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Breakthrough progress in the #defense industry will require many things to be true. An interesting argument is around the culture of “founder” mentalities whether in industry or DoD itself. #aerospaceanddefense #innovation

"Aerospace And Defense Industry Analysis - 2030 The Aerospace and Defense (A&D) market research sector focuses on the analysis and forecast of industry trends, encompassing areas such as military equipment, aerospace technologies, and related services. It tracks market dynamics, technology advancements, regulatory frameworks, competitive landscapes, and defense budgets. In 2023, the global A&D market was valued at over $700 billion, with a projected CAGR of approximately 4% from 2024 to 2030. Key growth drivers include escalating geopolitical tensions, increased defense spending, and advancements in aerospace technology. Notable trends include the rising demand for unmanned systems, cybersecurity solutions, and commercial space exploration. Top Companies in Aerospace And Defense Industry  || flyTab eXtreme Flight Bag (XFB) - iOS for Airlines, Aviation, Aerospace & Defense || Aerospace and Defense | VMR || Aerospace and Defense Training Center|| GEORGIA AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE MANUFACTURING, LLC || Tabor Aerospace and Defense Group || Antares Aerospace Defense || TECALEMIT TUBES in Aerospace & Defense || Laser for Tactical/Defense/Aerospace/Military/Government|| Aerospace and Defense Community || Aerospace & Defense Projects Institute™ || AMETEK Aerospace & Defense || AEROSPACE/DEFENSE COATINGS OF GEORGIA, INC. || BISON AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE LLC || Aerospace And Defense | Business Research Insights || Ebco Aerospace and Defense || Electronics for Aerospace & Defense || SeAH Aerospace & Defense Aerospace and Defense | Inkwood Research|| System Solutions for Aerospace & Defense || Up Robotik Aerospace & Defense|| Aerospace & Defense Growth Info || AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE ASSOCIATES, LLC || Aerospace & Defense Reports -AnalystView Market Insights || ADITS (INDIA) - Aerospace Defense Infrastructure Technology Services || A7 Defense & Aerospace|| CHEROKEE NATION AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE, L.L.C. || IAC Aerospace & Defense || PSA Aerospace and Defense Solutions || AMETEK AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE GROUP UK LIMITED || Defense Aerospace || CIRCOR Aerospace & Defense || Aerospace Defense Coatings || AeroWeb | Aerospace & Defense Market Intelligence || DYNAMIC AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE LIMITED || FDH | Defense Aerospace Distribution|| AEROSPACE & DEFENSE DIVERSIFICATION ALLIANCE IN PEACETIME TRANSITION || AMETEK Aerospace & Defense Grp UK Ltd || Aerospace, Defense and Military #Aerospace #Defense #innovation #management #digitalmarketing #technology #creativity #futurism #startups #marketing #entrepreneurship #money #sustainability #inspiration"

Digital Test and Evaluation (T&E) is a critical capability for Australia’s future. Our CEO Dean Rosenfield recently spoke to with Australian Defence Magazine's Ben F. to explain why. T&E ensures advanced capabilities can be safely deployed and deliver as they should. More and more of this will happen digitally. We have been a trusted Australian T&E partner for more than two decades. Today, we are harnessing emerging technologies and investing in our systems assurance capability development in areas such as AI, digital mission engineering, modelling and simulation to tackle future challenges. Read more in this month's edition of ADM. #WeAreNova #DefenceIndusry #DigitalEngineering

Josep Borrell, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy / Vice-President of the European Commission "EU and its Member States are spending €14.4 billion annually on military research and development (R&D) compared to €130 billion in the US, ten times more. Worse still, this limited amount is spent in a fragmented way, with each Member State setting its own priorities and carrying out a rather solitary kind of work. This fragmentation is further mirrored in the way Europeans buy military equipment: only 18% of defence equipment is procured in cooperation, the rest on a national basis. The consequence is a European defence industry that is too small, too fragmented, and lacking innovation. To address this issue, we have started pooling European expertise in common R&D projects. With the European Defence Fund (EDF), which has a budget of €8 billion over the 7–year period of the Multiannual Financial Framework, we are incentivising pan-European cooperation, bringing together industry, SMEs, research organisations, the European Defence Agency and our Armed Forces. These projects include, for example, ARTURO, a state-of-the-art radar project coordinated by the Leonardo S.p.A. from Italy or ECOBALLIFE, led by the Spanish company Tecnalia, to develop durable, yet lightweight protective materials for soldiers and vehicles."

#DisruptiveTech 🔴 Three questions: ❶ Is the European Union (EU) a black hole for defence or a helping hand ❷ Are disparate sovereign defence capabilities a reason to amalgamate spend, R&D and procurement? ❸ Is this a duplication of NATO effort or a go it alone strategy from the EU? Check out this argument for pooling resources put foward by the EU's Josep Borell: EU and its Member States are spending €14.4 billion annually on military research and development (R&D) compared to €130 billion in the US, ten times more. Worse still, this limited amount is spent in a fragmented way, with each Member State setting its own priorities and carrying out a rather solitary kind of work. This fragmentation is further mirrored in the way Europeans buy military equipment: only 18% of defence equipment is procured in cooperation, the rest on a national basis. The consequence is a European defence industry that is too small, too fragmented, and lacking innovation. To address this issue, we have started pooling European expertise in common R&D projects. With the European Defence Fund (EDF), which has a budget of €8 billion over the 7–year period of the Multiannual Financial Framework, we are incentivising pan-European cooperation, bringing together industry, SMEs, research organisations, the European Defence Agency and our Armed Forces. These projects include, for example, ARTURO, a state-of-the-art radar project coordinated by the Leonardo from Italy or ECOBALLIFE, led by the Spanish company TECNALIA Research & Innovation, to develop durable, yet lightweight protective materials for soldiers and vehicles. We have also taken steps to help innovative European start-ups and SMEs enter the very competitive defence market. The Hub for EU Defence Innovation (HEDI) in the European Defence Agency helps our Armed Forces identify gaps and specify innovation needs. In parallel, the European Commission has set up the EU Defence Innovation Scheme to support innovative smaller players meet those needs. This year, this scheme awarded €225 million to about 400 companies. But of course, much more remains to be done.... #eu #defence #NATO #europe #defncesupplychain