‘We have an opportunity to write a defence strategy’, says UK Chief of the Defence Staff General Sir Nick Carter, reflecting on the impact of the Integrated Review on defence planning @DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
‘This is going to be about depth, not breadth,’ says General Sir Nick Carter, as he shares his views on how the British military can deliver on the global ambitions of the Integrated Review | @DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
‘We must modernise at pace of relevance – to do this, we need to understand the trajectories of our allies and opponents, both in terms of the analogue and digital spheres’ | General Sir Nick Carter @DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
‘Software is going to be as important as hardware in equipping our armed forces in the future – it’s all about data. In the future, data scientists will be deployed at all levels’ | General Sir Nick Carter @DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
‘We have a significant opportunity, but it will require a relentless focus on delivery. We must retain this stable funding platform that the Integrated Review provides’ | General Sir Nick Carter @DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
‘The competition over the next 5–10 years is going to be primarily over technology, and that will focus the minds of like-minded allies on embracing interoperability’ | General Sir Nick Carter @DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
‘With the UK’s Indo-Pacific tilt, we are seeking to build on bilateral relationships with Japan, India & Australia, and leaning into the Five Power Defence Arrangements’ | General Sir Nick Carter @DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
Reflecting on the long timelines of the traditional procurement system, General Sir Nick Carter calls for closer defence-industrial partnerships to allow greater room for innovation along the way |@DefenceHQ#DefenceInnovationTalksgo.iiss.org/DefenceInnovat…
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LIVE NOW: US #SecDef@EsperDoD@DeptofDefense discusses the US vision for security in the Indo–Pacific region and the way in which the US intends to engage on the issues of importance across the theatre.
“US commitment to free and open Indo-Pacific rooted in values, history and economic ties we share with allies and partners, and has only grown deeper in the face of efforts to undermine it,” says #SecDef@EsperDoD in a special IISS address @DeptofDefense | go.iiss.org/2Cl5UJi
“Three pillars of US Indo-Pacific Strategy are based on preparedness, strengthening partnerships, and promoting a more networked region,” explains #SecDef@EsperDoD@DeptofDefense