Boldon James Supports NATO Messaging Infrastructure at CWID 2007
Demonstrating ACP 145 Gateway, SAFEmail V3 and X.400 Bridgehead components with Windows Vista and Exchange 2007
Maidenhead, Berkshire, U.K. – 11th May 2007 – Boldon James, a leading provider of Secure Formal Messaging solutions has been invited to attend the NATO Coalition Warrior Interoperability Demonstration in June 2007 (CWID 07) based in Lillehammer, Norway.
Building on our previously demonstrated technology, Boldon James will provide key components of the NATO messaging infrastructure demonstration. NATO will utilise our SAFEmail platform for messaging during the operation and will communicate with allied partners using our ACP145 gateway.
Boldon James’ innovations for CWID 2007 will include the demonstration of our capability to support the latest Microsoft products including Microsoft Windows Vista platform with SAFEmail V3 messaging client and Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 as a messaging platform. The Exchange 2007 servers have been extended with Boldon James X.400 Bridgehead component to communicate with third-party X.400 Message Transport Agents.
About Boldon James - Boldon James has over twenty years experience specialising in Military Message Handling Solutions (MMHS) tailored to meet the formal messaging requirements of the worldwide Defence, Homeland Security, Aviation and Government sectors. Using extensions to Microsoft commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software, Boldon James provides the added functionality that these customers require, but retains the ease of use and implementation of a COTS solution. This results in solutions with a low total cost of ownership and significantly reduced deployment risk. Boldon James is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. www.boldonjames.com
About CWID - The NATO Coalition Warrior Interoperability Demonstration (CWID) is an annual NATO Military Committee approved event designed to bring about continuous improvement in interoperability for the Alliance. The NATO CWID programme focuses primarily on testing and improving the interoperability of NATO and national C4I systems, with particular emphasis on those that would be deployed within a NATO Response Force or Combined Joint Task Force. In addition to bilateral technical testing, NATO CWID provides a venue to conduct technical testing of fielded, developmental and experimental systems in the context of a coalition scenario. The event runs concurrent and shares elements of a common scenario with the Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff CWID annual event.
Contact Information
Jim Kidd
Marketing Manager – EMEA
Boldon James
+44 (0) 1628 506875
james.kidd@boldonjames.com
