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Head of Saudi Arabia’s defense industry umbrella org talks Vision 2030
Taking cues from other countries in the region, Saudi Arabia stood up a single umbrella organization to lead its efforts in defense development and expertise.
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For IT companies, the secret to success in defense is all about big growth
What’s the sweet spot for exclusively IT-focused firms?
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Fair competition? Not if you look global
It’s no secret — in the U.S., domestic defense companies have an advantage.
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IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
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The list is here: The largest defense companies on the globe, revealed
Who’s up and who’s down for 2018, based on 2017 defense revenue? Take a look.
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5 questions with Lockheed’s missiles chief
As hypersonics rapidly gain traction in the U.S. Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin has racked up some notable wins.
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Efforts underway to resuscitate weapons supply chain
Primes are investing their own dollars to meet demand, particularly as the Pentagon plans to invest more than $20 billion in munitions in its next budget.
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Placing a compelling stat in perspective
Among the 2017 largest defense companies included in the Defense News Top 100, four were women. Four.
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4 questions with Raytheon’s top missile systems executive
In short order, hypersonic weapons seemed to transition from concept to priority — with U.S. military leadership demanding rapid development to both keep up with and counter advancements of U.S. adversaries.
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Raytheon missile defense chief: Turkey Patriot decision ‘is all political’
Raytheon has no role in efforts by the Pentagon to persuade Turkey to buy the Partriot, with the company’s president of Integrated Defense Systems, Wes Kremer, calling it entirely “government-to-government.”
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Head of Saudi Arabia’s defense industry umbrella org talks Vision 2030
Taking cues from other countries in the region, Saudi Arabia stood up a single umbrella organization to lead its efforts in defense development and expertise.
-
For IT companies, the secret to success in defense is all about big growth
What’s the sweet spot for exclusively IT-focused firms?
-
Fair competition? Not if you look global
It’s no secret — in the U.S., domestic defense companies have an advantage.
-
IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
-
The list is here: The largest defense companies on the globe, revealed
Who’s up and who’s down for 2018, based on 2017 defense revenue? Take a look.
-
5 questions with Lockheed’s missiles chief
As hypersonics rapidly gain traction in the U.S. Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin has racked up some notable wins.
-
Efforts underway to resuscitate weapons supply chain
Primes are investing their own dollars to meet demand, particularly as the Pentagon plans to invest more than $20 billion in munitions in its next budget.
-
Placing a compelling stat in perspective
Among the 2017 largest defense companies included in the Defense News Top 100, four were women. Four.
-
4 questions with Raytheon’s top missile systems executive
In short order, hypersonic weapons seemed to transition from concept to priority — with U.S. military leadership demanding rapid development to both keep up with and counter advancements of U.S. adversaries.
-
Raytheon missile defense chief: Turkey Patriot decision ‘is all political’
Raytheon has no role in efforts by the Pentagon to persuade Turkey to buy the Partriot, with the company’s president of Integrated Defense Systems, Wes Kremer, calling it entirely “government-to-government.”
-
Head of Saudi Arabia’s defense industry umbrella org talks Vision 2030
Taking cues from other countries in the region, Saudi Arabia stood up a single umbrella organization to lead its efforts in defense development and expertise.
-
For IT companies, the secret to success in defense is all about big growth
What’s the sweet spot for exclusively IT-focused firms?
-
Fair competition? Not if you look global
It’s no secret — in the U.S., domestic defense companies have an advantage.
-
IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
-
The list is here: The largest defense companies on the globe, revealed
Who’s up and who’s down for 2018, based on 2017 defense revenue? Take a look.
-
5 questions with Lockheed’s missiles chief
As hypersonics rapidly gain traction in the U.S. Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin has racked up some notable wins.
-
Efforts underway to resuscitate weapons supply chain
Primes are investing their own dollars to meet demand, particularly as the Pentagon plans to invest more than $20 billion in munitions in its next budget.
-
Placing a compelling stat in perspective
Among the 2017 largest defense companies included in the Defense News Top 100, four were women. Four.
-
4 questions with Raytheon’s top missile systems executive
In short order, hypersonic weapons seemed to transition from concept to priority — with U.S. military leadership demanding rapid development to both keep up with and counter advancements of U.S. adversaries.
-
Raytheon missile defense chief: Turkey Patriot decision ‘is all political’
Raytheon has no role in efforts by the Pentagon to persuade Turkey to buy the Partriot, with the company’s president of Integrated Defense Systems, Wes Kremer, calling it entirely “government-to-government.”
