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The role of next-gen satellite in powering the Air Force’s ABMS Program

22 Dec 2020

SES Government Solutions recently announced that the company was selected to enable the U.S Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS). The ABMS program will...

Could MWR via satellite help solve military recruitment and retention challenges?

16 Dec 2020

Ryan Schradin

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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been incredibly difficult and trying on the American people. Despite some businesses, schools, and offices reopening, Americans have been mostly...

How the lessons learned from cloud migrations apply to COMSATCOM

09 Dec 2020

Ryan Schradin

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Replacing older, aging technologies with the newer version of the same thing is easy. If a laptop gets old and its hardware no longer meets...

Air Force selects SES GS to power ABMS next-generation battlefield command and control system

30 Nov 2020

Ryan Schradin

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The U.S. Air Force has awarded SES Government Solutions (SES GS), a multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract to compete for task orders under a $950,000,000 ceiling...

SES and Kythera Look to Increase Satellite Agility and Automation with Adaptive Resource Control

19 Nov 2020

Ryan Schradin

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In September of 2019, SES announced that it would be working in collaboration with Kythera Space Solutions, a provider of dynamic management systems for next-generation...

PODCAST: Commercial Connectivity Critical for Communications at the Arctic Circle

22 Oct 2020

Ryan Schradin

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In a previous post on the Government Satellite Report, we looked at the current situation in the Arctic Circle and discussed why it’s an area...

NASA’s Artemis Program and the U.S. Space Force discuss future of space exploration

08 Oct 2020

Ryan Schradin

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NASA and the U.S. Space Force collaborate to ensure that the global commons of space are safe, can be utilized for future discovery, and can...

The role HTS satellites can play in wildfire and hurricane recovery

01 Oct 2020

Ryan Schradin

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This has been an extraordinarily active season for natural disasters. In fact, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has already run out of names for 2020...

U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force evaluate revolutionary satellite technologies that will enable true comms on the move

24 Sep 2020

Ryan Schradin

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The U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force are prepared to evaluate a revolutionary satellite solution that could enable the military’s long-desired dream of true comms...

EM&C and FMI – taking small steps to an integrated satellite architecture

10 Sep 2020

Larry Simon

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Approximately two years ago, the United States Department of Defense (DoD) wrapped up its Wideband Analysis of Alternatives (AoA), which was intended to determine the...

New terminals mean more connectivity on land, sea and air – a Q&A with Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems

27 Aug 2020

Ryan Schradin

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In our last article on the Government Satellite Report, we featured the first in a two-part discussion with Scott Sprague, the Chief Commercial Officer at...

Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems discusses a new generation of satellite antennas

20 Aug 2020

Ryan Schradin

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In March of this year, SES and Isotropic Systems announced that they were entering into a new phase of their collaborative partnership to develop, “scalable,...

Incoming SSPI President looks to increase inclusion and service across the space and satellite industry

11 Aug 2020

Ryan Schradin

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Nicole Robinson, the Senior Vice President for Global Government at SES Networks, was recently named President of Satellite and Space Professionals International (SSPI), the world’s...

Don’t call it a comeback – hosted payloads have been here for years

30 Jul 2020

Ryan Schradin

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A little less than a year ago, Space News’ Debra Werner took a detailed look at hosted payloads in an article entitled, “What happened to...

Resiliency, redundancy and partnerships to protect global commons of space

22 Jul 2020

Ryan Schradin

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The space domain is not something the average citizen thinks about regularly. Apart from rocket launches, the idea of space is mostly out-of-sight and out-of-mind....

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The role of next-gen satellite in powering the Air Force’s ABMS Program

Air Force selects SES GS to power ABMS next-generation battlefield command and control system

SES and Kythera Look to Increase Satellite Agility and Automation with Adaptive Resource Control

PODCAST: Commercial Connectivity Critical for Communications at the Arctic Circle

NASA’s Artemis Program and the U.S. Space Force discuss future of space exploration

The role HTS satellites can play in wildfire and hurricane recovery

U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force evaluate revolutionary satellite technologies that will enable true comms on the move

EM&C and FMI – taking small steps to an integrated satellite architecture

New terminals mean more connectivity on land, sea and air – a Q&A with Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems

Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems discusses a new generation of satellite antennas

Incoming SSPI President looks to increase inclusion and service across the space and satellite industry

Don’t call it a comeback – hosted payloads have been here for years

Resiliency, redundancy and partnerships to protect global commons of space

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