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The UK Defence sector is poised for a significant shift towards cloud services in 2023, says Mike Neville, Manager (Defence) at Netcompany, the shift is aimed at unlocking the potential of data and attracting top talent to drive the initiative. In this article, Mike explores the development of the cloud ...


DASA Innovation Partners support local innovators across the UK, meeting with suppliers in their region to learn more about their innovations and to provide advice and guidance on working with DASA, and wider opportunities. DASA has recently announced some changes, which will see Vicki Savage join as Innovation Partner for the ...


Lockheed Martin has been selected by the Commonwealth of Australia as the preferred bidder for Project JP9102, the Australian Defence Satellite Communications System. The multi-billion dollar JP9102 project will provide the Australian Defence Force (ADF) with a sovereign military satellite communications (MILSATCOM) system defined by its extensibility, agility and resilience. “We are ...


A £13M construction project to improve living conditions for soldiers at Imjin Barracks has reached a key milestone, following the arrival onsite of the first modules for new Single Living Accommodation (SLA). The major infrastructure works at the Gloucestershire barracks are due for completion this summer and will provide 69 new ...


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