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  • 23 - 25
    Oct. 2018

    Conference, Land

    Future Mortar Systems Conference

    High Mobility, Enhanced Lethality: Maintaining Rapid Tactical Advantage Future Mortar Systems is the world's longest running conference devoted to the study of mortar technology, tactics, techniques and procedures. This year's event is all about empowering the dispersed combat unit for tomorrow's fight. As our enemies become more technologically proficient and able to degrade or deny us our freedom of manoeuvre, small, highly dispersed tactical forces will become a valuable means of projecting combat power and gaining that access to denied territory. This concept of future land warfare has significant implications for the development, acquisition and employment of mortar systems and the TTPs of small combat units, which will need to be empowered with capabilities that enhance their survivability, mobility and lethality in more hostile and ambiguous warfighting contexts. It is with this in mind that we are hosting this year's Future Mortars conference, which will address the investment needed to sustain, modernise or innovate tactical weapon systems to maintain tactical dominance. The 2018 Agenda in Brief: Lethality in Denied Environments: Improving targeting and engagement capabilities for the tactical force Range & Precision: Building the lethality and tactical dominance of the dismounted soldier Affordability and Programme Delivery: Lifecycle management of mortar systems and munitions Mortars in the Megacity: Indirect Fires in Future Terrains Irregular Ops: Amphibious Fires & Lightweight Mortars in Special Operations Gaps & Investment: Perspectives from R&D and industry on precision munitions, digitized fire control and advanced lethality systems

  • 23 October 2018

    Conference, C4ISR

    CANIC 2018

    Canadian Intelligence Conference 2018 Theme: Artificial Intelligence and the implications for the Canadian intelligence enterprise

  • 23 - 24
    Oct. 2018

    Conference, Aerospace

    Defense Chain Conference

    Information Delegates at the Aviation Week DefenseChain Conference will gain vital insight into Defense industry spending trends, hear solutions to supply chain issues, and be presented with new industry initiatives. Program outlooks, defense acquisition reforms and methods to overcome supplier challenges, all will be covered during two days of keynote presentations, interactive panel discussions and networking opportunities. Highlighting this event will be the annual 2018 Program Excellence Awards Banquet, a VIP reception and two exclusive Aviation Week executive roundtables. Topics focus on key components driving the industry: Pentagon budget outlook as both threats and debt grow Supply chain opportunities, pressures as defense becomes more commercial Foreign sales insights as U.S. providers push abroad New technology disrupting industry, from AI to cloud Who benefits from attending: Strategic planning and business development leaders Supply chain executives and senior decision makers Program/Project Leaders Analysts and investment/financial community members Engineering project leaders Information and technology specialists The three main pillars of the DefenseChain Conference are: Business Strategy, Supplier Opportunities and Program Excellence. Knowledge gained from each pillar is actionable — enabling delegates to effectively secure significant and sustainable growth opportunities. Business Strategy Supercharge Your Business Strategy: Delegates meet and engage with top industry analysts who offer their views of the industry, provide forecasts for business planning, present DoD priorities, long-term strategies around defense operations, consolidation and restructuring, and OEM and prime initiatives. The latest innovation and technology advancements will also be addressed. Supplier Opportunities Grow Your Business or Organization: DefenseChain shows suppliers where it is best to make their mark with top defense programs, and makes clear the fiscal realities and deal-making models that prime contractors are utilizing today. Delegates gain an understanding of how the defense supply chain is reshaping itself with deals and alliances designed to create winning positions on major programs. Program Excellence Stay Informed on Breakthroughs to Program Performance: Aviation Week partners with industry leaders to identify and share program breakthroughs, demonstrate the technology and innovation required to succeed, display how programs are taking shape as speed and disruption become increasingly important factors, and provide visibility into the processes and systems that program and project leaders are using to reach the highest levels of program execution. At DefenseChain, Delegates gain visibility for their own benefit into all of these areas, as we honor the 2018 Program Excellence finalists and winners. Click here to visit the Program Excellence Page.

