IDEFS 2010 (International Defense Energy & Fuel Security), taking place on November — Conference
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IDEFS 2010 (International Defense Energy & Fuel Security), taking place on November
8-10 in Vienna, VA, brings together the international military community to discuss the challenges they face in reducing energy and fuel consumption. It’s also a forum for military, integrators and emerging tech companies to explore the newest innovations coming through the pipeline and how they can be directly applied for military use.
Attend IDEFS 2010 and you’ll join a tri-service, senior level gathering of leaders in both military and industry. Through in-depth briefings, discussions (and through valuable informal networking time) you’ll examine creative solutions and technologies that have the potential to drive true energy security & sustainability at home and on the front line.
If you’re a senior military strategist responsible for responding to governmental climate change imperatives, managing military cost restrictions or delivering secure energy and fuel resources to front line operations – then IDEFS 2010 is the must-attend event of the year.
For SVPs and senior energy and fuels decision-makers in industry, attending IDEFS 2010 gives access to the latest project specs and to a high profile speaker faculty representing major international military agencies and services. Make sure you know how the military are assessing investments in energy and fuels in the next few years. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear first-hand about new demands and requirements for platforms and installations.
Senior speakers include:
The Honorable Katherine Hammack, Assistant Secretary of the Army, Installations and Environment
The Honorable Jackalyne Pfannenstiel, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Energy, Installations and Environment
Dorothy Robyn, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Installations & Environment
VADM William R Burke, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Fleet Readiness and Logistics (N4), US Navy
Major General Brooks L Bash, Director of Operations, Air Mobility Command
RADM Mark Heinrich, Commander, Fleet & Industrial Supply Centres, USN
Book before September 3 for the early-bird rate!
For more information, or to register your place at the conference, visit www.idefs-conference.com or call us on 1 646 308 1410
Unmanned Aircraft Systems domination of Farnborough Air show proves the importance for UAS knowledge — Conference
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Unmanned Aircraft Systems domination of Farnborough Air show proves the importance for UAS knowledge.
Meet with key UAS commercial and civilian industry leaders at SMi’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems event to discuss the endless opportunities for this thriving industry.
With demonstrations from Farnborough Air Show proving secure, sustainable and economically effective UAS are achievable for both the commercial and civilian sectors; the opportunities available for the UAS industry appear to be endless.
The Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) industry has witnessed a meteoric growth over the past decade. With no sign of slowing down, rapid technological advances are fuelling a surge in both military and civilian applications of UAS across the globe. The market for unmanned aircraft in
the US military alone is set to surpass $12.7 Billion by 2015 and for the first time this year more unmanned than manned pilots will be trained in the US Air Force.
As Maj. Gen. James O. Barclay III, Commanding General, USAACE/Fort Rucker states, the development of this industry is not only promising but vital “…Born out of necessity to protect the force, our UAS are the “Eyes of the Army,” proving themselves in key operational missions…The continuing expansion of UAS will have ever increasing utility in future Army operations.” Don’t miss your chance to participate in this event and to be at the forefront of not only military but also commercial progression.
Attend SMi’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems 2010 event to hear how this progress is to be actioned. Explore these opportunities and hear from key industry leaders and decision makers in this area.
With presentations from; Major General Stephen D. Schmidt, NATO on NATO UAS Strategy Brigadier General Robert P. Otto, Headquarters US Air Force on The Future of UAS in the US Air Force and Edgar Beugels, Frontex on UAS in Border Surveillance, this conference will provide you with the chance to hear from top military and industry personnel at the forefront of UAS operations and technology.
Other organisations presenting also include; US Army, Italian Air Force, Royal Air Force, NASA, European Defence Agency and the UK Civil Aviation Authority, this event’s line-up will provide brilliant networking opportunities
Full speaker line-up available online: http://www.smi-online.co.uk/uas201015.asp
Alternatively, please contact Nicolas Pianet on tel: +44 (0) 20 7827 6728 or email: npianet@smi-online.co.uk
About SMi Group Ltd
Unmanned Aircraft Systems is part of a portfolio of conferences from SMi Group Ltd. SMi Group Ltd provides high quality business conferences, training events and masterclasses in the Defence & Aviation, Security, Finance, Pharmaceutical, PFI&PPP and Energy sectors. For further information on SMi conferences, please see http://www.smi-online.co.uk
Military Airlift: Rapid Reaction & Tanker Operations — Conference
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Military Airlift: Rapid Reaction & Tanker Operations
SMi’s Military Airlift: Rapid Reaction & Tanker Operations conference will be held on 6-7 December 2010.
Following on from our sell-out events in Seville in 2008 and Frankfurt in 2009, the conference programme will expand on the theme of airlift and rapid reaction, addressing additional topics such as MRTT and tankers.
Bringing together senior policy and decision makers, Military Airlift: Rapid Reaction & Operations will examine key issues, including attempts to harmonise cross-border airlift operations and airlift delivery coordination. Join us for a special concurrent stream examining recent airlift operations in Haiti and Afghanistan.
Key topics include:
• Overviews of country-specific airlift capabilities
• Updates from NATO and EU airlift coordination agencies
• Case studies on the latest Humanitarian Airlift Operations
• Airlift Challenges in Afghanistan
• NATO and US Procurement Plans
• MRTT fleet replacement
Free site visit – Papa Air Base
On the morning of the 8th December delegates will have the opportunity to visit Papa Air Base, Hungary.
