Senior Military and DoD Leaders to Convene to Address Critical Tactical Communications Efforts
Senior Leaders from the with DoD, JTRS, USSOCOM, G 3/5/7, PEO-C3T, CERDEC, NRL, and several other critical offices will convene at Defense Strategies Institute's upcoming Town Hall Military Tactical Communications Summit, September 19 - 20, 2012 in Alexandria, VA.
Washington, DC, August 31, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Today’s U.S. military services and defense agencies must accelerate the development and fielding of initiatives focused on the agile approach to modernizing secure, networked, and interoperable tactical communications systems.
While the technical enablers for the concept of communications on-the-move are rapidly maturing, the operational challenges are quickly coming to the forefront. Challenges including waveform and signal processing, security, jamming/anti-jamming techniques along with a vast list of distinct operational requirements for the technologies has challenged military leaders to critically analyze next-steps in moving communication technologies forward.
To this end, identifying the parts of the communications process that are the most suitable to maximize efficency and effectiveness is paramount.
Confirmed Speakers at the Summit, include experts such as:
* Dr. Ronald Jost , DASD,C3 Space and Cyber
* Dr. Reginald Brothers, DASD, Research, OSD AT&L
* Mr. Stan Newberry, SES, Director, AFC2IC
* Mr. Anthony Davis, PEO C4, USSOCOM
* COL Mark Elliott, USA, Director, LandWarNet/MissionCommand
* LTC Robert Collins, USA, PM, WIN-T2/3, PEO C3T
* CAPT Jeffrey Hoyle, USN, JPEO, IED, JTRS
“Almost all stakeholders in this field have a general understanding and working knowledge of the current governance structures and roadmaps moving forward. We feel there is now a need to really look at how are we defining what 'success' will mean for the Warfighter. Our educational and training Summits offer a non-partisan, informal forum where we encourage real, actionable, discussion and debate, and this is a chance for the experts in the field to really role their sleeves up and talk about their unique and shared perspectives with their respective colleagues,” stated Ms. Madison, Director of Communications for DSI. The Summit benefits the non profit 501c3 Wounded Warrior Project through DSI’s personal financial donations to the WWP.
Anyone interested in participating in the Summit can go to Defense Strategies’ Institute website at http://dsigroup.org for more information or directly to the Summit site at http://tacticalcommunications.dsigroup.org
While the technical enablers for the concept of communications on-the-move are rapidly maturing, the operational challenges are quickly coming to the forefront. Challenges including waveform and signal processing, security, jamming/anti-jamming techniques along with a vast list of distinct operational requirements for the technologies has challenged military leaders to critically analyze next-steps in moving communication technologies forward.
To this end, identifying the parts of the communications process that are the most suitable to maximize efficency and effectiveness is paramount.
Confirmed Speakers at the Summit, include experts such as:
* Dr. Ronald Jost , DASD,C3 Space and Cyber
* Dr. Reginald Brothers, DASD, Research, OSD AT&L
* Mr. Stan Newberry, SES, Director, AFC2IC
* Mr. Anthony Davis, PEO C4, USSOCOM
* COL Mark Elliott, USA, Director, LandWarNet/MissionCommand
* LTC Robert Collins, USA, PM, WIN-T2/3, PEO C3T
* CAPT Jeffrey Hoyle, USN, JPEO, IED, JTRS
“Almost all stakeholders in this field have a general understanding and working knowledge of the current governance structures and roadmaps moving forward. We feel there is now a need to really look at how are we defining what 'success' will mean for the Warfighter. Our educational and training Summits offer a non-partisan, informal forum where we encourage real, actionable, discussion and debate, and this is a chance for the experts in the field to really role their sleeves up and talk about their unique and shared perspectives with their respective colleagues,” stated Ms. Madison, Director of Communications for DSI. The Summit benefits the non profit 501c3 Wounded Warrior Project through DSI’s personal financial donations to the WWP.
Anyone interested in participating in the Summit can go to Defense Strategies’ Institute website at http://dsigroup.org for more information or directly to the Summit site at http://tacticalcommunications.dsigroup.org
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Lisa Madison
1-347-732-5326
http://tacticalcommunications.dsigroup.org
Lisa Madison
1-347-732-5326
http://tacticalcommunications.dsigroup.org
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