Anzac Day is observed on April 25 each year. Originally Anzac Day was to honour the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought at Gallipoli during the First World War. Today the meaning of Anzac Day includes the remembrance of all Australians killed in military operations. Due to the present COVID-19 lockdowns and in accordance with Government and World
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Over the last twelve months, more and more Air Manufacturing suppliers have been scrambling to give an update on when they can comply to these acronyms. Consider this your cheat sheet to what it all means and where you can obtain more information and assistance! The Acronyms: ATA Spec 1000BR – The Business Rules guidance
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Australia, my home. It’s on fire for most of the year, bursting with creatures that can’t wait to kill me and buying milk involves a 2 hour flight (if you’re lucky). January 26th is Australia Day, the day our country acknowledges the day the English arrived, decided they liked the place and would keep it
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This week Australians commemorate ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) Day – https://anzacday.org.au/home For me personally ANZAC Day is reflection on not only my term served in the Royal Australian Navy, but also my husband’s, my brothers (we served as a Tri-Service family), my father, uncles, and from the UK my Grandfathers and Great-Grandfathers on
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This month ADG has been celebrating 20 years of delivering software and services to Air, Sea, Land and Space Programs. My inbox continues to fill up with the same question from my customers and colleagues – what next for ADG and OneStrand? I believe what they are really asking is “what will the next 20
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As 2017 draws to a close and ADG reaches its 20th Birthday milestone on the 4th of November, I wanted to reflect on why the team at ADG are so dedicated in what we deliver to our customers every day. Although I won’t say it feels like yesterday that I started my company, I will
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Why use a SCORM-compliant system? SCORM compliance ensures interoperability between e-learning content, authoring tools and learning management systems. It means content will run and behave the same, on different Learning Management Systems. Taking it one step further, combining SCORM with the S1000D specification allows training developers to re-use technical content that is stored within an S1000D repository (like our R4i Common Source
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When speaking about online and offline connection with S1000D Viewer software, the specification defines that the end user can either connect directly to the S1000D Common Source Database (online) or connect to data pre-published to CD, DVD or a network drive (offline). When connecting directly to the CSDB in an online mode through an IETP viewer, the end
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It is correct to assume that all viewers are different in how they operate. All vendors, when developing their S1000D IETP Viewers will generally work to the requirements matrix detailed in chapter 6.4.2 of the S1000D Specification. This functionality matrix outlines the functionality that can be found in many different levels of IETP Viewer. Some vendors may
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