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19 - 20
Nov. 2019

Tradeshow, Land

Warfighter Systems Summit

Our 2nd Annual Warfighter Systems Summit will serve as an educational 'town-hall' type forum to explain current and future Department of Defense efforts to maximize the lethality, protection, & situational awareness of US close combat Warfighters. Speakers from DoD, U.S. Army, USMC, & HQAF will detail how recent initiatives such as the establishment of the Close Combat Lethality Task Force are aiming to transform combat units into "Warfighting Machines" by replacing legacy Warfighter capabilities with enhanced systems and technologies. Topics to be covered at the 2019 Summit: Fielding next generation technologies for Close-Combat Warfighters in the battlefield Advancing Warfighter lethality to ensure a more lethal, effective, & cohesive Infantry Ensuring the overall equipping and sustaining of the USMC with fully integrated infantry combat capabilities Acquiring & fielding cutting-edge technologies such as the Next Generation Squad Weapon to maximize precision & targeting on the battlefield Maximizing Warfighter lethality through advanced training programs and synthetic training environments that will help close the gaps Developing & integrating superior clothing & individual equipment to provide the Soldier state-of-the-art protection to defeat Equipping dismounted Soldiers and near-ground support platforms with technologically advanced, lightweight imaging tools to enhance combat effectiveness Enhancing power architectures to extend the duration of operations and enable the joint Warfighter to attain a dominant tactical overmatch using fewer power sources Why you should attend this year's Summit: The current emphasis on increasing close combat lethality has never been higher. It is currently one of the main priorities of the Department of Defense and over the next five years, 3.6 billion dollars will be distributed to enhance such lethality priorities. With a large percentage of casualties coming from the infantry level, the focus to improve their survivability, mobility, & situational awareness to keep pace with the speed of War is at a premium. Former Secretary Mattis dedicated a large amount of resources and funds to this initiative and now the Director of the Close Combat Lethality Task Force and others across the DoD are continuing this effort by facilitating scalable, affordable, & adaptable architectures, with the end goal being to further equip and protect the Warfighter, creating a decisive overmatch to defeat the adversary at the small unit level. Our 2nd Annual Warfighter Systems Summit will feature perspectives from the various military services on how current advances being made on military systems and devices will be key moving forward to help reduce weight, increase power, and increase Soldier maneuverability. Sessions will provide important details on how new technologies are being integrated to help increase a Warfighter's lethality & survivability at the squad level, in areas such as night vision, tactical connectivity, and weapons systems; to ultimately give them the ability to fight and win anytime and anywhere moving forward. Lastly, this Summit will gather a panel to discuss the development of advanced LVC training & simulation methods that will help close the gaps and assist small unit levels anywhere on the battlefield. Attendees at our Warfighter Systems Summit will have a unique opportunity to engage in open and honest conversation with key decision makers and acquisition authorities about the future of US close combat forces. Attendees will gain valuable insights into navigating the Warfighter capabilities acquisition processes and will hear about the solutions urgently needed by Warfighters to ensure the US maintains a tactical overmatch over its adversaries. Our team specializes in the extensive research and development of our Summits' content and focus areas. We assemble the most respected minds in the manufacturing and acquisition communities, as well as the key policy-makers across military and civilian offices. Our non-partisan approach allows us to reach across all services and organizations to bring together a truly holistic group of decision makers and solution providers. Participating Organizations at Last Year's Summit: Revision Military, Laser Max Defense, Harris Corporation, Trijicon Inc., Nammo, True Velocity Inc., National Armaments Consortium, BAE Systems, Conflict Kinetics, Engility Federal Resources, Draper, Ultra Elec Precision, Iris Technology, 3M, SRI International, North American Rescue, Tex-Shield Inc, Sage Technologies Inc., CSA, Solution Now Enterprises, ARC, Applied Optics Center, DCS Corp, Irvine Sensors Corporation, Elbit Systems of America, Marathon Targets, Abom, Night Vision Devices, Blue Force Gear, USACE, US NAVY, HQDA Operations, PEO Soldier, AUSA, ASA (AL&T), Department of State, Army Futures Command, DoD, II Marine Expeditionary Force, MCoE - TRADOC, CCDC Data & Analysis Center, CCDC C5ISR Center, HQMC CD&I, Marine Corps Systems Command, ONR Code 30, USACAC, AF Agency for Modeling & Simulation, NAWCTSD, USSOCOM, 82nd Airborne Division, 10th Mountain Division, DARPA & many more..! Exhibit & Sponsorship Opportunities Showcase the latest technology offerings and today's most innovative solutions with exhibits, product demonstrations, and luncheon receptions for the event delegation. Download the Event Prospectus https://www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21698
19 - 22
Nov. 2019

