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What are the benefits of commercial space?
Space is becoming an increasingly commercial domain, and the U.S. government has to figure out the right ways to engage with the commercial sector to enhance its missions.
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Can the Army innovate on a traditional budget?
The technology sector embraces failure and iteration without crisis — skills Pentagon acquisitions might want to learn.
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The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
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Communications and their impact on decision making in future war
Col. Rob Ryan, the deputy director for the Army’s Network CFT, explains just how critical communications are in the field–and what can be done for the next gen
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Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
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Army cannot rely on the cloud at the end of the spectrum
Army and industry planners outlined how to build a functional network for dangerous places.
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The range of surface to air missiles continues to increase–so how can you predict that?
Dr. William Conley, the deputy director for electronic warfare in the Pentagon’s weapons buying arm, lays out the use of Moore’s Law when it comes to missiles.
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Top Defense officials tapped to lead 2019 C4ISRNET conference
Dr. William Conley, director of electronic warfare with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, will kick off the 18th C4ISRNET Conference as a keynote speaker.The day long event will feature three keynote speakers from across the Defense Department and be held June 6 at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View in Arlington, Virginia.
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Army leaders to headline 18th annual C4ISRNET Conference
William Conley, director of electronic warfare with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, will be among the keynoters at the 2019 C4ISRNET Conference.
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With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
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What are the benefits of commercial space?
Space is becoming an increasingly commercial domain, and the U.S. government has to figure out the right ways to engage with the commercial sector to enhance its missions.
-
Can the Army innovate on a traditional budget?
The technology sector embraces failure and iteration without crisis — skills Pentagon acquisitions might want to learn.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
-
Communications and their impact on decision making in future war
Col. Rob Ryan, the deputy director for the Army’s Network CFT, explains just how critical communications are in the field–and what can be done for the next gen
-
Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
-
Army cannot rely on the cloud at the end of the spectrum
Army and industry planners outlined how to build a functional network for dangerous places.
-
The range of surface to air missiles continues to increase–so how can you predict that?
Dr. William Conley, the deputy director for electronic warfare in the Pentagon’s weapons buying arm, lays out the use of Moore’s Law when it comes to missiles.
-
Top Defense officials tapped to lead 2019 C4ISRNET conference
Dr. William Conley, director of electronic warfare with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, will kick off the 18th C4ISRNET Conference as a keynote speaker.The day long event will feature three keynote speakers from across the Defense Department and be held June 6 at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View in Arlington, Virginia.
-
Army leaders to headline 18th annual C4ISRNET Conference
William Conley, director of electronic warfare with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, will be among the keynoters at the 2019 C4ISRNET Conference.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
-
What are the benefits of commercial space?
Space is becoming an increasingly commercial domain, and the U.S. government has to figure out the right ways to engage with the commercial sector to enhance its missions.
-
Can the Army innovate on a traditional budget?
The technology sector embraces failure and iteration without crisis — skills Pentagon acquisitions might want to learn.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
-
Communications and their impact on decision making in future war
Col. Rob Ryan, the deputy director for the Army’s Network CFT, explains just how critical communications are in the field–and what can be done for the next gen
-
Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
-
Army cannot rely on the cloud at the end of the spectrum
Army and industry planners outlined how to build a functional network for dangerous places.
-
The range of surface to air missiles continues to increase–so how can you predict that?
Dr. William Conley, the deputy director for electronic warfare in the Pentagon’s weapons buying arm, lays out the use of Moore’s Law when it comes to missiles.
-
Top Defense officials tapped to lead 2019 C4ISRNET conference
Dr. William Conley, director of electronic warfare with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, will kick off the 18th C4ISRNET Conference as a keynote speaker.The day long event will feature three keynote speakers from across the Defense Department and be held June 6 at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View in Arlington, Virginia.
-
Army leaders to headline 18th annual C4ISRNET Conference
William Conley, director of electronic warfare with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, will be among the keynoters at the 2019 C4ISRNET Conference.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
