|
|
 |
 |
| January 2008 |
 |
PETER HOBSON – BATTLESPACE BUSINESSMAN OF THE YEAR 2007
The first time I met Peter Hobson to talk to in depth was 2005; I knew
then that here was a very capable man whose business acumen and
expertise was shrouded in his failure to portray this expertise and knowledge
to the outside world, a trait I have found in most of the engineers I
have interviewed over the years!
Read More...
In this special supplement we cover various aspects of the burgeoning demands that overseas military operations put on our Armed Forces to provide real-time C4I technology. It outlines the race by the MoD to ensure this connectivity and support at the same time as trying to draw a line in the sand to give the Armed Forces the technology they need at an affordable price whilst keeping pace with the huge technological developments in the civil marketplace.
Read More...
13 Nov 07. It is always a pleasure to meet Dale Burton as not only are his briefings conducted in a relaxed manner which allows the interviewer to gain the best possible detail of the subject, but Dale always has a new gismo to show off during the interview! Once again we were not to be disappointed.
Read More...
05 Jan 08. As part of India-United Kingdom initiatives to enhance defence ties, India's sole aircraft manufacturer, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and BAE Systems of United Kingdom are studying possibility of Joint venture for overseas market to produce the Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer.
Read more...
01 Nov 07. EADS is opening a sourcing office in India, a part of its commitment to invest $600m in various projects in the country. The office will be based in New Delhi and Bangalore, it said. "Since our first procurement marketing initiatives in India two years ago, the importance of India as a sourcing destination has increased in the field of aerospace and defence," Hans Mundt, chief procurement officer for EADS said in a statement. (Source: Reuters)
.Read More...
SPONSORED
BY OXLEY GROUP PLC www.oxleygroup.com
19 Nov 07. Savi Technology, a Lockheed Martin company has recently begun deploying solar-powered Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) readers and signposts, enabling customers in the defense and commercial sectors to conserve energy and reduce costs while tracking supplies in real-time.
Read More...
View the BATTLESPACE rates card
|
 |
Advertisers
 |
 |
|
|