In November 2007 Papa was selected to host 3 NATO C-17 Globemaster III transport aircraft, now under the operational command of the newly established Heavy Airlift Wing (HAW). Papa Air Base is located close to the Northern edge of the Bakony Hills in Veszprem County, Hungary. Launched in 2009, the HAW is an integral part of the Strategic Airlift Consortium (SAC), created in September 2006 to serve the strategic airlift requirements of members, in addition to fulfilling a support role for a variety of NATO, EU and UN missions.
To Book
Visit Military Airlift 2010 online: www.smi-online.co.uk/militaryairlift1019.asp
Or contact Teri Arri on: +44 20 7827 6162 or tarri@smi-online.co.uk
Global MilSatCom 2010: Europe’s leading show for military satellite communications professionals extended to three days
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Global MilSatCom 2010: Europe’s leading show for military satellite communications professionals extended to three days
8th to 10th November, Millennium Conference Centre, London
www.smi-online.co.uk/2010globalmilsatcom33.asp
Now in its 12th year, this three day event is your chance to network with an unparalleled line up of international decision makers in the SatCom arena. Over the years, Global MilSatCom has led the way in offering a diverse range of international military speakers. This year is no different.
Meet with and learn from the key European and NATO players and take the opportunity to hear from an array of other significant global SatCom leaders. From Australia, South Africa, USA, UAE and Canada, this show is a unique opportunity to meet an international array of SatCom decision makers.
Keynote addresses include:
• General C. Robert Kehler, Commander, Air Force Space Command, US Air Force
• Air Vice Marshal Muthumanickam Matheswaran AVSM VM, Assistant Chief of the Air Force (Operations & Space), Indian Air Force
• Rear Admiral Liz Young, Director, Systems Engineering, National Reconnaissance Office and Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command’s (SPAWAR) Space Field Activity (SSFA), and Program Executive Officer for Space Systems, United States Navy
• Malcolm Green, Chief CAT 9 NII Communication Infrastructure Services, NATO C3 Agency
• Bruce Bennett, Director, Programme Executive Officer for SATCOM, Teleport & Services, Defence Information Systems Agency (DISA), USA
This year’s conference also features an interactive half day workshop on Hosted Payloads, in association with Argon ST. Taking place on the 11th November, this workshop will further your understanding of hosted payloads within a space development program. This includes issues ranging from design and technology, integration through the complexities of managing schedules and dynamics of a complex program.
With delegate and exhibition places sold out once again in 2009, ensure that you book early and guarantee your place alongside 300 industry colleagues at the SatCom event of the year. To Secure Your Place Today Visit: www.smi-online.co.uk/2010globalmilsatcom33.asp alternatively ,contact Teri Arri on: +44 (0) 20 7827 6162 or email: tarri@smi-online.co.uk
Webinar – Finding Ways To Capitalize On Global Complexity – July 29th at 12:30 pm EST
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Finding Ways To Capitalize On Global Complexity – July 29th at 12:30 pm EST
79% of CEOs consider battling increasing global complexity the biggest challenge that faces their business and decision-making, according to IBM’s recent Global CEO Study. An unprecedented level of interconnection and interdependency is driving this complexity and there is no end in sight.
Join us for an interactive webinar leading up to ProcureCon 2010 ( www.procureconusa.com, Sept. 14-16, Omni Hotel, Dallas) to challenge presenters from IACCM, Volvo, UTC and Xerox on how they re-assess existing supplier and user relationships as a whole to reduce complexity risk, increase collaboration across the board and capitalize on increasing global complexity overall.
* Tim Cummins, President, IACCM
* Randy Clark, Sr. Strategic Buyer, Non-Automotive Purchasing (MRO & Packaging), Volvo Group
* Ken Mitchell, VP, Purchasing Operations, FX Corporate Agreements, Xerox Corporation
* Benedict J DeFelice, Global Sourcing Leader, Indirect Materials and Services, UTC Fire & Security – formerly GE Security, Inc.
Registration Link (please pass it on!):
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/832775064
Platform Survivability 2010 Conference
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4 conferences at the world’s largest survivability event of the year
No matter what your platform or area of expertise, the challenge remains the same – evade detection, avoid engagement and survive the hit. Attendees now have the opportunity to come together to discuss the latest challenges they face within the increasingly demanding operational environment at the Platform Survivability conference and expo in Berlin from 12-14 October.
Mobile and intelligent enemies operating within the complex counter-insurgent environment are still providing a huge array of challenges to those individuals operating platforms in-theatre. The threat to combat vehicles, their crews and to the mounted soldier continues to diversify and current operations in Afghanistan are a recent and constant reminder of this.
There is also the increased threat emerging against maritime and aerial platforms as well as the crews and service personnel who support them.
Platform Survivability conference director, Robert Kerby says: “Platform Survivability 2010 takes a unique approach in offering four unique and leading platform specific conferences within one event. This will allow delegates to meet with individuals from across the field of survivability whilst being able to attend a conference specific to their area of expertise and operating environment”.
These specific conferences will include:
Vehicle Survivability – Defeating the threat and keeping one step ahead
Now in its third year, the Vehicle Survivability conference enables you to discuss the very latest threats to vehicles and their crews in current operational theatres and what latest technologies, equipment and doctrine is available to keep one step ahead of the threat.
