Archive for the 'PMC 2.0' Category
The author of “City of Gold” a history of Dubai, Jim Krane said, “The U.A.E. has never been a place that offered much in the way of electronic privacy. “The government makes no secret that it monitors electronic communication, including text messages, phone calls and e-mail. The revelation that secure BlackBerry data is […]
August 3rd, 2010 | Posted in Afghanistan, Kuwait, PMC 2.0, Technology, UAE | No Comments
“The technology is a game-changer,” McDonald said. “It’s going to enable officers to really get a handle on who the bad guys are, and make it more difficult for these bad guys to hide from us.”
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I really like technologies like this, because they piggy back on already available platforms that everyone […]
June 29th, 2010 | Posted in Afghanistan, Law Enforcement, Mobile Apps, PMC 2.0, Technology | 1 Comment
Sinnreich adds a psychological component. “A lot of us really know next to nothing about what’s really going on militarily in Afghanistan,” he says, “so when a schism like this opens up, we think, ‘There must be more to this.’ ” A “collective detection mentality” takes over, he says, and thousands of people […]
June 24th, 2010 | Posted in Building Snowmobiles, Media News, PMC 2.0, Strategy | 2 Comments
This is pretty basic and I just wanted to get this one out there as another resource. This kind of stuff is just another way for a company to connect with it’s contractors, and especially with contractors that really don’t want to reveal who they are. If someone has information, and they feel […]
June 14th, 2010 | Posted in PMC 2.0, Technology | No Comments
I am digging this, because if government or private industry wants to fully integrate mobile devices into their operations, security is paramount. Any means of either shutting down a device remotely or automatically if it is breached, stolen or lost, is a good idea. I could also see a bio-button having application for […]
June 8th, 2010 | Posted in Mobile Apps, PMC 2.0, Technology | No Comments
This weapon sounds very cool, and it is a real life version of exactly what I was talking about in my ‘drone archer’ post. With a UAV like this, you could give a platoon or squad some very interesting options on the battlefield.
The first one that came to my mind, was […]
May 25th, 2010 | Posted in Aviation, Cool Stuff, PMC 2.0, Weapons | No Comments
Today I wanted to do a quick little post on something that caught my eye. Something that one of the companies did out there that makes sense and is PMC 2.0 worthy. EODT has just souped up their website by putting an RSS button for their company news. This […]
May 7th, 2010 | Posted in Industry Talk, PMC 2.0 | No Comments
This is cool. To be able to drop paracargo like this, would be a very interesting capability, and especially dropping JPADS. The K-MAX is such a work horse as well, and can totally handle high elevations a lot better than others in it’s class. So for unmanned cargo missions, this might be the […]
May 6th, 2010 | Posted in Aviation, PMC 2.0, Paracargo | No Comments
I love papers like this, because these are the kind of deals that ruffle the feathers of Tankers and Armor fans, as well as status quo military thinkers. Thanks to Small Wars Journal for publishing it. Basically, William has presented some excellent low cost hybrid warfare concepts that should be of great interest to the […]
April 8th, 2010 | Posted in Iran, Israel, PMC 2.0, Publications, Strategy | No Comments
I put this up as a PMC 2.0, because I believe we will see more of this type of thing, but at larger and possibly more dangerous scales. Think in terms of a PMC or PSC that can offer to protect (both electronically and physically) a country’s cyber affairs? Someone has to protect the […]
April 6th, 2010 | Posted in Executive Protection, PMC 2.0, Switzerland, Technology | 1 Comment