfare and mission-critical information systems
- Security consulting: Audit, support and assistance and risk analysis
- Products: Prelude (a SIEM), Vigilo (a network-supervision tool), PKI, time stamping and archiving
Diginext, a CS subsidiary, also produces and markets in the fields of:
- Tactical data links
- Simulation and virtual-reality systems
- Navigation and geolocation systems
- Electronic warfare
- Mission-critical information systems
Aeronautics
CS supplies aircraft manufacturers with high-tech embedded systems and motor parts, providing product lifecycle management, simulators and tests.[5]
Energy
In nuclear safety and radioactive waste management, CS produces high-performance simulators and creates specialized scientific software. The firm participated in creating simulator platforms for nuclear-plants (including specialized simulators of EDF, the French electric company).[6]
CS INDIA Bangalore
Cs Communication And Systems India Private Limited is started in 2011.It is located in Neilrao Towers,PLOT #118, ROAD #3, EPIP PHASE 1, 2ND FLOOR,White field, Bangalore.(Land Mark is Vydehi hospital). CS provide engineering services to leading aircraft engine manufacturers. CS Communication & Systèmes designs,integrates, and operates mission critical systems worldwide. It offers operations command information systems for joint armed forces, air defense and naval, homeland security, armed forces training, intelligence, and support and logistics information systems applications; space systems and applications for use in ground segment and space services, flight dynamics, space surveillance, and environmental safety; information and communication systems security solutions, such as audit, consulting, and design of secure architectures, as well as authentication services and cyber defense solutions. The company also provides Diginext products in the fields of tactical data links, simulation and virtual reality systems, navigation and geo-localization systems, electronic warfare, and mission-critical information systems. In addition, it offers digital design products, including HPC and simulation products, digital mock-ups, enterprise content management solutions, and product lifecycle management solutions, as well as simulators for engineering, training, and maintenance. The company provides embedded systems, such as NSS, FWS, FADEC, ATC/ATM, cockpit displays etc.; engineering, development and integration, maintenance, testing, and certification services for aeronautics, automobiles, energy, mobile phones, railway transportation, etc.; and nuclear safety solutions for nuclear waste management, safety studies, and crisis centers, as well as supervision, command, and control. Further, it offers technical information systems comprising technical documentation and respect for production constraints; security systems for encryption and implementation in networking equipment, identification and validation, non-reversible transactions, data and interchange confidentiality, secured application flows, and rights management and attribution; and radio-telephone-intercom integrated solutions.
Intelligent transportation
CS provides toll-road equipment and back-office systems, integrated to ensure toll collection and customer management:[7][8]
- Conventional and electronic toll collection
- Free-flow systems: Open-road tolling (including enforcement and an integrated back office
- Emergency call boxes
- Urban transportation-information systems
| Year | € (million) |
|---|---|
| 2008 | 221.7 |
| 2009 | 205.6 |
| 2010 | 194.8 |
| 2011 | 204.4 |
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- ^ "DCS is one of "preferred and strategic supplier" of EADS". Release paper CS. 5 July 2012.
- ^ "EDF selects CS for the simulation of nuclear power plant operation". CS News.
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- ^ "CS Communication & Systèmes". I-mobilitynetwork.com. Retrieved 15 July 2012.