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Three Adsystech Employees Receive Customer Commendations

Washington, D.C. October 15, 2001. Adsystech employees, Tom Doyle, Charles Thomas and Cynthia Nelson, received commendations for their on-site contract services. Tom Doyle works at NASA-Langley where Adsystech supports the Synthetic Vision Systems (SVS) Program for General Aviation. Charles Thomas and Cynthia Nelson are part of the SETA-II Team that supports the FAA with systems engineering and technical assistance for National Airspace System Programs.

NASA recently commended Tom Doyle twice. In October 2001, Tom received a certificate of appreciation as a member of the SVS Dallas/Ft. Worth Flight Research Team "for exceptional contributions and dedication to the success of the flight tests". The Team contributed to the success of flight tests to develop revolutionary Electronic Visual Meteorological Conditions cockpit display systems that dramatically improve safety by removing sometimes deadly errors that only occur in low visibility conditions.

Tom was also a member of a research team that received a Group Achievement Award in July 2001 for the Airborne Information for Lateral Spacing Research at the Langley Research Center for developing, validating, and demonstrating the Airborne Information for Lateral Spacing concept to increase parallel runway capacity during instrument meteorological conditions. Adsystech, Inc. would like to congratulate Tom Doyle and his teammates on their professional efforts with NASA.

Charles Thomas received a Certificate of Achievement from the Department of Transportation for outstanding contributions in support of the Labor Distribution Reporting Program. Charles was recognized for his assistance to the Corporate Labor Distribution Reporting (LDR) Implementation Team. His knowledge and ability to transfer experience and insights were a significant impact on the success of the FAA LDR implementation. Chris Bertram, Assistant Administrator for Financial Services, ABA-1 said, "people like you are the reason this initiative will be a success!" Adsystech would like to congratulate Charles on a great job done.

Cynthia Nelson received a Letter of Appreciation for her contributions on SETA-II from Julia Gatling, Acting Lead of the Integrated Service Team for Business Ops, AND-200. "Cynthia Nelson became a productive team member … and was instrumental in coordinating the Materiel Delivery Management Tool update from the affected AND organization." She also ensured "that proper training, updates and questions were handled expeditiously and in a professional manner. Ms. Nelson’s exemplary performance during this time period included a proactive attitude and commitment to the success of the interim inventory Warehoused Equipment Database (WED). Her efforts contributed in complying with the Administrator's commitment for a fully implemented WED by October 1, 2001." Ms. Gatling’s also cited Cynthia’s "ability to work collaboratively with government personnel" which "has positively influenced working relationships within, and external to, the Integrated Service Team." Stated by Lou Kleiman, BAE SETA-II Program Manager, "you have set the goal to which all of us can aspire."

Tom, Charles and Cynthia provide the kind of performance that our customers expect of Adsystech. We salute all three for an exceptional job, and to all our employees who support our customers every day.