Inzpire & Discovery Air team up for ASDOT bid
 

Discovery Air Defence Services - Discovery Air Defence and Inzpire Join Forces to Deliver Air Support to Defence Operational Training Programme to the British Armed Forces

I know there is another thread on the Thales / Scorpionjet but this is coming in from a different angle and never know could have more promise?


Cheers

The author was obviously feeling very inzpired when writing that! :eek: :ugh:

'Inzpire'?! Is it really too much to ask for companies to just simply spell words correctly, instead of trying to come up with stupid sounding (and looking) buzzwords all the time?

-RP

TO, I agree too

Sounds better if you say it with a Cornish accent, just like Jethro.

RP,

You mean like QinitiQ? The first time I saw that, I thought "Why would anybody choose a name like Quinity Cue?" :)

How much did they pay someone for the "re-branding?

What was wrong with Kinetic?

I always thought the name "100 Sqn" was quite good. It's a shame this sort of thing seems to be falling out of vogue.

Really! Is that it? You don't like the name Inzpire? Get a life.

Or maybe all the normally spelt words are already trademarked companies ?

All this emphasis on the 'z'. You would wonder whether someone who was in the MAA is involved.

[For those not in the know, some in the MAA are fanatical about the use of the 'z' in words such as 'specialization' etc.]

EAP

Inzpire - Success Through Excellence - Home

A professional company and good bunch of folks who work there as I have encountered them in recent years at the likes of Farnborough.

cheers

Great, glad to hear it! :) I still don't see the need for the continuing trend of, er, trendy, stupid sounding/looking buzzwords as an excuse for a company name, India Four Two's mention of 'QinetiQ' is another good example!
I know it's all pretty irrelevant in the grand scheme of things, it's just something that irritates me though, I wonder if there's a cream for it?

-RP

Rhino Power, relax dude. It's a name.

I am, a couple of snifters of home made rocket fuel have made sure of that... :ok:

-RP

And might be due to the fact that 'Inspire' is also the name of the in-house magazine of Dae'sh/IS.

At least that new word is easily pronounced in English; many of these made up words are not.

On made up names that have been around for decades, how about Kraft?

James L Kraft, a Canadian immigrant, formed the Kraft company in USA in 1909..

Kraft? German word.;)

OAP

57, I'll allow you that one. How about amalgamated words then? Serco or Unilever.

Qinetiq - Isn't that what you get when you run out of potential?