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If innovation is your destination,

* As seen in Boeing 787 Dreamliner published Fall 2006

Consulting • IT & Engineering Outsourcing • BPO

Collaborating with Boeing on the 787*

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Picking up the Gauntlet: the Infosys solution Infosys’ Aerospace and Defense PracticeInfosys has built its aerospace and defense practice on a sterling reputation for quality, productivity and predictability. These are the reasons why Infosys is the highest ranked IT services company in Business Week’s annual “Top 100” ratings. With revenues exceeding US $2 billion, Infosys has become recognized as a global leader in next-generation IT, engineering and consulting services.

The Infosys approach is distinctive…and effective. Our Modular Global Sourcing Model enables us to better develop breakthrough solutions – breakthrough in design, in cost-efficiencies, in cycle times. Our global network, our AS/EN9100 AND ISO/CMM Level 5 certifications along with the depth and breadth of our experience, results in a portfolio of services that can have a profound impact across the entire value chain.

• Seamless virtual team spanning the globe for optimal skill sourcing and 24 hr productivity

• Multi-disciplinary teams for optimal design itera-tions and rapid turnaround

• Engineering Center of Excellence (ECoE) creation for cost effective product development: Infosys has set up dedicated ECoEs for leading Tier 1 aerospace and automotive suppliers

Outsourcing engineering not only saves millions in product development costs, but also enables you to achieve market leadership by decreasing time to market.

Partnering with Infosys on the design and prototyping phases during product development can generate significant savings of both money and time. You can reinvest precious capital back into enhancing the product while increasing the time available for product planning.

Engineering Outsourcing Benefits Infosys Service Offerings

Product Design• Design – Concept /

Preliminary / Detailed• Verification & Validation• Data for Manufacture

CAD & DMU • Legacy data conversion• Library / Standard Parts• DMU• UNIX to Windows Migration• Automation tools

Design – Certification Verification• Static Analysis• F & DT Analysis• Aircraft Certification Documents• Structure Repair Manual

Composites• Preliminary / Detailed Design• Analysis & Optimization• Manufacturing Simulation• Manufacturing Data Generation

CAE• Static/Dynamic Analysis• Stability Analysis• Thermal/CFD Analysis• Impact & Crashworthiness• Aero-elastic Analysis

Deployment & Support• Training• Testing• Process / Methods development

Unigraphics • CATIA • I-DEAS • CADDS5 • Pro/Engineer

MSC/PATRAN • MSC/NASTRAN • LS-DYNA • HYPERMESH

MSC/FATIGUE • ANSYS • MSC/MARC • MEDINA • ELFINI • Fluent

P/THERMAL • D-MAP • ABAQUS • Pro/MECHANICA

Expertise in Aerospace Domain

Infosys’ expertise in the aerospace domain spans every phase of the product development process: concept, preliminary design, detail design, stress check calculations, Design for Manufacture (DFM) and manufacturing support.

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For more information, contact Aerospace_Defense@infosys.com

With the 787, Boeing was dreaming big dreams. They wanted to create a next generation plane – a plane that was everything a 21st century airline could possibly want. And they wanted to slash the cost of production, as well as the cost of operation. It was a daunting challenge. But Infosys was up to the task, co-developing innovative solutions in Information Technology (IT).

Reinventing airplane operations through ITImagine an airplane as an extension of an airline’s network on the ground. Boeing did. They could see huge efficiencies coming from the seamless integration of intelligent onboard systems with ground IT systems. Working with Infosys, Boeing has continued its pioneering role in Aerospace System development enabled by IT. For the 787, Infosys supported Boeing on several major IT initiatives:

• Electronic Flight Bag Document Browser – when they need information on the flight deck, pilots of the 787 won’t have to flip through the pages of a manual to hunt it down. Instead, with the application that Boeing and Infosys developed and integrated, information is retrievable in seconds.

• Cabin Network Applications System (CNAS) – Defect logging by the cabin crew will now be sim-plified by means of a “Cabin logbook” application.

• Boeing’s Predictive Maintenance Solution – A key component of the “intelligent airplane” is predictive maintenance. Boeing promised a plane that could spend more time in the air – and the 787 delivers. Infosys played a key role in the integration architecture in Boeing’s e-Enabled Solutions.

• Data Delivery – There has to be a better way of delivering aircraft information to the Customer. Infosys is working with Boeing to develop an integrated suite of products that streamlines access to massive amounts of aircraft information and data, as well as to the updates for an airline’s ground operations and OnBoard Systems for its aircraft fleets.

The next generation of Boeing Commercial Airplane tools Boeing wanted to give its customers more than just a better plane. It wanted to help them in their efforts to become a better airline. And that meant using IT to provide a higher standard of customer support. Infosys worked hand in hand with Boeing to develop a host of IT support solutions, including:

• A unique Product Configuration tool that enables Boeing’s sales force and customers to develop and analyze aircraft configurations.

• A new system that allows electrical and wiring schematic data to be shared with customers through a common database.

But Boeing also recognized that its operations still needed to work seamlessly with the operations of its customers and their support organizations. So it turned to Infosys to help develop a series of backward-compatible and cross-platform systems, ranging from process-workflow automation to advanced authoring and publishing tools.