Milsatcoms

Technology innovations to exceed Milsatcom requirements

16 – 17 June 2022 | IET London: Savoy Place

The Milsatcom market in the UK has been growing steadily in the last couple of years, driven by changes in technologies and developments in the international space market.

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Milsatcoms 2022 will address the latest developments shaping the Milsatcom industry including policy updates, technology trends, infrastructure advancement and existing environment threats.

It’s an excellent opportunity to network with government representatives, leading satellite providers and commercial stakeholders.

 

What did people say about 2021 Milsatcoms Online?

“Very Informative presentations with lots of content and good Q&A sessions” – Jacob Bates, MoD

“A fantastic event and very well constructed. The speakers have been great and I look forward to tomorrow” – Kristopher Alan Stewart, BT

“I really believe this was the best virtual conference I have attended and we are only on Day One!” – Gerald Donelan, VP Defence & Security SES Networks

“What a brilliant day, all very informative and well presented, and a great source of 'food for thought' Well done MILSATCOM 2021” – David Conde, MoD

“Great speakers, very interesting dialogue on the challenges and direction for Milsatcom and wider” – Timothy Davies, UK Defence Solutions Centre

“Great presentations and interesting Q&A discussions” – Simon Atkinson, Roke Manor Research Ltd

“Highly interactive, informative world-class presentations of MilSatCom! I will be taking a lot away with me!” – Elizabeth Burn, DSTL Ministry of Defense

“Some great presentations, challenging questions and thoughtful answers.” -  Neil Fraser, NSSL Global Ltd
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"Our vulnerability to disruption is increasing"

We caught up with one of our speakers, Dr Gemma Attrill, Dstl’s space weather lead, to talk about her work looking at the R&D that might be needed in the next 20-30 years, as well as support to current operations.
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2021 speakers

  • Justin Hodges, Senior Specialist, Major Government, BT
  • Andy Sutton, Principal Network Architect, BT
  • Dylan Browne, Head of Government, OneWeb
  • Jon Godfrey, General Manager, Paradigm Communications Systems
  • Russ Hogan, Service Operations Manager, GovSat
  • Nick Shave, Vice President, Strategic Programmes, Inmarsat Global Government
  • Neil Fraser, Director - Defence and Space Programmes, NSSLGlobal Ltd
  • Gemma Attrill, Senior Principal Scientist, Space Environment Project Technical Authority and Space Weather Lead, Dstl
  • Serge Plattard, Deputy Director, Space Domain, UCL
  • Ian Annett, Deputy CEO for Project Delivery, UK Space Agency
  • Chris Lyon, Head of Tech & Innovation, RE:ACT
  • Tony Holt, Director and CTO, InSpace Systems
  • Brian Billman, VP Product Management, Isotropic Systems
  • Richard Budd, Head of Secure Communications UK & US, Airbus Defence and Space
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Event format

We are considering bringing in a virtual element to complement the physical event.

More information to be added shortly.
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Pricing

2022 prices to be confirmed.