Ahead of the ISR & C2 Battle Management US Conference on November 6-8 2018 in Washington D.C., the organisers surveyed government and industry experts to share their perspective on the FY18 U.S. defense budget and critical C2ISR capability gaps.
The FY19 NDAA authorizes a $17 billion national defense budget and ISR & C2 technologies form a key part of defense spending across the Air Force, Navy and Army this year. New technologies in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, swarms and hypersonic weapons are set to change our mindset on C2ISR. Ahead of this year’s ISR & C2 Battle Management U.S.A. conference, we surveyed government and industry experts to share insights on key elements defining U.S. defense intelligence spending and multi-domain operations.
The exclusive results of the survey answer the following questions:
- Where does our greatest vulnerability lie in the C2ISR enterprise?
- Is the main inhibitor to realising multi-domain ISR and C2?
- Where is the key enabling technology to turn the multi-domain concept into capability?
- Concerning the U.S. FY19 budget, what are you most pleased to see investment in?
- Bearing these enabling technologies in mind, who would you say are the leading companies that are fielding some of the most promising solutions today?
The survey results are provided in the ‘Shaping the Multi-Domain Enterprise’ infographic which can be accessed here.
This need to build a truly multi-domain enterprise is at the core of this year’s ISR & C2 Battle Management U.S. conference, where decision makers from across the Air Force, Army, Navy, DOD and Joint Staff will be outlining their strategic policies, planning and requirements.
For more information on the agenda and speaker line up please download the full event guide here.
Source: Press Release