  • 23 - 24
    Oct. 2018

    Conference, Land, C4ISR

    AIR MISSILE DEFENCE TECHNOLOGY

    SMi is delighted to announce it's 3rd Annual Air Missile Defence Technology conference taking place in Prague on the 23rd and 24th October 2018. With today's militaries facing multiple, simultaneous and varied threats, operators have crucial requirements for flexible and adaptable systems that are able to counter the ever changing battlespace environment. In conjuncture with this, constrained budgets mean the importance of allied cooperation is more prevalent than ever and interoperability between systems and national partners is crucial for any future planning. This is evident with the spread of the Aegis Ashore missile network, NATO Integrated Missile Defence (NIAMD) system and, on a bi-lateral level, Project Apollo. This year's Air Missile Defence Technology conference will provide the perfect forum to assist the learning and development of Air Missile Defence OEMs, system integrators, niche component manufacturers, technical engineers, programme managers, and platform operators through briefing and panel discussions focusing on the latest national developments and technical innovations.

  • 22 October 2018

    Symposium, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security

    2018 Symposium on the Canadian Defence and Security Market

    The fourth edition of the Symposium, an initiative of Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions organized in partnership with STIQ and Aéro Montréal, will take place on Monday, October 22, 2018, at Hotel Mortagne, in Boucherville. This event on exports aims to: Promote the various trade agreements by sharing success stories and tangible benefits of export Notify SMEs of the abilities and certifications required to export Present the various international and security exhibitions Raise SME awareness of the benefits of targeting foreign markets, to find countries with different needs than Canada's Inform SMEs of key export players and notable programs Contact the network of Trade Commissioners and Economic Attachés A networking cocktail party will close the event to generate discussion between Quebec SMEs interested in the defence and security sector, prime contractors and government officials. Buyer / Supplier Day B2B meetings will take place the following day at STIQ's Buyer / Supplier Day www.jdof.ca, on Oct 23rd at the same location. More information: Jdof@stiq.com ou 1888-875-8789 An initiative of: Organized by:

  • 22 - 26
    Oct. 2018

    Tradeshow, Naval

    Euronaval

    Organised under the joint patronage of the French Ministry of Defence and Secretariat of State for the Sea, Euronaval is one of the most important events in the naval and maritime industry. Why your organization should participate: Compare your product/service with international competitors Develop a first-hand understanding of the opportunities and challenges of doing business in foreign markets Gain insights and market intelligence Increase visibility of your product or service Meet academic or research entities Meet key commercial entities, industry players, and potential buyers, investors and/or partners Meet key regulatory bodies Participate in networking events Participate in pre-organized business to business meetings Pitch your product /service to selected audiences Receive on-the-ground assistance from the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service Trade Commissioner(s) involvement: Activities organized by the Trade Commissioner Service Business-to-business meetings Networking event Seminar The Trade Commissioner, Kim-An Nguyen, is specializing in the Naval sector for the French market and can provide information on this and other local events that you are considering, as well as advice on business development in the region. Services from the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service are offered free of charge to Canadian companies and organizations.

  • 18 October 2018

    Industry Day, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security

    Accelerated Molecular Discovery (AMD) Proposers Day

    AI chemistry program aims to accelerate creation of novel, high-performance molecules for defense needs OUTREACH@DARPA.MIL The efficient discovery and production of new molecules is essential for a range of military capabilities—from developing safe chemical warfare agent simulants and medicines to counter emerging threats, to coatings, dyes, and specialty fuels for advanced performance. Current approaches to develop molecules for specific applications, however, are intuition-driven, mired in slow iterative design and test cycles, and ultimately limited by the specific molecular expertise of the chemist who has to test each candidate molecule by hand. Today, DARPA announced the Accelerated Molecular Discovery (AMD) program, which aims to develop new, AI-based systematic approaches that increase the pace of discovery and optimization of high-performance molecules. A Proposers Day webinar describing the goals of the program is scheduled for Oct.18, 2018. Details are available here: https://go.usa.gov/xPk5j “The ultimate goal of AMD is to speed the time to design, validate, and optimize new molecules with defined properties from several years to a few months, or even several weeks,” said Anne Fischer, program manager in DARPA's Defense Sciences Office. “We aim to develop the AI tools, models and experimental systems to enable autonomous design of molecules to quickly meet DoD needs.” The program calls for teams of researchers to develop AI-based, closed-loop systems that automatically extract existing chemistry data from databases and text, perform autonomous experimental measurement and optimization, and use computational approaches to develop physics-based representations and predictive tools. AMD performers will develop tools, models, and experimental capabilities to rapidly design, validate, and optimize molecules. Government partners will evaluate performer developments and test their ability to identify new molecules with specific combinations of functional properties that may be relevant to specific DoD application requirements. “There are currently around 140 million known molecules, but the space of potential molecules is vastly larger than that, upwards of 1060,” Fischer said. “In DARPA's Make-It program, we've developed advanced ways to efficiently synthesize known molecules. AMD is taking the next step, where we will rapidly be able to explore the unknown molecular universe to design and produce completely new molecules with specific desired functions.” The AMD program seeks expertise in chemistry and chemical engineering, computer science, AI/machine learning, and mathematics. A Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) solicitation with full details is expected to be published soon on FedBizOpps here: http://go.usa.gov/3W53j https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2018-10-04 https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=ae1ad9ad522202ca7dcfd9a807fcb817&tab=core&_cview=0

