C4ISR Global is returning for its 12th annual conference, with a focus on future international C4ISR requirements, leveraging technological advantage and maintaining resilience across interconnected systems.
C4ISR remains a strategic priority for planners and procurement specialists and embraces a growing sophistication of technologies across the multi-domain battlespace. It is critical that the continued development of these systems is highlighted in order to help deliver clear decision advantage.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, as well as the unique challenges of planning for operations in the Indo-Pacific region, demonstrate the challenges of advancing operational capability, while considering interoperability with partners, sharing of standards and securing communications.
Examining a range of critical topics, C4ISR Global 2025 will cover those which are most relevant to the modern multi-domain battlespace and the future of both C4 and ISR.
Key Topics for 2025:
Data Integration Capabilities: The importance of gathering and integrating data to allow systems to influence decision-making and inform tactical operations.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Leveraging AI and Machine Learning for predictive analytics, decision support, and autonomous systems.
Cybersecurity: Modern conflicts increasingly involve cyber elements, where C4ISR systems play a vital role in defending against cyber attacks and ensuring the integrity of military communications and command networks.
Multi-Domain Operations: Integrating capabilities across land, air, sea, space, and cyber domains to enhance situational awareness and operational effectiveness.
Space-Based Capabilities: Enhancing satellite communications, navigation, and surveillance to support global operations.
Network Modernisation: Upgrading and securing communication networks to handle increased data flow and ensure interoperability among allied forces – mobile depolyable communciation
An excellent insight into defence leaders strategy and thinking on ISR and how industry is working towards solving some of the biggest challenges they face.
One of the most interesting conference on C4ISR ever
The Global C4ISR Conference has provided a timely and incisive insight, together with expert testimonials and debate of collective, whole team approach need to achieve information and operational advantage in the contemporary environment.
The Global C4ISR Conference has provided a timely and incisive insight, together with expert testimonials and debate of collective, whole team approach need to achieve information and operational advantage in the contemporary environment.
2024 Speakers Included
Matt Roper, Chief, Joint ISR, NCIA, C4ISR Global 2024 Chairman
General Sir James Hockenhull KBE ADC Gen, Commander, UK Strategic Command
Lieutenant General Matthew Glavy, Deputy Commandant for Information, USMC
Charleen Laughlin, Acting Director, C4/Cyber J6, US Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lieutenant General Charlie Stickland CB OBE RM, Chief of Joint Operations, Permanent Joint Headquarters (UK)
Major General Pete Dawe, Chief of Combat Systems Integration, Canadian Armed Forces
Major General Wolfgang Gäbelein, Director, Bundeswehr Office for Defence Planning
Major General Matthew Jones, Director Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR), Defence Intelligence, UK Strategic Command
Major General Thomas Kunkel, Commander, Airborne Early Warning & Control Force, NATO
Major General Francesco Olla, Head of III Department (Military Policy and Planning), Italian Army Staff
Brigadier General Luke Cropsey, PEO Command, Control, Communications & Battle Management, USAF (Subject to final confirmation)
Rear Admiral Joshua Himes, Vice Director for Intelligence, US Joint Chiefs of Staff
Brigadier Halvor Johansen, Chief of the Armed Forces Cyber Defence, Norwegian Armed Forces
Dr. Cagatay Soyer, Alliance Future Surveillance & Control Project Manager, NATO
Captain Marian Ciobotaru, Commander of “Callatis” Radioelectronic & Surveillance Brigade, Romanian Naval Forces
Colonel Mietta Groeneveld, Director, NATO Command & Control Centre of Excellence
Colonel Ryan Hayde, Commander, 505th Command and Control Wing, USAF
Colonel Uwe Larsen, Chief of Staff, Centre for Digitalisation, Cyber and Information Domain Service Capability Development, Bundeswehr
Colonel Craig Palmer, Commander, Surveillance Group, Field Army Troops, British Army
Colonel Dan Visosky, Environmental & Tactical Surveillance Chief, Space System Command (SSC), US Space Force
Lieutenant Colonel Francois-Xavier Lambim-Bernot, SO1 DCAP/DEV C2IM, French Army
Alec Bain, Senior Principal C2 Analyst, DSTL - UK MoD
Rear Admiral (Retd) Paddy McAlpine CBE, Senior Military Advisor, Thinklogical
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