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Top 5 Resilient PNT Applications for Federal Year End Funds

August 5, 2020
By Michael Messina, Senior Manager, North America Aerospace, Defense and Government
 
The federal fiscal year end is fast approaching, and 2020 may see an increase in end of year funds due to COVID-related procurement delays. As you explore the best use of year end funds, here are the top Resilient Positioning, Timing and Navigation (PNT) applications government program managers and systems integrators invest in for improved performance, security and mission success.
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11 Reasons not to Test with a GSG 5/6 Simulator

July 30, 2020
By Robyn Federman, Head of Global Commercial Marketing
 
You may think that if your GPS/GNSS receiver is tested, you don’t have to use a simulator. But your design can change everything, and it may not behave as expected post-integration and in the field.
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Synchronizing Military Operations with BroadSim

July 16, 2020
By Robyn Federman, Head of Global Commercial Marketing
 

An American space company that specialized in the design, manufacture and launch of small- and medium-class space and rocket systems for military customers needed to synchronize multiple simulators at once.

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Keeping Warfighters Safer with Resilient Mission Timing and Synchronization

July 14, 2020
By Michael Messina, Senior Manager, North America Aerospace, Defense and Government
 

Timing data and mission synchronization are critical for most military applications such as navigation, weapon systems, radio communications, remote networks, surveillance and electronic warfare. So how are military forces using resilient timing in their critical missions? 

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Orolia Introduces Operational Views: In-Depth Visuals of Solutions in Action

June 9, 2020
By Patrick Bark
 
How do Orolia’s products work together to create reliable, secure critical infrastructure? How can you see a fully operational system – in the air, on land, and at sea? This is where Operational Views come in.
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