Managing joint fires in an era of multi-domain operations: Industry report

In this exclusive industry report created ahead of this year’s Future Artillery conference, Defence iQ gained insight from three industry leaders in this space and sponsors of the event: ESG Elektroniksystem-und Logisitk-GmbH, Raytheon and Avibras.

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Key benefits of downloading the report:

• Gain insight on key topics surrounding artillery such as ISR and targeting, from industry leaders who will be present at Future Artillery
• Learn more about what industry sees as the greatest challenge facing the artillery community in the next decade from key leaders who will be present at Future Artillery

In this report, ESG Elektroniksystem-und Logisitk-GmbH , Raytheon and Avibras answer the following questions:

• If you were to identify one technology that will define the way future artillery systems are designed and used, what technology would that be?
• How is your company approaching the demands facing joint fires in an era of multi-domain operations?
• What, in your opinion, is the single greatest challenge facing the artillery community as it enters a new decade?
• A key theme for this year is the ISR and targeting infrastructure that will be integral to the future application of fires. How do you, as an industry leader, view that challenge?
• What should the future capability balance look like for fires? How do we balance lethality with survivability and manoeuvrability, and to what extent can long-range precision fires offset the need for greater mass?

In 2020, the conference will look not just at the systems themselves, but at the network and ISTAR enterprise that will be integral to applying fires in the future land and joint environment. ESG Elektroniksystem-und Logisitk-GmbH , Raytheon and Avibras will all be sponsoring this year’s Future Artillery conference. To view the full list of sponsors, speakers and agenda sessions, you can download the agenda here.