Homepage - GovSat

Recent Articles

NASA turns to COMSATCOM to deliver space in UHD

18 Sep 2015

If you’ve always been mystified with the magic and mystery of space, captivated by the vastness of the universe and longed to be among the...

Embracing the government’s need for speed – how accelerators deliver the throughput and capacity that the military and first responders need

31 Aug 2015

Ryan Schradin

0 Comment

In a previous post on the GovSat Report, we looked at how SATCOM and COMSATCOM services are essential in disaster response and recovery situations. Ultimately,...

Inclined satellites – how agencies can achieve major savings

20 Aug 2015

Glenn Smith

0 Comment

The United States military has turned to unmanned aerial systems– or remotely piloted aircraft – to help reduce the risk to pilots and make operations...

SATCOM connects first responders at every step

14 Aug 2015

Ryan Schradin

0 Comment

One of the main responsibilities of the government is protecting its citizens. And some of the largest threats to our safety and security within our...

Launching a new government-dedicated satellite for a more connected military – a Q&A with Jürgen Espanion of SES & Tim Deaver of SES Government Solutions

05 Aug 2015

Ryan Schradin

0 Comment

In January, SES announced plans to launch a dedicated satellite for governmental use in partnership with the Luxembourg Government. The new spacecraft, which is scheduled...

How HTS investment today could spell serious savings for the military tomorrow

27 Jul 2015

Tim Deaver

0 Comment

In my last article on the GovSat Report, I discussed high throughput satellites (HTS), a new satellite technology and a significant shift in the satellite...

HTS – why big beams are a big deal to the military

16 Jul 2015

Tim Deaver

0 Comment

One of the hottest technologies and topics in the SATCOM community is the emergence of high throughput satellites (HTS). In fact, the interest in HTS...

PODCAST: Changing the way the DoD purchases SATCOM

07 Jul 2015

Admin

0 Comment

Both civilian agencies and America’s military utilize commercial satellite communications (COMSATCOM) services to help deliver mission-critical data and applications across the globe. Unfortunately, as we...

PODCAST: Pete Hoene and Steve Collar on the government use cases of MEO satellites

25 Jun 2015

Ryan Schradin

0 Comment

Traditional geostationary satellites have delivered communications for decades. However, as the number of connected devices increases and as the bandwidth demands of end users continues...

PODCAST: Nicole Robinson on the benefits of hosted payloads for NOAA and other federal agencies

17 Jun 2015

Ryan Schradin

0 Comment

In late May, the Chair of the Hosted Payload Alliance – and the Corporate Vice President of Government Market Solutions at SES – Nicole Robinson,...

The challenges of delivering COMSATCOM to the Antarctic

09 Jun 2015

Admin

0 Comment

In our previous post, we featured part one of a Q&A with Patrick D. Smith, the Manager of Technology Development, Polar Research Support at the...

NSF looks to COMSATCOM to bolster bandwidth to Antarctica’s McMurdo Station

04 Jun 2015

Ryan Schradin

0 Comment

In April, the National Science Foundation (NSF) released a request for information (RFI) designed to solicit information about the possible acquisition of commercial satellite communications...

How to choose a COMSATCOM partner for government programs

26 May 2015

William Flynn

0 Comment

In previous posts on the GovSat Report, we looked at the reasons why the federal government and United States military are so reliant on satellite...

Military reliance on COMSATCOM driven by remote locations and need for bandwidth on the battlefield

15 May 2015

William Flynn

0 Comment

In a previous post on the GovSat Report, my associate Randy Bland eloquently described some of the reasons why satellite communications were so essential in...

Military discusses defending SATCOM at Space Symposium

28 Apr 2015

Tim Deaver

0 Comment

The SES GS team recently had the opportunity to attend the 31st Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado. This annual conference brings together representatives from...

‹ Previous 1 … 12 13 14 15 Next ›

Fostering a more collaborative and coordinated disaster response with satellite

Mobile connectivity solutions deliver bandwidth where needed

DoD doubles down on MEO satellite to meet critical connectivity requirements

SKALA – how satellite managed services could deliver seamless emergency response connectivity

Recent Articles

NASA turns to COMSATCOM to deliver space in UHD

Embracing the government’s need for speed – how accelerators deliver the throughput and capacity that the military and first responders need

Inclined satellites – how agencies can achieve major savings

SATCOM connects first responders at every step

Launching a new government-dedicated satellite for a more connected military – a Q&A with Jürgen Espanion of SES & Tim Deaver of SES Government Solutions

How HTS investment today could spell serious savings for the military tomorrow

HTS – why big beams are a big deal to the military

PODCAST: Changing the way the DoD purchases SATCOM

PODCAST: Pete Hoene and Steve Collar on the government use cases of MEO satellites

PODCAST: Nicole Robinson on the benefits of hosted payloads for NOAA and other federal agencies

The challenges of delivering COMSATCOM to the Antarctic

NSF looks to COMSATCOM to bolster bandwidth to Antarctica’s McMurdo Station

How to choose a COMSATCOM partner for government programs

Military reliance on COMSATCOM driven by remote locations and need for bandwidth on the battlefield

Military discusses defending SATCOM at Space Symposium

Search

Subscribe via email

Download Now – White Paper: High Throughput on the High Seas

Popular Posts