Just as highways are becoming more congested, so it is with space. And space in space is becoming more congested, contested and competitive, add to that the importance SATCOM in areas of combat.
It is critical to look at how SATCOM is utilized to gain the upper hand in the frontier that is crucial for future combat. SMi will host the return of MilSatCom Asia Pacific to Singapore on May 15h and 16th at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore.
The conference will provide latest updates from regional experts such as
- The Republic of Korea Armed Forces
- US Air Force
- Indian Army
- Indonesian MoD
- New Zealand Defence Force
- Canada Maritime Forces Pacific Headquarters and more
In attendance will be key industry vendors such as Hughes Network Systems and others that enhance SatCom capabilities for effective military communications.
Developed for SATCOM and communication experts, MilSatCom Asia Pacific provides a platform to network with, and hear about, the latest developments in national MilSatCom and space programs from leading nations within the Asia Pacific region.
Notable presenters include:
- Republic of Korea Armed Forces
- US Air Force
- Indian Armed Forces
- New Zealand Defence Force
- ASEAN Chief Information Officer Association
- Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Indonesia,
- Canadian Maritime Forces Pacific Headquarters
- Indonesia Institute for Maritime Studies
- S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies
- Global VSAT Forum
Attending the event enables you to meet, network and hear about the latest developments in national MilSatCom and space programs from leading nations within the Asia Pacific region, as well as learning how satellite capabilities are effectively used in times of peace as well as war. Explore how key nations such as the US and Canada are assisting the growth of MilSatCom programs in the Asia-Pacific region, and discuss and develop partnerships with allied nations to improve and enhance cooperation effectively.
There is $600Singapore ($420.40US) early bird saving available online until the end of this month, January 31st.