Leveraging Effective Partnerships to Achieve Energy Efficiency Alternative energy sources have become a top priority in all sectors. With constantly rising fuel prices, and organizations clamoring to “go green,” the United States is in need of alternative energy solutions. In fact, The Department of Defense, which consumes 1.5% of the nation’s energy consumption, has set a goal that 25% of its energy should come from renewabl...

Expediting RDT&E for Rapid Fielding of Warfighter Capabilities IDGA’s Engineering Simulation for Military Technology Summit will focus on current RDT&E processes being used within military commands and the role of simulation to improve this. The Summit will discuss the use of modeling and simulation in the research, development, testing, and engineering phase of capability development. Traditional RDT&E relies on expensive an...

IDGA’s Data Center Consolidation conference is a forum on the revolutionary challenges the IT community currently faces in data consolidation and optimization. You will have the unique opportunity participate with an audience of military, government, academic and private sector leaders. In 2010 the Federal Government began what could be the largest data center consolidation project in history. The Federal Data Center Consolidation initia...

At the 10th Annual Airborne Electronic Warfare you will be able to: Hear a broad coverage of UK MoD and RAF activity - with particular focus on the contrasts of operating EW in Afghanistan and Libya Further lessons learned from French EW operations in Libya - discover how NATO nations are managing threat on current and ongoing operations Full spectrum Canadian briefings - with updates of EW support to the Canadian fleet and developments with C...

Lessons Learnt for Military Intelligence Geographic and spatial information have always provided the edge to militaries for enhanced situational awareness and c4i, be it on urban, jungle or any other challenging terrain. Whilst Asian militaries are on one hand moving towards building up their own NSDIs, their Information and Command Centers’ increasingly require better geospatial intelligence. After three months of research with senior s...

Enabling efficient, effective and affordable airlift capability Military Airlift 2011 builds on Defence IQ’s airlift series with superb panel of military subject experts convening in London to discuss the key issues surrounding this vital area of military capability. This year’s event will benefit from an unrivalled insight into the Royal Air Force, its current operational experiences and a view of the next five years of acquisitio...

With continued piracy, trafficking, smuggling and global threats of terrorism, the security of Africa’s ports remains of utmost importance. Recent developments in some of Africa’s ports have stressed the need for increased advances in technologies, strategies and control of seaport security. There have been progressive inroads made in the areas of development and upgrading, but there is still plenty needed to improve Africa’s...

As part of the internationally recognised Cyber Conference series, Defence IQ is pleased to announce we are now planning Cyber Warfare Europe 2011. Building on the great success of our last event in London, (during which over 150 senior officers, government staff and leading industry contractors from 21 nations gathered to discuss the latest cyber issues), this meeting will focus specifically on the challenges, strategies and solutions facing...

Delivering the future of In-direct, Organic Fire Support The Future Mortar Systems conference is returning for its second year following the huge success of the inaugural event in 2010 and our hugely influential Future Artillery conference series. With over 80 attendees from 19 nations, 2010’s attending delegates met other requirements setters, procurement staff and weapons specialists from infantry headquarters to discuss the future of...

Equipping the Warfighter With The Next Generation of Offensive Capabilities DefenceIQ is delighted to announce the return of its 5th annual Infantry Weapons conference. Building on the success of our previous events, the event will continue to provide a holistic approach to developments in the field of infantry weapons, addressing advances in both small arms and support systems. AT INFANTRY WEAPONS 2011, You Will: Hear about the latest develop...