Computers: does COTS cut it?

Article Abstract:

Defense electronics engineers are increasingly using commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) computer components, according to a Technology Research Institute study. The shift to COTS components results from such components' lower cost and from eased federal procurement regulations. Most engineers are enthusiastic about the shift, in part due to their realization that technological change is more rapid in the commercial sector.

Computer industry, Product development, Product information, Ruggedized electronic equipment

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Directory

Article Abstract:

Suppliers of defense and security electronics are listed alphabetically. The information given for each company includes address, phone number, name of contact person, and products or services offered.

Directory

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1996 buyers' guide

Article Abstract:

Suppliers of defense and security electronics are listed. Suppliers are listed under categories such as Antenna Systems and Support Structures, Avionics Systems and Equipment, and Encrytion Devices.

Purchasing, Buyers Guide, Electronic equipment and supplies, Electronic equipment

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