Tradeshow, Security

Milipol Paris 2019

Événement mondial de la sûretéet de la sécurité intérieure des États 21e édition https://www.milipol.com/
18 - 19
Nov. 2019

Conference, Naval, C4ISR

Maritime Information Warfare Conference

We are proud to present the 3rd annual Maritime Information Warfare conference to be held in London. With rapid technological advances changing the way maritime forces utilise and manage information, the ability to wage information warfare has become a critical component of naval capability. Gaining operational effectiveness through "information advantage" is critical to the abilities of any Navy on the world stage. The initial draft of the programme looks at engaging with the cutting edge of information warfare; learning lessons and taking inspiration from exercises across NATO, in particular the Royal Navies Ex Information Warrior in 2018/2019. This event is about discussing strategies, systems, and new technologies to increase information warfare capabilities, as well as the challenges associated with engaging in information warfare. The main themes within the conference include Artificial Intelligence (AI), Information Exploitation and Big data, Cyber Security and Defence, Command Control Communication and Computers (C4), and Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR). Benefits of Attending The original focus revolved around the Royal Navies Information Warrior Exercise with Admiral George Zambellas providing our focus and keynote speaker and attracting representatives from all major Navies. Since then prominent speakers from the majority of NATO nations (including Vice-Admiral Gilday, US 10th Fleet) have been able to provide unprecedented insights into the status and future of Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology for both NATO forces and Industry alike. This years conference intends to expand on this, bringing the best and most up-to-date sector knowledge to those who need it. Holistic coverage of Maritime Information Warfare, a wide range of themes that reflect the key aspects of the UK's Information Warrior Exercise Close attention paid to Artificial Intelligence, in particular how a mixture of automation and machine learning is building the platforms and capabilities of the future Updates on information Warfare Compatibility and Platforms across NATO Emphasis on Cyber Warfare, and the importance of more effective Cyber Defence as the maritime sphere becomes more information technology-centric Clarification on the different ways NATO Navies interpret and take advantage of concepts such as Information Exploitation and Cyber Security
18 - 20
Nov. 2019

Conference, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security

PARTICIPATE IN THE CANADIAN PAVILION AT DSEI JAPAN 2019

DSEI Japan is your gateway to the Asian Defence Market With the development of their Dynamic Joint Defense Force, the Japanese defence market is forecast to value over $51 billion by 2022*. With the expected approval of an increase in defense spend, this budget is expected to double. DSEI Japan is your best opportunity to meet the entire supply chain on an unrivalled scale. If you are looking for a route to market in the Asian defence sector, DSEI can deliver an audience to match your needs. Join us for Japan's first fully integrated Defence Event DSEI Japan will bring the global defense and security sector together with the entire Japanese and wider Asian defense community to innovate, partner and share knowledge, bringing together companies from across the industry on an unrivalled scale. DSEI Japan will take place November 18-20, 2019 in Tokyo at Makuhari Messe. https://www.defenceandsecurity.ca/events/details&evtID=372
13 November 2019

