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Ridge cost management partner Wayne Harper explains how to get the most bang for the taxpayers’ buck on these specialist, nationally important projects Value for money is of paramount importance on defence projects, closely followed by cost certainty and on-programme delivery. Budgets are constrained, and ultimately this is taxpayers’ money, ...


At this year’s DPRTE event, taking place on 26th and 27th March in Farnborough, join the RLDatix Government and Commercial team to discover how OneView, our cutting-edge force readiness software empowers organisations to enhance operational efficiency, boost morale, and achieve mission readiness. Transforming Operational Efficiency – The RFA Case Study From ...


Imagine a world where the backbone of our digital infrastructure is under constant threat. In this world, the security of fibre optic networks becomes paramount. These networks, which form the foundation of our internet, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure, are the silent sentinels of our connected lives. Fibre optic cables, with their ...


Previous articles from UM Labs have discussed the importance of securing real-time communication on IP networks and applying those principles to IoT security. The Metaverse pushes those security needs to the limit by adding complexity to edge devices, to the protocols used and to the content delivered. How can Metaverse ...


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