[SatNews] Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq:KTOS) will have executives from its Integral Systems, RT Logic and SAT Corporation business all taking part in several panel discussions at the 2011 Asia-Pacific Satellite Communications Council (APSCC) Satellite Conference and Exhibition.

These leading executives will focus on how to implement comprehensive satellite communications strategies to ensure secure, safe, reliable and cost-effective communications. The panels will be held on September 27 and 28 at the Bali International Convention Center (BICC) in Indonesia.

• Yen Chen, Vice President of Asia Operations for Integral Systems, will discuss the need to implement effective emergency communications programs that include deployable satellite communications systems to ensure first responders and government officials can effectively coordinate the disaster response. For more information, please attend the "Emergency Communications and Disaster Recovery" panel on September 27 at 1650 local time in the Nusantara Ballroom
• Bob Potter, President of SAT Corporation, a subsidiary of Kratos, will focus on how satellite communications plays an integral role in ensuring reliable maritime communications and the technology available to address the industry's unique needs. For more information, please attend the "Maritime Satellite Communications" panel on September 28 at 1120 local time in the Nusantara Ballroom
• Rob Rideout, Director of International Business for RT Logic, a subsidiary of Kratos, will outline the strategies satellite operators, service providers and broadcasters can implement to ensure effective operations of their ground systems. In addition, Dr. Rideout will discuss state-of-the-art techniques for mitigating the effects of satellite interference and what should be expected of geolocation systems of the future. For more information, please attend the "Ground Systems and Equipment" panel on September 28 at 1500 local time in the Nusantara Ballroom

The annual APSCC Conference and Exhibition has earned a reputation in the satellite industry as a prime event in Asia for satellite operators, broadcasters, manufacturers, service providers, financing professionals, government regulators, users and academics. The theme for this year's show is All Eyes on Satellites, which will focus on opportunities in the mainstream markets -- commercial, broadcast, policy, mobile and space -- but also digs deeper than ever before into providing fresh data, keen market intelligence and the strategies you need to achieve new levels of business development.