Precision Strike Technology Symposium (PSTS-20)

Description

NDIA’s IPW Division hosted their first-ever recorded classified Precision Strike Technical Symposium this autumn at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.  Register today to get your own copy of the timely and candid round-table discussions held at the Secret//NOFORN level via DVD. In the current COVID environment, which makes these kinds of discussions particularly rare and challenging, IPW strives to provide all of you an opportunity to hear directly from the defense leadership what current challenges are facing the IPW community.

Contact Renata Casiel at rcasiel@NDIA.org to register for your copy of the Classified DVD today.

 

About the IPW Division

 

PSTS-20 Webinar

NDIA is pleased to announce a re-designed Precision Strike Technology Symposium! Join as we convene virtually on October 20, 2020.

While we will not meet in person this year, we will hold an unclassified webinar focused on the theme “Advanced Precision Strike for the Multi Domain Fight.” Check out the webinar agenda and full speaker line-up by clicking on the agenda tab on the right side of your screen.

NEW for this event will be the inclusion of a classified roundtable. The presentations in these SECRET/NOFORN discussions will be recorded and the classified DVDs will be available for purchase. Registration details are available under the registration tab.

PSTS will focus on the tactical and technological challenges faced by our warfighters and the defense industry. PSTS topics include current warfighting challenges and environment, pioneering technologies from the DoD Service and National laboratories, novel strategies and concepts from Industry thought leaders, and a range of other time-relevant subjects presented by a broad selection of organizations.  

This event is closed to press.

 

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