Soldier Survivability – Developing effective equipment and training to fight and survive
Whether in the mounted or dismounted role, the protection of our service personnel when in combat theatres continues to be a primary objective. This conference focuses on the ability to provide the latest solutions to the warfighter that are lighter, more durable and above all, affordable.
Aircraft Survivability – Enhancing survivability in modern combat theatres
As the threat to fixed-wing, helicopters and unmanned systems continues to grow in current operational theatres this conference will analyse both the susceptibility and vulnerability of all aerial platforms. There will be specific analysis on helicopter survivability in the difficult terrain
of Afghanistan and the continued development of unmanned vehicle protection systems.
Ship Survivability – Breaking the kill chain and maximising damage control
The rise in terrorist threats against maritime platforms and the greater emphasis on the littoral environment is causing specific survivability challenges. This conference will look at how to break the ‘kill chain’ early involving the effective design, development and signature management of current and future ships as well as efficient training of crews and upgrading of sensors to increase recoverability of on-board systems and the platform.
Whatever your platform or area of expertise…
Whether it is the latest advancements in situational awareness or an analysis on the physical defeat of the threat then this is the world’s largest event to network and discuss the latest developments in the field of survivability with an emphasis on:
Keeping service personnel safe through innovative solutions
Real operational insights from current operations
Outstanding networking opportunities
Platform Survivability 2010 is the only event of the year where all major nations and organisations from across the globe involved with survivability will come together under one roof.
With 400+ expected at the event, over 200 senior military and industry personnel have already confirmed their attendance. A list of registered organisations can be seen here
To see the expert speaker line up and interactive agenda download the event programmes here or visit our website at www.platform-survivability.com
For more information or to reserve your place contact us on:
Phone: +44 (0) 20 7370 8634
Email: platformsurvivability@clarionevents.com
Website: www.platform-survivability.com
Joint Munitions Effects 2010
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Munition solutions across the multi-national and multi service environment
With the increase in ferocity of ISAF engagements with the Taliban, it is now more important than ever that the munition community shares its challenges and successes and learn from those troops who are right there now.
Over the past decade we have seen a distinct swing towards the insurgency led battlefield and we have had to adapt fast to make sure our soldiers on the frontline have what they need to defeat the enemy at every opportunity. Whether this be through developing more accurate munitions or just improving the life cycle and supply chain management of these systems, it is essential that this community can stay one step ahead and ensure appropriate munitions are there when the war-fighter needs them.
Discussions between the industry and military have never been so important. Industry can only provide products from the requirements that are set for them by the military. Without a clear identification of operational requirements, frontline troops will not be armed with the weapons they need to destroy enemy forces quickly, efficiently and cost effectively. It is therefore up to the R&D departments and procurement agencies to identify differences between wants and needs, and provide the manufacturers with the information allowing industry to provide the best possible munitions to our forces.
The purpose of Joint Munition Effects 2010 is to create an un-missable opportunity for every stakeholder in the munitions environment to come together to learn, discuss, debate and identify the latest challenges, future requirements and current case studies of operations in Afghanistan.
Over 25 ground breaking and controversial speakers from the leading organisations such as USJFCOM, UK MoD, NDIA, ARDEC, EDA and the Czech Joint Forces Command will gather in Prague on the 29th and 30th September at the Marriott hotel to showcase critical examples of munitions development, delivery, distribution and deployment seen anywhere in Europe.
To see the full agenda and expert speaker line-up download the event programme here.
Joint Munition Effects is your best opportunity in 2010 to meet with recently returned operational commanders to discuss munition challenges, capabilities and future needs.
For more information or to reserve your place contact us on:
Phone: +44 (0) 20 7370 8634
Email: jointmunitions@clarionevents.com
Website: www.jointmunitioneffects.com
Top Bomb Disposal Specialists Convene For Counter IED Conference
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Improvised Explosive Device experts examine the latest developments in IED experiences and training June has been named as the deadliest month in the Afghanistan war, with at least 100 coalition troops being killed. IEDs alone account for two-thirds of all casualties and SMi’s Counter IED and Force Protection conference is well timed to address this issue.
This event brings together the highest calibre experts in the field to examine and analyse the challenges we face with IEDs. Potential solutions to the threat will be presented and assessed by a range of international defence specialists, who are keen not only to take lessons from
operations, but also ensure the most vital issue raised by Bob Sneddon’s recent resignation is addressed: training for IED preparedness.
SMi’s Counter IED and Force Protection Conference is chaired by Maj (Ret’d) Chris Hunter, prominant counter-terrorist bomb disposal specialist, who served in Iraq, Afghanistan and Northern Ireland between 1997 and 2007. He is joined by Robert Berish, Commander, EOD Flight, Eglin Air Force Base, Geof McCarthy, Section Head, Canadian Forces, Jim Blackburn, Assistant Capability Director, European Defence Agency and Lieutenant Colonel (Ret’d) Mike O’Bea, Capability Manager, Virtual Training Combined Arms Centre, TRADOC, US Army in addressing the issues of IEDs.
