Comms on the move – science fiction or reality?
New technologies are considered “disruptive” when their introduction changes the fundamental way in which we live, work or accomplish day-to-day tasks. The... Read More
Sea services demand more bandwidth at AFCEA West
Last month, I had the opportunity to attend AFCEA West in San Diego, CA. This annual event brings together industry leaders and... Read More
High throughput on the high seas – meeting maritime bandwidth requirements via satellite
Delivering network connectivity and advanced IT capabilities to ships at sea requires satellite. There simply isn’t a viable and reasonable alternative for... Read More
New Navy capabilities require higher throughputs at sea
The United States Navy has long been at the forefront of new technologies and IT. The Navy’s consolidated IT networks are a... Read More
DoD leases second MEO beam to overcome connectivity challenges
Earlier this week, it was announced that the United States Department of Defense (DoD) has signed a five-year contract to lease a... Read More
Shrinking UAS assets calls for tiny antennas and big trouble
Airborne ISR – the use of manned and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance – continues to evolve to... Read More
New transportable TPS solution offers C3ISR capability and connectivity anywhere
Just last week I had the opportunity to witness a new and exciting solution being demonstrated that will augment the way U.S.... Read More