  • 18 October 2018

    Webinar, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security

    Webinar – Growing South: How Small Businesses Can Sell to the U.S.

    Small business, big market: How to make a U.S. expansion plan. For most small businesses in Canada, the United States is a key export destination. This should come as no surprise, given that over 70% of our country's total exports head south of the border each year. Despite this continuous flow of goods and services, the process is often far from streamlined. For small businesses especially, everything from U.S. customs regulations to intellectual property issues can be daunting. And for those unfamiliar with the nuances and complexities of U.S. regulations, the red tape can feel overwhelming. Our upcoming webinar, Growing South: How Small Businesses Can Sell to the U.S., will let you in on some proven strategies for overcoming these challenges and gaining a foothold with our largest trading partner next door. We'll also have experts on-hand to explain the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), and how it differs from NAFTA. This is your chance to find out what the agreement means for Canadian sectors and businesses, where the new opportunities and challenges lie, and how your business can grow in the U.S. and Mexican markets going forward. Register now for our webinar on October 18 and learn: How the new USMCA might impact your export sales, and tips to get ahead How the U.S functions as a mosaic of unique regional markets Which markets you should target How to export your services and overcome immigration issues How to use the United States as a jumping-off point for even more markets How to find U.S. partners through EDC and the Council of the Great Lakes Region Join us for first-hand insight from trade experts, small business owners who've found international success, and a chance to ask specific questions during an interactive Q+A session. Book your spot to learn how to maximize your export sales south of the border. Can't make the live webinar? Register anyway and we'll send you a link to the on-demand version you can watch at your convenience. Register Today!

  • 18 October 2018

    Conference, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR

    Let's Start at Chapter One

    A ONE-DAY WORKSHOP DISCUSSION ON THE PERSONNEL CHALLENGES FACING THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES IN MEETING THE EXPECTATIONS OF “STRONG, SECURE, ENGAGED” The 2017 Defence Policy “Strong, Secure, Engaged” made a strong statement on the central and critical role that Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel in delivering defence for Canada and Canadians. Starting at Chapter One, the Canadian Government laid out a series of ambitious goals on engagement with the Canadian public, the recruiting of Canadians from all walks of life into the the growing number of skill areas required for military operations of the future and then ensuring that individuals had greater choice and flexibility in how they pursued their military careers. From building a military team that is inclusive of the diversity to be found in the Canadian population, to full and part time employment through to better health and family support during and after military service, the objectives laid out in Chapter One of “Strong, Secure, Engaged” are among the most challenging of the entire 111 initiatives contained in the policy. The central role for personnel issues also hightlights that the “people” challenges represent the largest investment of Defence spending. Ensuring the CAF secures and retains the right numbers and skillsets of recruits and trained service personnel for the ever-widening range of tasks that will be required for operational success and meeting the philosophy of “People First, Mission Always”. “Lets Start at Chapter One” provides for not only a discussion of some of the challenges that the CAF, and others, must overcome to build a modern and high-performing team for the future, but also some of the innovative and effective strategies that are being used in Canada to do just that. During the day, participants will be able to hear from leading defence and security leaders as well as experienced HR practitioners plus as contribute their own experiences during workshops on several key questions that are at the top of the list for the CAF to address.

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