IET’s pioneer Milsatcoms conference is back in 2022 to shed light on these latest developments shaping military communication including regulatory updates, project launches, technology trends and infrastructure advancements.
NSR’s Cloud Computing via Satellite report forecasts a $16B cumulative revenue opportunity for cloud-based services in the satellite/space industry through the coming decade. It is clear that satellite needs to increasingly look to the cloud to improve efficiency and ensure it can remain competitive. However, with satellite operators going from Mhz sales (buy, sell, lease bandwidth for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint) to bits – ethernet – point-to-point connectivity, how can we ensure a smooth transition?
The World Satellite Business Week – the leading global business space event – brings together 1,000 decision makers under the same roof for a week of deal-making and intense discussions shaping the future of the industry.
The IET has just announced its Satellite Communications Systems Course taking place in September. This long-standing course has been running for over 30 years and is made-up of 5 modules over a 5-day period in which participants can register for one or more days.
For the next SIG workshop, we will be heading to SES in Luxembourg. As always, the workshop will bring together people working at the operational level of satellite communications to discuss current and future technical challenges. This is likely include many of the topics being covered by our working groups.
The SAE Media Group are proud to announce that the 24th annual Global MilSatCom Conference & Exhibition will return on 8th – 10th November 2022 in London, UK, with a SATCOM On-the-Move Focus Day on 7th November.
Global MilSatCom is one of the world’s leading events on military SATCOM and draws in 600+, truly global representatives from the military, industry, government, and research communities to create an event that is not to be missed. Attend the conference to benefit from exclusive updates, insights, and discussions with the pre-eminent names in the world of SATCOM.
The Satellite innovation group (SIG) will be attending this year's SATELLITE show, taking place at the Walter E Washington conference centre, Washington DC, between 13th-16th March 2023. What are the biggest transformations in the satellite industry? Join us as we tackle the biggest topics from transition to cloud, impact of LEO launches, to interference and 5G spectrum. There will also be the opportunity to ask our Directors your burning questions about the technical trends shaping the industry right now. Join us on Monday 13th March from 10am - 11am in the Kratos room. This session is free to attend open to all, but registration is necessary so we can plan numbers and catering.Our managing director, Helen Weedon, will be moderating a panel session on Thursday 16th March at 10:15 am-11.30am in room 146C. Some of our members, Interasys, QuadSAT and Micro-Ant will be joining the panel to discuss ‘Tools, Technologies, and the Will to Combat RF Interference’. SIG Directors will be available throughout the event and can talk about: Impact of 5G / 6G Flat Panel Antennas Transition to cloud-enabled networks Role of AI Interference Other industry hot topics from a technical perspective If you would like to set up […]
The workshop will bring together people working at the operational level of satellite communications to discuss current and future technical challenges.
Space Tech Expo USA will be returning to Long Beach, CA May 3-4 as the ultimate exhibition and conference for the space industry. Join us as we enter our 11th year and don’t miss out on the opportunity to discover new sources of inspiration and innovation from the top companies and contacts in the game