Geospatial Intelligence Middle East 2010

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Confirmed Speakers For 2010 Include:

Group Captain Ian Wood, OBE MA BA RAF
Commanding Officer
Joint Air Reconnaissance Intelligence Centre, UK MoD

Colonel John Kedar
Commander
Joint Aeronautical and Geographical Organisation (JAGO), UK MoD

Major General Muniruzzaman
President
Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies, Bangladesh

Brigadier Gurmeet Kanwal
Director
Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS), India

Dr James Goulding
D-SCENT Project Leader
Centre for Geospatial Science

Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE (Ret’d)
Former Commandant, Defence Intelligence and Security School
and Deputy Chief Executive, Defence Communication Services Agency, UK Ministry of Defence

Geospatial Intelligence Middle East 2010

As you know, information and intelligence requirements are at an all time high and with national security of paramount importance, the need to establish greater interoperability and data sharing is essential.

Geospatial intelligence is a vital tool for defence and security organisations, but during our extensive research we have found that even though it is being extensively used in the region, interoperability and integration across the Middle East could still be significantly enhanced.

With this in mind, I am delighted to announce the dates and location for the 3rd annual Geospatial Intelligence Middle East conference. GIME 2010 will be held between the 11th-14th April 2010 in Manama, Bahrain.

Presentations and discussions will tackle key issues including:

Enabling effective interoperability to integrate civilian and military geospatial intelligence capabilities

Overcoming stovepipes to create cross-command situational awareness

Building effective enterprise architectures to allow instant access to data in an interoperable environment

Benchmarking against international geospatial standards

Assessing the latest technology solutions and how to implement them

New for 2010

In 2010, this unique forum will allow you to assess the latest Geospatial Intelligence technology developments providing global expertise on military implementation, national security applications and crisis response. Hear from experts from the US, UK, Asia, Europe and industry to optimize your current systems. Plus new features for 2010 include:

GCC wide focus - bringing together regional stakeholders from across the GCC, this is your opportunity to meet with your counterparts and learn more about how they’re addressing the challenges that you’re also facing
Streamed topic focused sessions allowing you to customize your conference experience; with streams focused on outsourcing, end-to-end supply chain optimization, and total asset visibility, you’ll find the solutions to your top challenges
Over 20 national and international speakers
Dedicated pre & post conference focus days providing you with the tools and techniques to address your individual challenges
Unrivalled networking opportunities with experts from around the world as they strive to find solutions to today’s geospatial intelligence challenges

Book now onto this exclusive forum to avoid disappointment