Jo-CCIS-A modern joint C4I system for strategic headquarters

Article Abstract:

Jo-CCIS is a Windows-based system with multilingual user interface and is based on a multitier open system architecture, including applications and web-based services with the potential for enhancements and adaptations according to user requirements. Jo-CCIS encourages high user acceptance and efficient training and enhances clarity of communication and secures information superiority in network centric operations.

Military Software (Contract), Custom Computer Programming Services, Computer programming services, Military software

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Force protection in the expeditionary environment

Article Abstract:

An expeditionary deployment helps to carry out disaster relief at home and support forward deployment combat forces. The expeditionary deployments are very important and include building a barrier, having as much distance as possible and establishing a perimeter for force protection.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Disaster Aid, Disaster Relief & Insurance, Defense industry, Disaster relief, Defence industry, Defence industries

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Technologies for border security

Article Abstract:

A review of promising technologies that improve detection of border incursions is presented. It is suggested that these technologies can be effective only when they are used jointly with the military services for intelligence and information management.

Information Systems & Theory, Information technology, Border security

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