In a rapidly evolving world where the latest electronic gadgets are coveted and upgraded seemingly overnight, the military and aerospace (mil/aero) market faces a unique challenge. While consumers eagerly embrace the next big thing, mil/aero professionals strive to ensure the longevity of their electronic designs, spanning decades rather than mere months.
Airbus, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer, has announced plans to create another 1,100 jobs in the UK. The company already employs 11,500 people in the UK, and the new jobs will be spread across a range of divisions, including cyber security, software engineering, project and program management, cryogenics, manufacturing, and robotics.
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Digital transformation is helping the military, defence & aerospace sectors to improve security, safety, and productivity, as well as tackling some of the biggest challenges like infrastructure efficiency, energy management, and natural resource reduction. Even...
ADS continues their popular webinar series discussing the impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19), this time with views shared by Calum Mitchell, Resillience Director, from Serco, who will discuss their business response to the pandemic from a strategic point of view and...