Eurostep helps companies and organizations in the defence sector by:
• Helping defence organizations establish strategies and solutions for the effective management of their information.
• Helping defence companies integrate product data, documentation and logistics data to enable process improvement and better servicing of the information requirements of their customer. 

We have renowned international experts and a proven track record in providing this help to major defence organizations including:
• US DoD
• UK MoD 
• NATO
• Swedish Defence
• Finnish Defence
• Norwegian Defence
• Various major defence contractors

Defence scenarios are changing rapidly:
• Decreasing government defence budgets, leading to the need for:
- improved development and deployment times
- reduced through-life cost targets
- extended equipment life times
• Increased international co-operation in major conflicts and roles such as peace-keeping.
• Defence operations involving combined service actions demand greater information sharing capability.
• The globalisation and consolidation of the defence industry.
• Acquisitions and mergers between major customers and contractors, within and across national boundaries:
- increased willingness to procure internationally
- co-operative developments to share cost and risk across companies and nations

As a result of the changing defence requirements, Eurostep understands:
• The increased need for more effective and efficient international data interchange and sharing between governments, major contractors, and their supplier bases.
• Different contracting models:
- changing the responsibilities for holding and maintaining information
- increasing the need to share information
• The increasing expectation that information is available to the end user/maintainer of defence systems.

These requirements impact on defence IT:
• The increasing expectation that information is available to the end user/maintainer of defence systems.
• Sharing and exchange of data with many other organizations.
• Delivery of data in electronic form to customers and partners.
• Product Data Management (PDM) capability.
• Support for multiple languages, national requirements, policies and procedures.
• Necessity to manage and manipulate legacy data from many different systems in multiple formats.  

Meeting these challenges requires:
• The ability to recognize and understand the real requirements.
• A thorough understanding of the applicable standards which should be used.
• Experience and expertise in the application of the implementation methods and technologies.
• Experience in planning and designing complex information models and system.
• A fully international perspective.