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Equipping Tomorrow's Space Technology Workforce

Rick Hefner, PhD, Center for Technology & Management Education, California Institute of Technology

We Must Help Those Entering the Workforce Transition from the Relative Safety of the Academic Environment to the...

Space Is Open For Business: The Invention of the Cubesat and Low-Earth-Orbit Rocket

Tess Hatch, Investor, Bessemer Venture Partners

Now Launching And Operating A Satellite Is Much Easier And Far Less Costly – And Those Trends Are Expected To...

Delivering a Step-Change in Hypersonic Flight and Space Access Capabilities

Mark Thomas, CEO, Reaction Engines Ltd

Reaction Engines’ Sabre-Class Of Engine Is A Unique Proposition Blending Jet And Rocket Technology, And Will...

Space Technology is a $400b Workforce Development Opportunity

Shelli Brunswick, Chief Operating Officer, Space Foundation

Without A Skilled, Available, And Adaptable Workforce That Can Develop, Commercialize, And Apply Space Innovations To...

Our Future in Space Depends on NUCLEAR FISSION

Dr Christopher Boshuizen, Operating Partner, DCVC (Data Collective)

More Power Will Remove Constraints From Mission Design, Enabling Cheaper And More-Effective Space Exploration And Will Pave The Way For Lower-Risk Human Habitation

Agile Manufacturing and Robotics: An Inside Look to the Future of Aerospace Assembly

Ted Freeman, Director of Manufacturing, Vertex Aerospace

Economies of scale heavily influence capital expenditure solutions

Taking Off for Success: Driving Digital Innovation in the Aerospace Industry

Mark Hermans, Managing Director and Rachel Sealy, Partner, PwC

Today’s aerospace industry is generating an unprecedented amount of revenue and shows no sign of slowing.

Future Innovations and the Impact of Digital Manufacturing on An Evolving Workforce

Gena Lovett, Boeing Vice President of Manufacturing, Safety and Quality, Defense, Space & Security, Boeing

Digital manufacturing requires us to get back to basics in terms of capturing the predictive analysis that leans out our processes and promotes standardization.

Leading in a World that Just Changed

Kurtis Jetsel, Director, Lockheed Martin

A world that just changed requires a fundamental shift in the way we lead if we want to leverage the technological disruption for the many advantages it offers.

Microsoft Azure in the Coming Years

C.J. Radford, Vice President, Cloud, Thales e-Security

Understand that your employees, partners and customers are changing the way software is purchased and consumed. Public and private cloud marketplaces bring conveniences and flexibility.