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Inmarsat will be presenting and participating in several key events at this year’s SATELLITE 2023 Conference in Washington D.C on 13-16 March.
Join us to discover more about our technology innovation and roadmap, and how continue to deliver connectivity with certainty for our customers to the 2040s and beyond.
CTO Roundtable - Mapping the Evolution of Satellite System Architecture and Design
Join Inmarsat CTO Peter Hadinger for a technical discussion on the future of satellite systems engineering – from key trends in system architecture and design, and strategies to reduce the cost of complex solutions to how to attract the best engineering talent.
Space Domain Awareness: Protecting Assets in Orbit and On Earth
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch, Inmarsat Government SVP, Government Strategy and Policy will moderate a session on the importance of broad collaboration on space awareness and discuss the key advancements in space awareness and tracking capabilities.
Enhancing Strategic Satellite Capabilities in the Arctic Region
Following the United States’ recent updated military strategy for the Arctic region, Inmarsat Government President Steve Gizinski joins a session to explore how commercial space companies can help meet these Arctic region objectives for both the U.S. and its allied nations.
Why Your Business Needs Satellite IoT Services
Presenter: Jat Brainch
Inmarsat’s Chief Commercial and Digital Officer Jat Brainch will discuss how satellite IoT is fundamental to business success, using real world examples where Inmarsat’s connectivity is making a difference. She will also highlight what customers are looking for in their satellite connectivity and how technological shifts are making satellite IoT ever more accessible.
Orbital Communications: In Space Connectivity
Inmarsat Senior Business Development Manager Simon Hoey will run an Inmarsat-sponsored partner session on in-orbit communications and how they deliver cost effective, responsive, telemetry for end-users launching into new orbits from new locations, carrying satellites operating below geostationary orbit.