An Internationally-focused event, Counter IED and Force Protection is serious interest from many agencies around the world, such as TRADOC, CALL, Netherlands CIED Joint Task Force, US Air Force, Bundeswehr Technology and Procurement Office and Canadian Forces Land Requirements.
Full speaker line-up available online: http://www.smi-online.co.uk/counter-ied23.asp
About SMi Group Ltd
Counter IED and Force Protection is part of a portfolio of conferences from SMi Group Ltd. SMi Group Ltd provides high quality business conferences, training events and masterclasses in the Defence & Aviation, Security, Finance, Pharmaceutical, PFI&PPP and Energy sectors. For
further information on SMi conferences, please see http://www.smi-online.co.uk
Defence Exports 2010 To Be Held October 4 – 5 in Brussels
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Defence Exports 2010 To Be Held October 4 – 5 in Brussels
Defence Exports is Europe’s leading event for export control professionals. Our 2010 conference will allow you to hear the latest export control regulations and reforms, with the most up-to-date information and developments in the defence exports arena.
Building on our sold-out 2009 conference, this year’s Defence Exports is being held in a new, bigger venue and brings you broader representation, fully encompassing both the European Union and North America. Why not take this opportunity to question your country representative?
Join us for key updates on ITAR and US export controls, allowing you to hear the latest developments in the US export control system. Take part in our exciting interactive panel discussion on the Impact of the Obama Reforms with panellists Anthony Aldwell, Deputy Director, Defence Technology Security Administration, US Department of Defence, Robert S. Kovak, Managing Director, Directorate of Defence Trade Controls, US Department of State and Kevin Wolf, Assistant Secretary for Export Administration, Department of Commerce.
Plus post-conference workshop:
Two Elephants in the Room: The Compliance Risks of IT and Supply Chain
In association with: Baker & McKenzie and David Hayes Export Controls
To Book
Visit Defence Exports 2010 [http://www.smi-online.co.uk/defenceexports20105.asp]
Or contact Teri Arri on: +44 20 7827 6162 or tarri@smi-online.co.uk
VIRTUAL FOSE – FREE IT CONFERENCE & EXPO — Press Release
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VIRTUAL FOSE – FREE IT CONFERENCE & EXPO
Don’t let lack of training dollars or your schedule prevent you from keeping up with the latest IT trends in an ever-changing market.
If you missed the #1 government-focused IT expo and conference in our nation’s capital this March, it’s now coming to your desktop! And it’s FREE!
Attend Virtual FOSE from the convenience of your computer – no travel, no fees, and no time away from the office! You can visit Virtual FOSE at your own pace and during the times most convenient for you.
You’ll experience:
- In-depth educational sessions covering key topics such as Cyber Security, Web 2.0, Cloud Computing, Virtualization, and more! Some sessions are recordings from the FOSE Conference (a $295 value, now FREE), as well as LIVE sessions followed by Q&A.
- Exceptional speakers featuring industry leaders from DHS, NASA, State Dept., EPA, GSA, and more!
- Emerging technologies in a virtual exhibit hall Virtual product demos and experts on hand to answer questions immediately.
Real-Time Networking Targeted networking opportunities with thousands of IT professionals through group chat in the virtual networking lounge, or individual communication via email, instant message, and more! Through the search feature, you choose the specific professionals you want to network with.
Because this is a free event, space is limited. Register today at http://vts.inxpo.com/scripts/InXpo.nxp?LASCmd=AI:4;F:QS!10100&ShowKey=2303&AffiliateKey=11639&AffiliateData=NW0VF10 – takes just 2 minutes! For more information, visit http://virtual.fose.com.
Performance Based Logistics 2010 Coming In July
Performance Based Logistics 2010 is a leading military logistics conference and will help you to uncover the issues and challenges in implementing the Weapons System Acquisition Reform Act. Get the details about product support and how you can achieve and maintain the materiel readiness and operational capability of your weapons systems, subsystems, software, and support systems through an improved PBL process.
Join over 250 logisticians, industry partners and DoD leaders at the PBL Conference to gain tactical examples of PBL implementation strategies at the component, sub-system and system levels.
You’ll discuss and address the following challenges:
· How to better understand the new PSAT report and the new Product Support Business Model -– its intent and implementation of the policy
· With continued global deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, availability and reliability of weapons systems is even more critical. How do you best forecast and meet systems performance goals to support the changing needs of the warfighter?
· With the reissue of the DODI 5000.02 – the first major change in the DoD Acquisition Management System in over 5 years, find out how your peers and colleagues are doing with the adoption and implementation of the new guidelines in acquisition and program management
· Untangle the confusion in developing a supportability strategy and putting together the Business Case Analysis (BCA). Learn about best practices for the BCA and for entering into a PBL relationship
· Establish a Total Ownership Cost (TOC) to encourage contractors to make strategic investments in supply chain processes, product reliability and sustainability that will optimize the overall costs
· Address human capital needs and identify new competencies to support PBL next generation – Lifecycle Product Support
Secure your place at the PBL Conference. Register online or call 646-200-7530.
Soldier Technology 2010 Conference To Be Held Next Week
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Soldier Technology 2010
The Premier Global Soldier Modernisation Conference And Exhibition
Less Than 1 Week Left Until The Biggest Soldier Modernisation Event in Europe – Registrations Close On Monday 17th May!
