Critical Software Technologies Ltd was registered in November 2004, and is the UK subsidiary of Critical Software SA. The company is located at Chilworth, Hampshire, on the Science Park of Southampton University. Target markets are high-integrity systems in the aerospace and transport sectors. These markets are addressed in the UK and elsewhere in Northern Europe. Critical Software’s mission: To provide dependable and innovative technologies and engineering solutions for mission and business critical information systems.
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| - Critical Software Technologies Ltd was registered in November 2004, and is the UK subsidiary of Critical Software SA. The company is located at Chilworth, Hampshire, on the Science Park of Southampton University. Target markets are high-integrity systems in the aerospace and transport sectors. These markets are addressed in the UK and elsewhere in Northern Europe. Critical Software’s mission: To provide dependable and innovative technologies and engineering solutions for mission and business critical information systems.
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| - Command and Control solutions, Dependability and Embedded systems solutions.
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| - Dependable Technologies for Critical Systems
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| - Brian Luff , Nuno Almeida, Diamantino Costa
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| - Critical Software Technologies Ltd was registered in November 2004, and is the UK subsidiary of Critical Software SA. The company is located at Chilworth, Hampshire, on the Science Park of Southampton University. Target markets are high-integrity systems in the aerospace and transport sectors. These markets are addressed in the UK and elsewhere in Northern Europe. The parent company is one of the success stories of the IT industry. Only six years after its foundation in Portugal in 1998, it achieved a ranking within Europe's Top 500 Companies for Growth. The UK subsidiary is part of that continuing story… Critical Software’s mission: To provide dependable and innovative technologies and engineering solutions for mission and business critical information systems. The company's success stems from its commitment to bring quality and innovation to its customers' information systems in a timely and cost-effective manner. Growth has been sustained at a compound annual rate of 50%+, and group staff numbers reached 300 early in 2007. There are ten nationalities represented on the staff, and the working language of this international company is English. Approximately 70% of the group’s revenue stems comes from contracts outside Portugal, and the company is proud to have a blue-chip client list that includes Siemens, Vodafone, EADS and Deutsche Telekom among many others renowned in Europe and the US. The client list also includes an international list of public sector bodies including the European Space Agency and NASA, work for the latter leading to the establishment of a US subsidiary in 2000. The company has a solid track record of on-time and on-budget projects and has successfully released technologies and products worldwide in specific niche markets such as dependability and high-performance computing. Critical Software operates a quality system accredited not only to ISO9001:2000 with Tick-IT but also CMMI Level 3 (accredited May 2006). The company offers outstanding value for money, combining high quality with competitive costs.
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