Symposium, Security

Directed Energy Symposium

The 3rd Directed Energy Symposium will address the increasing need across the military to develop offensive and defensive directed energy capabilities. With emerging threats from near-peer competitors as well as continued operations against non-state actors, the need for directed energy capabilities will only continue to increase. These systems have the potential to stop a future hypersonic or ballistic missile attack or counter swarms of enemy drones, as the future battlefield becomes more technologically advanced. Topics to be covered at the 2019 Summit: Rapidly Fielding Army Directed Energy Systems Enhancing US Missile Defense Capabilities through Directed Energy Advancing USMC Command and Control Architectures Applying DE to counter enemy UAV threats Providing Power and Energy Systems to Integrate Directed Energy Weapons into Naval Ships The Role of Directed Energy Weapons in Future Mega City and Urban Environments Conducting Planetary Defense and Exploration with Directed Energy Systems Why You Should Attend This Summit: The 2019 Directed Energy Symposium will provide a forum to discuss the efforts to develop and leverage DE technologies in support of U.S. national security needs. As the global climate shifts back towards a great power competition, new and advanced weapons systems will need to be rapidly developed and fielded to provide the United States a continued advantage over its potential enemies. With countries advancing their development of hypersonic and other advanced missiles to avoid existing defense systems the US needs to develop new ways to protect its assets from attack. Directed Energy weapons have the potential to provide a low cost, high capacity capabilities to defend against these emerging threats. Along with advanced missiles Directed Energy systems also have the ability to counter enemy UAVs. As UAV technology becomes established and cheaper more threats can cheaply field fleets of theses systems. Directed Energy offers the US an option besides expensive missiles to destroy these UAVs and deter their future use. As the battlefield of the 21st century and beyond continue to evolve and new technology is introduced at a rapid pace the US will need to continue to advance its capabilities. Directed Energy Systems have the potential to bolster US warfighter dominance across any future battlefield. Our team specializes in the extensive research and development of our Summit's content and focus areas, and we will assemble the most respected minds in the directed energy community to include key policy-makers across military and civilian offices. Our non-partisan approach allows us to reach across all services and organizations to bring together a truly holistic group of decision-makers and solution providers. At our Symposium You Have the Ability To: Gain Education & Insight: Walk away with knowledge gained from our senior level speakers on some of the complex challenges facing the Directed Energy community. Build Partnerships: The agenda is designed to allow for ample networking opportunities and the ability to discover the most up-to-date Directed Energy initiatives and technologies. Influence: Help foster ideas! Share your own insight and knowledge during our interactive sessions. All attendees are encouraged to address our speaker faculty and each other with their questions, comments or ideas. Participating organizations at last year's Summit: II-VI Optical Systems, SURVICE Engineering Company, Selex Galileo Inc., Robert Sawyer,RK Solution Enterprises, LLC, NWL, Inc., Georgia Tech Research Institute, HRL Laboratories, Corning, Booz Allen Hamilton, BAE Systems, Sabatech LLC, Lasertel, Inc, Corvid Technologies, Lockheed Martin, LGS Innovations, ADI Technologies, Inc, Honeywell Aerospace, Institute for Defense Analyses, LaserMaxDefense (LMD), Raytheon Company, Fiore Industries Inc, Northrop Grumman, Avascent, Boeing, Blue Residuum Space Alliances, Castle Shelter Group, DHS, ACC, Naval Research Laboratory, Dept of the Army Headquarters G-8, INSCOM, DE JTO (Joint Directed Energy Transition Office), U.S. Army Research Laboratory and many more!. Exhibit & Sponsorship Opportunities Showcase the latest technology offerings and today's most innovative solutions with exhibits, product demonstrations, and luncheon receptions for the event delegation. Download the Directed Energy Symposium Prospectus Operating Guidance for Government Attendees: DSI's Directed Energy Summit directly supports DoD and Federal Government priorities by providing a conduit for officials to efficiently reach audiences outside of their respective offices that directly impact their department's mission success, at no charge to the government, and in an efficient expenditure of time. DSI's Summit will provide a forum to address and improve internal and external initiatives, meet with and hear from partner organizations, disseminate vital capability requirements to industry, increase visibility within the larger community, and generally support their mission. The Summit is open and complimentary to all DoD and Federal employees and is considered an educational and training forum. https://www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21693
12 - 14
Nov. 2019

Conference, Land

Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability Conference

Our 5th Annual Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability Conference, Exhibition and Focus Day returns to London between the 12th and 14th of November 2019. As the only event of its kind, Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability will provide a refined perspective on leading nations survivability systems for armoured vehicles. Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability in one of our largest events and will bring together international programme managers from a variety of different nations, as well senior technical experts, from leading industrial organisations. The event will cover a wide range of emerging and mature survivability technologies, that nations are pursuing in order to meet the increasingly threatening weapons present on todays battlefields. Alongside our Active Protection Focus Day, particular focus will be given to situational awareness, signature management, concealment, armour and counter-IED systems. Benefits of Attending Listen to keynote briefs from senior officers within the UK and international militaries that will be discussing the technologies that are being adopted to bring new dimensions to vehicle survivability A close look at the US Army's developments with integrating survivability systems into combat vehicles and considerations for the Next Generation Combat Vehicle weapon system integration Focused and high-level discussion featuring technical managers and project engineers from both military and industry Gain knowledge and expertise on recent procurement processes within international militaries Network to gather insight from peers and colleagues at the forefront of vehicle survivability
12 - 14
Nov. 2019

