
A New Multi-Media Internet Publication targeted at the U.S. Aerospace and Defense Industry launches in 2014
Global Military Communications - USA will address the issues faced by all stakeholders in the Aerospace and Defense industry, as well as providing thought provoking interviews with decision makers within U.S. Enterprises, Congress, and Military Commands
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Jan. 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Military Communications (GMC) magazine, which is already established in Europe, will launch digitally in the USA this week, and become a major must read for professionals, legislators, and practitioners within the U.S. military and aerospace sectors. As part of the launch, Mr. Richard Kusiolek who previously served in the U.S. Air Force will serve as Chief Executive Officer for North America of the magazine.
This new U.S.-focused military publication will showcase realities such as new generations of defense related broadband networks, the deployment of a seamless wireless networks, and a new reinvigorated U.S. Defense Military IT infrastructure. Advanced technology and trends will provide the reader with a clear understanding of current and future programs that affect their business models. Cyber warfare and the use of drones to meet critical battlefield challenges are two of the many GMC featured topics that will change decision making within the top and secondary tier U.S. Aerospace and Defense (A&D) companies.
The newly appointed CEO of Global Military Communications Richard Kusiolek will spearhead the magazine within the U.S. using his background in the military and Silicon Valley internet related technologies including architecting Digital Battlefields, Digital Broadband Cities, Space Solar Power Systems, and PowerCom Parks. Kusiolek commented, "GMC has a great opportunity within the U.S. and I am confident I can bring the readers new innovative articles that will challenge current perceptions of the field".
GMC will also highlight how aerospace and defense companies can adapt to spending cuts, identify growth areas, and keep current projects alive while investing in talent and energy for future programs. Branding, business development strategies, contractual platforms, legislative realities, influence, and timing will play an important role in winning future A& D contracts. GMC will include more analysis and product focused articles that really get to the core of the communications products available in the market today.
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