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November/December | Volume 6 | Issue
6
REGULARS
1 Editorial
Europe: great expectations in space.

4 Satellite news
A round-up of the latest news.

FEATURES
12 Getting the most out of your link
In these difficult economic times and in regions that are struggling
to find adequate satellite capacity, choosing the right modem is
an important decision that can help a business overall. Satellite
Evolution looks at the features you should be looking for when settling
on a modem.

16 Modems driving demand
Comtech EF Data’s modem business is booming and especially
in the Middle East and Africa. Satellite Evolution spoke to Daniel
Enns, Senior Vice President, Strategic Marketing and Business Development
to find out more about modems and how they affect the business.

18 IPTV: a new role for satellite
IPTV sounds great – the ability to tailor your entertainment
to fit your needs and lifestyle - but what impact will it have on
the satellite industry? Can it rival DTH services? Does satellite
have a role to play?

26 Glowlink – the best kept
secret in the industry
Glowlink provides innovative, affordable satellite monitoring and
power control products to support the efficient operations of satellite–based
communications networks. Based in California, the company is led
by Jeffrey C. Chu, the co-founder, chairman and CEO of Glowlink.
Helen Jameson spoke to him about Glowlink, its products and the
future.

30 A strategic position
A ministerial meeting was held in November to implement the new
European Space policy and to ensure that the region is kept firmly
at the forefront of space. Satellite Evolution investigates the
policy’s priorities and plans for the future.

36 COTM: a top priority for the military
The ability to communicate and to give and receive orders regardless
of where you are is a necessity on the modern-day battlefield. The
advancement of communications in the field has been dramatic over
recent years but now, being able to communicate whilst also moving
in areas deprived of all terrestrial communications is hugely important.
Helen Jameson looks into Communications-on-the-Move.

44 Teleports: offering added value
Regional gateways are the vital link in the chain of satellite communications.
They distribute a wide range of communications all over the world
and also provide added value. Satellite Evolution finds out what
a regional gateway is, what it does and how the role of the teleport
is changing.

48 Putting risk into perspective
We are all more than aware that the world is experiencing a credit
crisis but how is this affecting the global insurance industry and
those who assess the risk of space-based assets. Philippe Montpert,
Managing Director of Paris-based Willis Inspace generously agreed
to speak to Helen Jameson from the point of view of the insurer.

50 The risk takers
The area of space risk assessment and insurance is a niche market
but an extremely important part of any space programme. Helen Jameson
finds out more about the business and how it all works.

52 The IP migration: a military operation
A 2003 mandate from the US Department of Defense called for the
rapid conversion of the military communications system from legacy
systems to IP. Known as ‘Everything over IP’, the programme
is changing the way in which the military communicates. Global Military
Communications finds out what the change to IPv6 will mean and the
companies helping them to make that switch.

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