Conference, Aerospace

International Fighter Conference

DEFINING FUTURE COMBAT AIR The International Fighter Conference 2019 returns to Berlin to discuss the future of Combat Air Power across the spectrum of operations. The utility of Combat Air, air-integration into multi-domain operations, and continuing interest in both next generation and light attack platforms calls for a broad range of discussion suited to the 250 attendees that gather each year from both large and small air forces alike. Investment in expensive high-end platforms needs to be balanced with a requirement for platforms adept and efficient in low-intensity conflict. What is consistent is that information and connectivity is at the heart of operations. The conference format runs 12-14 November with the 14 November comprising a day dedicated to two focus subjects; light-attack and gaining the information advantage The main body of the conference 12-13 November will consist of senior level presentations and panel discussions on relevant issues. The finer details of the 2019 agenda are currently being constructed in consultation with our conference Chairmen and wider advisory board, we are excited to soon be able to share this with you! Top 4 Reasons to Attend IFC: Interactive Panel Discussions - Define a light attack blueprint which can support the delivery of decisive air-ground capability in the permissive operating environment Focus day examining two key areas - Integrate cyber, EW and the electromagnetic spectrum to sustain the operational edge in a contested battlespace Independent analysis and global trends - Optimise the management and fusion of data to support the attainment of information dominance for air operations and the joint force Independent analysis and global trends - Improve the training model by blending live and synthetic approaches, and support rapid and effective decision-making for the data-age pilot
12 - 14
Nov. 2019

Industry Day, C4ISR

MILCOM 2019: Defining Multi-Domain Command and Control

MILCOM offers senior military and industry leaders along with distinguished researchers the platform to describe the problems and solutions underlying coordinated action in multiple domains. Keynotes, panels, presentations and focused networking insure all will have a voice and a role in addressing the theme of this event. Join in this critical conversation, unique convening, and important event as government, industry and academia help define Multi-Domain Command and Control. Join military and industry communications professionals in this evolving conversation November 12-14, 2019, Norfolk, VA. MILCOM features outstanding technical presentations, discussions and tutorials, as well as industry demos and displays of cutting edge technologies. Experts in C4I and cyber issues as well as science and technology developments will lead more than 200 unclassified and restricted sessions. Global military communications professionals who face command, control, communications, computing, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR) challenges participate in MILCOM. The conference also enables industry to describe and demonstrate their products and services to potential customers and professional partners. Visit our website to see a current list of exhibiting companies and aninteractive floor plan. https://events.afcea.org/MILCOM19/Public/enter.aspx
12 - 13
Nov. 2019

Tradeshow, Aerospace

AIAC : THE 2019 CANADIAN AEROSPACE SUMMIT

2019 THEME CANADIAN AEROSPACE LEADERSHIP: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE More than ever, success in aerospace requires a global perspective. Sprawling supply chains, the flow of goods, talent and innovation, and the realities of doing business in marketplaces around the world impact Canadian aerospace bottom lines on a daily basis. The 2019 Canadian Aerospace Summit taking place on November 12-13 will explore the global considerations that Canadian aerospace companies – and their partners in government, research and education – must keep in mind if they want to stay ahead of the curve: What are the current challenges to growth, productivity and competitiveness? Where are the emerging opportunities for the industry, and what do companies need to know in order to take advantage of them? What is Canada doing to face these challenges and opportunities... and what should it be doing? What strategies are other aerospace nations using to increase their competitiveness and empower their aerospace industries, both domestically and around the world? What should non-Canadian companies know about accessing the vast talent and opportunity in the Canadian aerospace sector? With speakers from Canada and around the world representing companies of every size and sector, the Canadian Aerospace Summit is a must-attend event for anyone interested in making sure that Canadian aerospace growth continues to accelerate into the next decade and beyond. A PRIVILEGED ACCESS TO THE CANADIAN AEROSPACE INDUSTRY This exclusive event brings together Canadian and international companies of all sizes, government, and academia for two days in the nation's capital. More than 1,200 participants–primarily C-suite executives and government officials–are expected to attend. HEAR FROM THE GREATEST MINDS IN THE INDUSTRY A world-class conference program featuring renowned Canadian and international speakers. NETWORK WITH SUPPLIERS AND CUSTOMERS A Trade Show gathering over 100 Canadian and international companies, and a matchmaking program connecting prime contractors with potential suppliers. THE PLACE TO BE Canada's premier aerospace gathering, including the Aerospace Leadership Luncheon and the Annual Canadian Aerospace Dinner. https://aerospacesummit.ca/attend

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