Amjad Khanche

Many people recently started thinking about renovating their education industry and wondering why education industry consultancy is important. It's an interesting question, especially now that the government has called for all schools to become academies. This means they are now self-governing, which also means the management team need to be agile and knowledgeable about the various industry trends. The management structure of a school can vary from no middle managers to many layers between a senior leader and a classroom teacher. There will likely be changes under an academic system, so these teams need to know what those changes are if they want to continue positively impacting their students' futures. Each school has its own unique circumstances, so education industry consultancy is important because each business has a different problem. To answer the question, we broke down what we think are the various reasons why education industry consultancy is important in schools to

Kazakhstan Paramount Engineering (KPE), the joint venture between the global aerospace and technology company, Paramount Group and one of Kazakhstan’s leading defence and engineering companies, Kazpetromash, has announced that its flagship and next-generation 8×8 Infantry Combat Vehicle (ICV), the Barys 8×8, has successfully completed a four-year series of trials conducted by the Ministry of Defence of Kazakhstan, bringing the vehicle a step closer to its first production order. The Barys (‘Snow Leopard’ in Kazakh) is the localised version of Paramount Group’s Mbombe 8 (ICV) and was unveiled for the first time at the KADEX Exhibition of 2016. Over the span of four years, the Barys was tested throughout the mountainous terrains of Southern Kazakhstan, across the forested and savannah-like steppe and the salt marshes of Central Kazakhstan. The campaign came to conclusion upon the sands of Mangistau, near the Caspian Sea, covering a total distance of 25,000 km. In addition to testing the

The first Transportable Air Operations Tower (TAOT), originally delivered in 2012, has rolled out of the Rohde & Schwarz Australia Systems Integration Facility following its major upgrade. It will be delivered to the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) with completely modernized systems including internet protocol (IP) based voice communications and recording, airfield monitoring and control, network and time synchronization. Other enhancements include an upgrade to IP radios, security hardening, provisioning of new interfaces, and new uninterrupted power supplies, air conditioning, and smoke detectors. “We delivered the TAOT’s impressive capability to Air Force as prime systems integrator so we’re very proud to be continuing our relationship, ensuring that capability remains at the cutting edge of air traffic control technology,” said Rohde & Schwarz Australia Managing Director Gareth Evans. “I’m especially proud of our team who have managed to complete this complex upgrade des

  Rolls-Royce has announced that its ‘Spirit of Innovation’ aircraft is now claimed to be the world’s fastest all-electric vehicle. Rolls-Royce had submitted the data to the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) – the World Air Sports Federation who control and certify world aeronautical and astronautical records – that at 15:45 (GMT) on 16 November 2021, the aircraft reached a top speed of 555.9 km/h (345.4 mph) over 3 kilometres, smashing the existing record by 213.04 km/h (132mph). In further runs at the UK Ministry of Defence’s Boscombe Down experimental aircraft testing site, the aircraft achieved 532.1km/h (330 mph) over 15 kilometres – 292.8km/h (182mph) faster than the previous record – and broke the fastest time to climb to 3000 metres by 60 seconds with a time of 202 seconds, according to Rolls-Royce data. FAI will certify and officially confirm the achievements of the team in the near future. Warren East, CEO, Rolls-Royce, said: “Staking the claim for the all-electric