With over 436 senior soldier modernisation professionals already confirmed to attend Soldier Technology in less than 1 week’s time and over 550 expected, Soldier Technology continues to be the best place to keep up to date with developments in the international soldier modernisation community.
This year’s event is going to be one of the most valuable networking opportunities for those seeking to support Army Procurement Offices from 30+ MoDs in their quest to source affordable, innovative equipment and system integration services to enhance the capabilities of the dismounted soldier.
Book and pay for your place today to:
1. Network with senior military, government and industry representatives from NATO countries currently modernising equipment and systems for their soldiers
2. Introduce your company to senior representatives from government and military customers from around the world so they are aware of your soldier products and integration capabilities
3. Learn from 55 in-depth presentations delivered by experts from the biggest soldier modernisation programmes including FIST (UK), IdZ (Germany), FELIN (France), Soldato Futuro (Italy) and NORMANS (Norway) so you benefit from their lessons learned
4. Benchmark your product lines against some of the most advanced soldier technologies available today in the exhibition zone onsite – test over 136 different products and systems being demonstrated by over 46 international soldier equipment manufacturers and integrators!
More information may be found at the conference website.
Gulf C4iSR 2010 Communications Event Planned For 1 February 2010
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GULF C4iSR 2010
February 1st – 3rd 2010
Armed Officers Club, Abu Dhabi
www.gulfc4i.com
With patronage from the UAE Air Force and with support from the UAE Armed Forces, GULF C4ISR will return in 2010 to once again deliver mission critical information and promote interoperability and cooperation in the GULF region.
Running for the first time in January 2009 in Abu Dhabi and attracting over 250 attendees, GULF C4ISR was the biggest and most successful military communication event in the regions history. With over 100 attendees from the UAE Armed Forces, Air Force and Air Defence, GULF C4ISR hosted presentations from international and regional C4I,NEC and NCW experts.
Early confirmed speakers participants will meet and learn from at GULF C4iSR in 2010 include:
– Major Dr Mohamed Alahbabi, Information Communication Technology (ICT) Advisor, General Headquarters, UAE
– Bruno Monfils, President, UAE Centre of Excellence
– Major General Floyd L. Carpenter, Commander, 8th Air Force, Air Combat Command, and Commander, JFCC-Global Strike
– Lt Gen Carroll Pollett, Director, Defense Information Systems Agency, US DoD
– Major General Hines, Director, NATO C3 Agency
– Bert Van Domselaar Branch Chief – Information services NATO HQ C3
To find out more, to request a brochure or to register call on +44 (0)20 7368 9465 or email info@wbr.co.uk.
Military Engineering 2010 To Be Held January 26 – 28 In Munich
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Military Engineering 2010
26-28 January 2010
Munich, Germany
www.military-engineering.com
The rapid evolution of today’s contemporary operating environment is making the making the role of the military engineer ever more blurred.
MILITARY ENGINEERING 2010
Mobile and intelligent enemies operating within complex counter-insurgency environments are providing a huge array of challenges to Armed Forces and in particular military engineers. In this era of persistent conflict and change, engineers must now be multi-skilled in a variety of roles to successfully meet the critical needs of today’s operational battlegroups.
Military Engineering 2010, brought to you by Clarion Events – the world’s largest producers of defence and security events – will provide the platform for the military engineering community to come together to discuss these challenges.
HIGH LEVEL MILITARY ENGINEERING LEADERS AND EXPERTS
We are honoured to welcome a distinguished speaker panel representing the countries and organisations at the forefront of military engineering development, including:
• Major General Michael Eyre, Commanding General, USACE, Gulf Region Division, Baghdad
• Major General Zahir Shah, Director, Military School of Engineering, Pakistan
• Brigadier Barry Le Grys MBE, Engineer in Chief (Army), British Army
INSIGHTFUL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
The conference programme has been created with the input of a panel of high level government, military and industry experts. Extensive research and dialogue with these contacts has ensured this conference reflects the most important issues facing the military engineering community today such as:
• Effective military engineering within multi-national operations
• Insights and lessons learned from the front line
• Equipment and technologies for engineers both today and for the future
ON SITE DEMONSTRATIONS
NIITEK and Defencell will be on hand in our interactive display area, where they and other leading engineering organisations will be on hand for one-to-one meetings in which to discuss your concerns and your solutions to military engineering issues.
Military Engineering 2010 will be the definitive military engineering event this year
Sponsor: NIITEK
Exhibitor: Defencell
W: www.military-engineering.com
E: militaryengineering@clarionevents.com
T: +44 (0)20 7370 8668
Global MilSatCom 2009 to address the latest operational challenges — Press Release
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Global MilSatCom 2009 to address the latest operational challenges
With a truly international speaker line-up, including representatives from the US, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Belgium, France and the UK, Global MilSatCom 2009 will provide attendees with an unparalleled opportunity to network with senior professionals from within the satcom arena.
In just under 4 weeks time, over 300 senior military & industry experts will meet at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel in London for Europe’s leading event for satellite communication professionals.
