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  • Lockheed, Neya Systems to Integrate C2 Tech for Cargo-Delivery Drones; Jeffrey Poulin Comments
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    Lockheed, Neya Systems to Integrate C2 Tech for Cargo-Delivery Drones; Jeffrey Poulin Comments

    Lockheed Martin will partner with Neya Systems to integrate a mission planning and management system with a military unmanned aerial vehicle that carries out casualty evacuation and cargo resupply missions in Afghanistan. Neya Systems said Monday the companies will install VERTI on the K-MAX delivery drone as part of a Phase III Small Business Innovation Research program. Dr. Jeffrey Poulin, a […] More

  • Teradata Releases Analytics Tool for Workflows; Scott Gnau Comments
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    Teradata Releases Analytics Tool for Workflows; Scott Gnau Comments

    Teradata has released a new analytics tool that the company built to both utilize both traditional data warehousing technology and big data systems, ZDNet reported Monday. Larry Dignan writes QueryGrid was released at the Teradata Universe conference in Prague, Czech Republic. Scott Gnau, president of Teradata Labs, said customers want insights from data regardless of where […] More

  • John Thomas on Investing in Leidos’ Organic Growth, Opportunities in its Core Markets & the Draw of Working With the Right People
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    John Thomas on Investing in Leidos’ Organic Growth, Opportunities in its Core Markets & the Draw of Working With the Right People

    John Thomas joined Leidos as the Reston, Va.-based national security, health and engineering contractor’s chief strategic officer after Leidos’ 2013 separation from the legacy SAIC organization, where he most recently led close-to-13,000 analysts, scientists, engineers, and business professionals as acting president of SAIC’s National Security Sector. Thomas joined SAIC as an executive focused on military […] More

  • Future Lockheed Navy Tech Center to Focus on Human-Machine Interfaces
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    Future Lockheed Navy Tech Center to Focus on Human-Machine Interfaces

    Lockheed Martin‘s mission systems and training unit will open a new facility later this year in Moorestown, N.J. to develop surface warfare combat systems, Seapower Magazine reported Friday.  Richard Burgess writes that Lockheed intends to focus on human-machine interfaces at the $3.5 million Surface Navy Innovation Center. Jim Sheridan, director of Aegis U.S. programs at […] More

  • Northrop, Air Force Demo Global Hawk’s SatCom Capabilities; Alfredo Ramirez Comments
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    Northrop, Air Force Demo Global Hawk’s SatCom Capabilities; Alfredo Ramirez Comments

    Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command recently conducted ground and air demonstrations for the RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned aircraft. The demonstrations were held at Beale Air Force Base, Calif. in January to show split-link capability for mission data transmission separate from the command-and-control link, Northrop said Thursday. “We’re ecstatic with Global Hawk’s ability to provide […] More

  • Joe Kernan on NS2 Serves: SAP NS2’s IT Training Program for Military Veterans That Aims to Bridge the Gap Between Service and Employment
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    Joe Kernan on NS2 Serves: SAP NS2’s IT Training Program for Military Veterans That Aims to Bridge the Gap Between Service and Employment

    This is the first part of interview with Joe Kernan, vice president of business development at SAP National Security Services (SAP NS2), on his company’s non-profit organization NS2 Serves, and its mission to train veterans in information technology and help them gain employment after service. To watch a video on the program that will air […] More

  • Siemens Mobile C-Arm Gets FDA Clearance; Laurie Fisher Comments
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    Siemens Mobile C-Arm Gets FDA Clearance; Laurie Fisher Comments

    Siemens‘ healthcare unit has received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for the company’s mobile C-arm system, which is built with features designed to aid surgical teams during procedures or operations. The company said Wednesday the Cios Alpha works to generate high-resolution and high-contrast images, has a 25-kilowatt power output and flat-panel detector and has radiographic collimators. Laurie Fisher, VP for X-ray products […] More

  • Information Builders, Loqate Partner on BI Verification Tech; Gerald Cohen Comments
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    Information Builders, Loqate Partner on BI Verification Tech; Gerald Cohen Comments

    Information Builders has partnered with address verification firm Loqate to incorporate the latter company’s verification and geocoding technology with Information Builders’ iWay product portfolio. The companies said Wednesday that the iWay Data Quality Suite, iWay Integration Suite and iWay Master Data Suite will use Loqate Verify and Loqate Geocode in work to process business data. “In today’s data-saturated landscape, ensuring the quality and accuracy of complex data sets is critical for intelligent and […] More

  • IBM Gets Patent for Cloud-Based Mobile Security Tech; Benjamin Fletcher Comments
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    IBM Gets Patent for Cloud-Based Mobile Security Tech; Benjamin Fletcher Comments

    IBM has patented a cloud-based technology the company designed to secure data notifications across mobile devices and networks, as well to address concerns on privacy and confidentiality among developers, service providers and end users. The company built the tool to help developers create mobile applications for transmitting assigned message identifiers in the cloud to the user’s device, IBM said […] More

  • Unisys Releases Enterprise App Modernization Offering; Rob Cashman Comments
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    Unisys Releases Enterprise App Modernization Offering; Rob Cashman Comments

    Unisys has released the latest version of its ClearPath ePortal application modernization solution, which includes features for web enablement and mobile access to enterprise applications. ClearPath ePortal 6.0 leverages the Microsoft .NET environment to develop web and mobile features for ClearPath applications, the company said Thursday. “As part of their IT modernization initiatives, ClearPath clients want to give their mobile customers […] More

  • Kenneth Washington: New Lockheed Palo Alto Lab to House Space Payload R&D Work
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    Kenneth Washington: New Lockheed Palo Alto Lab to House Space Payload R&D Work

    Lockheed Martin‘s space systems business has opened a new laboratory at the unit’s advanced technology center in Palo Alto, Calif. to host research and development work for emerging technologies. The 82,000-square foot Advanced Materials & Thermal Sciences Center will house 130 staff that perform R&D work in areas such as thermal sciences, nanotechnology and 3-D printing, Lockheed said […] More