Featuring an unrivalled speaker panel that includes:

Leveraging new Space-based assets and technologies for operationally-responsive and cost-effective capabilities

As new global Space powers in Asia, the Middle East and elsewhere continue to prove their greatly improved capabilities, national defence forces in Europe and North America, international Space agencies and NATO are responding with increased investment in satellite platforms and other Space-based assets. The demand is growing for more rapid-reaction capabilities, pushing forward the development of smaller, lower-cost and multi-functional satellites. Crucially, the military Space and satellite industry communities are asking:

  • How will implementing the Operationally Responsive Space (ORS) concept impact future requirements for new systems and technologies?
  • With the current high-level of investment in the small satellite market, what opportunities exist for suppliers and end-users?
  • How can defence forces better harness the capability benefits of dual-use satellites, and what challenges do these systems present?
  • What opportunities are available for closer collaboration between governments and multi-national agencies in Space systems and security?
  • What does the establishment of the new UK Space Agency and the new French Joint Space Command mean for the European Space industry?


In announcing the 8th annual event in the highly-rated Military Space series, Defence IQ is building on its strong history of bringing together the key players from national defence forces, international Space agencies, industry and NATO to assess the short-, medium- and long-term needs of the military user community, analyse the latest technological developments from industry and discuss how current resources can be maximised to their full potential. In just two days, you will access will hear from an outstanding speaker panel and access:

  • The latest capability needs and requirements for Space-based systems and technologies from the UK, US, France, Italy, Israel, NATO, the UAE and more
  • Details of leading military and dual-use satellite programmes including Galileo, GMES, YahSat and COSMO-SkyMed
  • New advances in small satellite development to meet urgent operational needs
  • Expert views on where the markets for military and commercial satellites are headed in the next 10+ years
  • Insight into key efforts to further international collaboration on Space-based assets and capabilities
  • Planned development of the new UK Space Agency and the new French Joint Space Command

What did attendees to the 2009 event have to say about last year’s conference?

Excellent mix of speakers and topics
Swedish Armed Forces
The event exceeded all my expectations
Mitre
Well organised… great for networking
UK MoD

If you’re someone who wants to keep up-to-speed with the future of military Space and satellites, you can click here to book now, or call +44 (0) 207 368 9300. Reserving your place now will save you up to £150 off the cost of the conference so make sure you do so before Friday, 30th April 2010.


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