Taking place between the 2nd & 4th November, this year’s agenda includes addresses from Lieutenant General Larry James, Commander, 14th Air Force (Air Forces Strategic), Air Force Space Command, and Commander, Joint Functional Component Command for Space, US Strategic Command, US Air Force; Rear Admiral Liz Young, Director, System Engineering, National Reconnaissance Office, and Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) Space Field Activity (SSFA), and Program Executive Officer for Space Systems, US Navy; Malcolm Green, CBE SATCOM and Deployable CIS Team Leader, NATO C3 Agency; and Brigadier General Ian Fordred, Director, Information Communication Technology (DICT) in the Command and Management Information Systems Division (CMIS), South African National Defence Force (SANDF).
A full exhibition hall, and 2 sponsored evening networking receptions offer numerous opportunities for learning about the latest technologies driving the market & for building new contacts and industry partnerships.
In addition to this exceptional conference & exhibition, Cobham will be hosting an interactive workshop on the afternoon of 4th of November which will address key themes in the important area of convergence in battlefield communications systems.
For more information on our impressive speaker line up please visit www.globalmilsatcom.com.
Land Munition Solutions 2009 Conference
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Insurgent threats in operational theatres are continuing to diversify. Without an effective munitions management and procurement strategy the ability of our forces to fight the irregular warfare battle will become diminished.
Land Munition Solutions 2009 will bring together over 200 leading military, government and industry experts in the munitions field to discuss and debate the key issues facing the munitions industry today, such as:
• What effect have current operations had on our munitions acquisition and management strategy?
• What are the urgent operational requirements and what is affordable?
• A detailed examination of insensitive munitions
• How is the target set changing in operational theatres and its effect on current stockpiles?
• What future solutions will increase lethality yet reduce collateral damage?
We are honoured to present a distinguished speaker panel, brought from across the world. Their presence along with that of the assembled delegation of senior level military and industry attendees will ensure 3 days of unparalleled learning and networking opportunities.
Here from speakers including:
• Jyuji Hewitt, Deputy Commander, US Army Joint Munitions Command, USA
• Dr Joseph Lannon, Director, Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC), USA
• Dr Helmut Muthig, President & CEO, TDW Gesellschaft für verteidigungstechnische Wirksysteme mbH and Vice President for Germany of the Insensitive Munition European Manufacturers Group (IMEMG), Germany
• Lieutenant Colonel Michael Koehler, In-Service Manager Army Ammunition, German Army Office, Bundeswehr, Germany
Land Munition Solutions will be the only place to discuss and understand the latest munitions developments, meet with the key procurement personnel and see the latest solutions being developed by industry.
Please visit www.land-munitions.com for full programme and speaker updates. Please quote LMS DPN
Sponsor: BAE Systems
Anti-Submarine Warfare 2009 Conference
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Clarion Events presents another must attend conference for those concerned about current capability challenges and skills in ASW. It will be held on the First and Second of December in London, U.K.
‘Submarines are decisive force projection and sea denial platforms, whose numbers, utility and impact look set to increase as geo-strategic competition re-emerges and irregular activity grows at sea in the coming years. Developed states have failed to invest sufficiently in the skills and technologies necessary to counter a wide range of modern submarines and mini-submarines, with the result that even modest submarine capabilities are likely to pose significant threats, both to the international system and to naval and other expeditionary forces.’
Rear Admiral (Ret’d) Chris Parry, Former Director General, Development, Concepts and Doctrine, UK Ministry Of Defence
There has never been a more appropriate time for the world’s key stakeholders in ASW to meet and discuss their capability challenges. With the diversion of platforms away from ASW, pressures on military spending and the continued debate over the growing underwater threat there is no doubt there is a major gap in the ability to detect and neutralise these threats. The conference will cover the key issues in ASW including:
• What are the current and emerging underwater threats?
• To what extent are we going to sustain our open ocean ASW capability?
• Do we know enough about ASW in the littoral environment?
• How do we best integrate future ASW capability and how can it be affordable?
Anti-submarine Warfare 2009 will bring together personnel from across the ASW community, technical and scientific leaders, long-term ASW commitments and requirements personnel and organisations at the forefront of ASW solution development.
At this conference you will:
• Learn from other leading nations and commands in the field of ASW
• Identify and understand the evolving underwater threats
• Network with 200+ ASW specialists
• See the latest solutions from industry
Anti-submarine Warfare 2009 will be the event that will aim to answer the central question – how must we embrace and undertake future ASW operations?
For more information visit:
www.anti-submarinewarfare.com
Email:
asw@clarionevents.com
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+44 (0)20 7370 8668
Land Munition Solutions 2009 — Management – Affordability – Precision
Filed under: Business Line, Events, Industry Analysis, Press Releases, Trade Shows and Events, logistics, production program, training
Land Munition Solutions 2009 — Management – Affordability – Precision
In an age of Counter Insurgent operations and rapid technological change, land based munitions and their requirements must be continually reviewed for both their relevance and reliability. Whether it is the way we manage them at home, the method of their delivery to theatre and to training establishments or their eventual use; effective land munition solutions are critical for greater efficiencies throughout their entire life cycle including their development, testing and fielding in operational theatres.
Many nations face challenges in their ability to manage their ammunition effectively including the types, age, amount and quality of their current stocks. This conference will look at what efficiencies can be made and what effect this has on keeping munitions safe, relevant and ready for distribution and use by the warfighter. At this conference you will learn:
• What effect have current operations had on our munitions acquisition and management strategy?
• What skills must we keep updated for an effective industrial base?
• What are the urgent operational requirements and what is affordable?
