What are you building? Is it a satellite, as in this drawing, or a complete ground system? Is it a hardware component or a software test framework? Are you spending hours ($$$) of engineering time building and maintaining software as a means to the end goal of creating the product that you actually sell? Are you frustrated with the time spent upgrading software to maintain dependencies and close CVEs (security issues)? 

As a provider of a software test framework and the command and control part of a complete ground, I often ask these questions. We don't re-invent the wheel when it comes to browsers, presentation software, spreadsheets, etc, yet I see many companies toiling over their specific test and ops software suite. Is that what you're building or is it just draining engineering hours away from your actual products? People frequently underestimate the effort required to build and maintain modern software.

At OpenC3 we do monthly releases to update dependencies and close CVEs. In addition we roll in bug fixes and feature recommendations from our customers. We then release these enhancements to all our customers benefiting everyone. Customers simply get updated software and can continue to use their hardware interfaces, protocols, and test scripts as before.

Before spending more engineering time and money upgrading your existing stack, schedule a Demo of COSMOS to see how we can unburden your test and ops team and let you focus on what matters most.