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Executive Briefings

Executive Briefings are downloadable (PDF) high-level summaries of key industry topics by Military & Aerospace Electronics editors accompanied by a package of hand-selected recent, must-read articles on the topic from the pages of the Military & Aerospace Electronics magazine and website.

The Executive Briefing gives readers a direct line to Editor-in-Chief John Keller’s insight into an ongoing industry topic. The downloadable format makes them perfect not only for desktop reading and printing, but also for taking on the go – ground or air – on a laptop, iPad or tablet, or a Kindle or other eBook devices.

Military & Aerospace Executive Briefings

	Test & Measurement for Embedded Systems May 3, 2013 High-performance embedded computing, better-known as HPEC, is becoming more and more complex as its performance increases due to the latest generations of general-purpose processors, field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), and general-pu... Sponsored by: dSPACE Inc. North America
	Unmanned vehicle demand driving innovation in surveillance technologies March 21, 2013 The rapidly growing demand for unmanned vehicles for surveillance is likewise driving demand for—and innovation in—sophisticated persistent-surveillance sensors. Satellites, unmanned aircraft, unmanned surface vessels, unmanned land vehi... Sponsored by: Imperx
	Advanced sensor payloads for reconnaissance and surveillance February 27, 2013 Reconnaissance and surveillance has emerged as one of the most critical and potentially lucrative technology areas for aerospace and defense suppliers in the midst of shrinking U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) budgets. Surveillance from ... Sponsored by: Flir Commercial Systems Inc.
	The VICTORY architecture and what it means for modern vetronics design January 30, 2013 U.S. Army’s Vehicular Integration for C4ISR/EW Interoperability (VICTORY) standard represents one of the most significant steps forward in the design of vehicular electronics (vetronics) for U.S. and allied armored combat vehicles. The V... Sponsored by: Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions
	U.S. military demand for persistent surveillance technology growing October 15, 2012 Persistent surveillance is among the most promising and fastest-growing technological areas of a shrinking U.S. military budget. The idea is for military leaders to be better- and faster-informed than their adversaries -- especially in i... Sponsored by: Curtiss-Wright Controls