• What are we doing to make munitions safer for their handlers?
• How is the target set changing in operational theatres?
• What future solutions will increase lethality yet reduce collateral damage?
Land Munition Solutions will enable delegates to meet with those at the forefront of munitions development; top level technical, procurement and operational military personnel.
The format of the event – roundtable discussions, extended Q&A time, panel sessions and networking opportunities – will encourage participants to share knowledge and experience.
IDGA To Hold Defense Acquisition 2009
Filed under: Ace Electronics, Business Line, Events, Federal Budget Process, Trade Shows and Events, development program, production program, training
IDGA will hold Defense Acquisition 2009
The volume of changes within defense procurement and acquisition has been noticeable. New administration members, changing military strategies and shifting jobs within the sector have all contributed to a sense of uncertainty within this field. Defense Acquisition will address many of these uncertainties by focusing on: Policy Updates, Acquisition Forecasts Across the Services, Critical Chem/Bio Updates, Updates to the DAI Initiative and much more.
Download the completed brochure
Featured Speakers Include:
– Colonel Scot Miller, USA, Principal Deputy, Acquisition & Logistics Center, U.S. Special Operations Command
– David Van Buren, Acting Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Air Force
– Jaymie Durnan, Deputy Director, Joint Advanced Concepts, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics (OUSD AT&L)
– Katrina Wahl, Director of Acquisition, Missile Defense Agency
Download the brochure to find out the rest!
IDGA looks forward to seeing you at this much anticipated event!
EADS Announces Contract Win At Paris Airshow
Filed under: Business Line, Contract Awards, Countries, EADS Astrium, Events, France, IT, Kazakhstan, Satellites, Trade Shows and Events, development program, space
EADS subsidiary EADS Astrium announced at the Paris Air Show that they had won a contract from Kazakhstan. No amount was provided for the award. EADS Astrium was able to win out against Thales SA which is another major French defense conglomerate.
The company will build a satellite integration center in the capital of the Former Soviet Republic. Kazakhstan has a great deal of oil wealth to support these kinds of expenditures. EADS Astrium said eventually the country will build its own satellite program with their help. So more to come on this in the future as that is a fairly ambitious program.
EADS is looking at using the Air Show as a background to announce good news in a year where it has struggled due to the economic crisis across the world.
Conference Will Provide Hard Hitting Analysis Of Vehicle Survivability – Press Release
Filed under: Business Line, Countries, England, Events, Holland, Press Releases, S&T, Trade Shows and Events, development program, logistics, production program
As the impact of IEDs on military operations continues to dominate the headlines, more than 40 high level speakers from around the globe are being brought together in Amsterdam from June 2 – 4 this year in what is set to be a defining conference on vehicle survivability.
Organised by Clarion Events, which also stages DSEi and ITEC, the Vehicle Survivability conference will address both the threats and the solutions associated with keeping armoured vehicles and their crews safe, examining the critically important areas of technical advancements, procurement methods and the lessons learned from operations.
Over 35 global experts at the forefront of vehicle survivability will be speaking. They include Lt Gen A R D Shirreff, Commander, Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, UK: Maj Gen Marcel van den Broek, Deputy Commander Land Forces, Royal Netherlands Army; Dr Vernon Joynt, MRAP and Anti-Mine Technology Expert and Chief Scientist of Force Protection, USA; Col Martin France, Chief Scientist and Technical Adviser to the Director, Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organisation, USA; and Dr Dennis Nandlall, Head of Weapons Effects and Protection, Defence Research and Development, Canada.
The agenda pulls no punches, posing questions about the future of the main battle tank, whether too many MRAPs been bought, the potential and limitations of defeating IEDs from the air, and what systems are simply too expensive to contemplate. Also under the spotlight is how insurgents have the ability to adjust their weapons to exploit the weaknesses of security forces, and the vexed question of weight versus protection.
The event begins with a pre-event workshop on June 2 at which Cranfield University will make a presentation that examines what fundamental solutions will ensure greater survivability in future operations.
Vehicle Survivability will be an exceptional learning and networking opportunity. For full details visit www.vehicle-survivability.com.
Admiral Thomas B. Fargo, USN (Ret.), Joins AtHoc’s Board of Directors — Press Release
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Admiral Thomas B. Fargo, USN (Ret.), Joins AtHoc’s Board of Directors
Former U.S. Pacific Commander Expands Military Expertise on AtHoc Board to Support Critical Department of Defense and Homeland Defense Operations
SAN MATEO, Ca. (May 27, 2009) – AtHoc, Inc., the pioneer and leader in network-centric emergency notification systems, today announced the appointment of Admiral Thomas B. Fargo, USN (Ret.), former Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command, to the company’s board of directors.
Admiral Fargo has been part of the AtHoc team since late 2007, serving as a member of the company’s strategic advisory board. With the appointment to the AtHoc board of directors, Admiral Fargo broadens his role by working with the AtHoc executive team and fellow board members to help set the company’s business strategy.
“After serving as an AtHoc advisor for nearly two years, I welcome the opportunity to extend my role and work with the AtHoc board to help align the company with the military’s evolving and expanding needs for emergency notification capabilities,” said Admiral Fargo. “As a past naval commander, I have a vested interest in helping my former colleagues prepare for critical missions and emergency operations. I look forward to serving on the AtHoc board and helping address current Department of Defense, government agency and first responder community needs while also adding value for AtHoc.”
