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C4ISRNET Conference panelists detail a new space race

27 Jun 2019

A few weeks ago, senior military decision makers and leaders joined industry thought leaders and executives in Crystal City for the annual C4ISRNET Conference. This...

Why flatter is better – a Q&A with Bill Marks of Kymeta

13 Jun 2019

Ryan Schradin

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A few weeks ago, the satellite industry’s most exciting and innovative companies and thought leaders descended on the nation’s capital for the annual SATELLITE Conference...

Can satellite deliver immersive AR/VR on the battlefield? – A Q&A with Masters of Pie

06 Jun 2019

Ryan Schradin

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We’re entering a very interesting and exciting time for the satellite and space industries. The high-latency and low-throughputs that many recollect when they think about...

SATELLITE 2019 shines light on a strategic shift in military satellite infrastructure

30 May 2019

Ryan Schradin

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Each year, the satellite industry’s top equipment manufacturers, solution providers and thought leaders come to the nation’s capital for the SATELLITE Conference and Exposition. This...

Air Force developing holistic approach to meeting defense-wide satcom needs

21 May 2019

Warren Ferster

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U.S. Air Force space officials are developing an overarching military satellite communications strategy that takes into account both government and commercial capabilities, and expect to...

How satellites can connect the military to the cloud

17 Apr 2019

G RamosCarr

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The federal government has heard the siren’s call of the cloud. Since the original “Cloud First Initiative” almost a decade ago that encouraged agencies to...

Empowering disaster response and recovery from space

22 Mar 2019

Eric Gunzelman

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In 2017 and 2018, Hurricanes Michael, Maria, Irma and Harvey – just four storms – combined to cause more than $300 Billion in damage and...

Comms on the move – science fiction or reality?

14 Mar 2019

Robert Rigsby

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New technologies are considered “disruptive” when their introduction changes the fundamental way in which we live, work or accomplish day-to-day tasks. The past few decades...

Cloud computing and security concerns commandeer AFCEA West

28 Feb 2019

Rashid Neighbors

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Two weeks ago, I had the opportunity to travel with the rest of the SES Government Solutions team to San Diego for the annual AFCEA...

The turning tide of government and commercial satellite industry relations – a Q&A with Allan Ballenger

12 Feb 2019

Ryan Schradin

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The history and relationship between the government and commercial satellite communications (COMSATCOM) providers is long, storied and interesting. The government was originally the innovator in...

Overcoming the distance challenges of the INDOPACOM AoR with SATCOM

06 Feb 2019

Eric Gunzelman

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Each of the United States military’s ten combatant commands, and the domains and missions that they are responsible for, have their own unique challenges and...

What is O3b mPOWER and when can we expect it? – a Q&A with Mike Blefko

31 Jan 2019

Ryan Schradin

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In September of 2017, SES, one of the world’s leading satellite operators, announced that they’d be ushering in a, “new era in global cloud-scale connectivity...

News out of Global MilSatCom shows shifts in military satellite strategies

13 Nov 2018

Ryan Schradin

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This week, the satellite industry and global government decision makers came together for the largest military satellite conference in Europe – the Global MilSatCom Conference....

Virtual Sandtable Technology Improves Visualization and Mission Success

01 Nov 2018

Jackie Davis

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In any military mission, there are unknowns. Topography, weather, and road conditions can be difficult to predict, leaving teams pouring over maps, reports and GEOINT...

Army demands consumer-like access to satellite at AUSA

26 Oct 2018

Ryan Schradin

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A satellite-focused breakfast and panel discussion was held at this year’s Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Exposition and Convention. This panel included...

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C4ISRNET Conference panelists detail a new space race

Why flatter is better – a Q&A with Bill Marks of Kymeta

Can satellite deliver immersive AR/VR on the battlefield? – A Q&A with Masters of Pie

SATELLITE 2019 shines light on a strategic shift in military satellite infrastructure

Air Force developing holistic approach to meeting defense-wide satcom needs

Empowering disaster response and recovery from space

Comms on the move – science fiction or reality?

The turning tide of government and commercial satellite industry relations – a Q&A with Allan Ballenger

Overcoming the distance challenges of the INDOPACOM AoR with SATCOM

What is O3b mPOWER and when can we expect it? – a Q&A with Mike Blefko

News out of Global MilSatCom shows shifts in military satellite strategies

Virtual Sandtable Technology Improves Visualization and Mission Success

Army demands consumer-like access to satellite at AUSA

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