As the former senior U.S. military commander in East Asia, the Pacific and Indian Ocean, Admiral Fargo led the largest unified command while directing the joint operations of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force. He will offer valuable insight across the entire range of AtHoc’s business opportunities.
Admiral Fargo retired from the military on March 28, 2005, after a distinguished career serving the U.S. Navy and the Department of Defense. He was the 20th officer to hold the position of Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command. He was responsible to the President and the Secretary of Defense and was the U.S. military representative for collective defense arrangements in the Pacific.
“It’s an honor to welcome a leader of the caliber of Admiral Fargo to our board,” said Guy Miasnik, president and CEO of AtHoc. “Admiral Fargo’s background and expertise in defense and homeland security will further strengthen our market position and our ability to continue our significant growth momentum while assuring in-depth understanding of the requirements of this market.”
About AtHoc
AtHoc is the pioneer and recognized leader in providing enterprise-class, network-centric emergency notification systems to military, government and commercial organizations for physical security, force protection and personnel accountability. Millions of end users worldwide, in organizations such as the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, NASA, Microsoft, Boeing and PricewaterhouseCoopers rely on AtHoc’s unified management systems for their emergency alerting and critical communication needs. AtHoc has partnered with market leaders including Microsoft, Cisco, Dell, Harris, Siemens, Avaya, Lockheed Martin and others to bring these notification solutions to the public and commercial markets.
For more information on AtHoc, please visit http://www.athoc.com.
Impeva Demonstrates “Smarter” Supply Chain Management Solutions to Help Ensure Safe, Timely Delivery of Critical Supplies for Global Communities – Press Release
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Impeva Labs proves their claims of rapid global deployment and continuous real time reporting during the rail delivery of United Nations shipments of humanitarian aid to Darfur in October, 2008. Learn more about how Impeva Labs can support your critical supply chains by visiting them at DIHAD 2009 in Hall 6 at stand #73.
Impeva Demonstrates “Smarter” Supply Chain Management Solutions to Help
Ensure Safe, Timely Delivery of Critical Supplies for Global Communities
Company Participates at DIHAD Event in Dubai, April 7-9
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA — April 6, 2009 — Impeva Labs, Inc., the leading supplier
of global supply chain management solutions, is participating in the Dubai
International Humanitarian Aid and Development Conference & Exhibition
(DIHAD) 2009 in Dubai April 7-9, 2009. DIHAD is the largest humanitarian
event in the Middle East, attended by leading international companies from
Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa as well as procurement and
logistics officials from regional and local NGOs (non-government
organizations), United Nations agencies, governmental departments and
international associations.
“It is an honor for us to join a prestigious group of participants in a
common cause to support critical humanitarian missions around the world,”
stated Randall Shepard, COO of Impeva Labs. “We are very confident that
Impeva Labs’ ‘smarter’ tracking, monitoring and security solutions can
significantly improve the dependability, speed and efficiency of delivering
critical goods to global communities.”
In compliance with the objectives of humanitarian organizations worldwide,
Impeva Labs’ “smarter” technology and cost-effective solutions enhance the
security, reliability and effectiveness of the supply chains for providers
of healthcare, medical, emergency, and pharmaceutical supplies and temporary
housing to global communities. The ability to immediately deploy and
continuously monitor supply chains spanning all regions of the world make
Impeva services uniquely suited for emergency and ongoing humanitarian
missions.
Impeva Labs has a long history of supporting critical government and
commercial supply chain operations in the Middle East and Africa. These
countries include United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Jordan,
Kuwait, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Sudan.
About Impeva Labs
Impeva Labs, headquartered in California’s Silicon Valley, provides an
industry-leading solution for global asset tracking, monitoring and security
for commercial shippers and government agencies. Impeva’s “smarter” devices
minimize unproductive reporting to provide the lowest possible life-cycle
cost. Impeva Labs is currently deploying systems globally in a variety of
markets including dry and refrigerated containers, fleet management, and
high-value assets. For more information, visit the Impeva Labs web site at
www.impeva.com or email Info@Impeva.com.
The Impeva Labs logo is a registered trademark of Impeva Labs, Inc.
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Aero India International Show Attracts Fighter Bidders
Filed under: Boeing, Business Line, Companies, Countries, D'Assault, EADS, Events, FMS, India, Lockheed Martin, McDonnell Douglas, MiG, Military Aviation, Proposal, SAAB, Trade Shows and Events, production program
The six companies that submitted proposals for India’s new Medium Multi-role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) contract will all be in attendance at the Aero India International Show. The Economic Times reports that the competitors for the potential $10 billion contract will be at the show along with a host of other U.S. and European companies. Boeing, Lockheed, EADS, SAAB, Dassault and MiG all submitted proposals for the program. The theme of the show will be business activity between Indian and foreign companies. This contract is now one of the largest for tactical aircraft out for bid, and the companies will be touting their wares at the show.
2009 Light & Medium Armoured Vehicles Conference
Filed under: Business Line, Events, Trade Shows and Events, production program
Defense IQ, a division of IPQC, is hosting the 2009 Light & Medium Armored Vehicles Conference. This event will be held February 2 – 6, 2009, at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, UK. The event’s website may be found here.
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