Managing the human side of digital change - Halifax case study
Often technology is the easiest part in the digitalisation of ports and harbours. The challenge lies in the change of culture for the people who will need to work with the new solutions. In this joint paper we wrote with Halifax Port Authority we explore both the success factors and what we have learned from introducing a modern Port Management Information System at the Port of Halifax.
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One major drawback of multispectral camouflage systems is that they neutralise not only enemy radar waves, but also useful radio and GPS signals. Now, Saab’s business unit Barracuda is rewriting the rule book with a camouflage system that manages hostile radar waves while allowing users full access to radio communication and GPS.
Unboxing Giraffe 1X Deployment Set
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Watching your back in complex missions
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The launch of Saab’s IDAS-310 has marked another leap forward from Saab in Electronic Warfare solutions. The newest version of its Integrated Defensive Aids Suite.
Saab concludes production of the first rear fuselage of the Gripen fighter in Brazil
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The structure, produced in São Bernardo do Campo, is part of the first batch of locally manufactured aerostructures set to be transported to Gavião Peixoto, where the final assembly line is situated.
Training at large scale to stay confident and ready
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During 2023, Sweden's largest military exercise in three decades was conducted. It covered all domains, included 14 nations and was made possible through Saab’s live training solutions.
Adapt, upgrade and overcome
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To enable efficient combat winning operations in the rapidly evolving threat environment of today, operational adaptability is becoming an increasingly essential attribute. In order for fighters to successfully complete all required missions and to continue doing so, a rapid way to implement upgrades is a vital capability. I
North American collaboration opens new frontier for Saab
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An agreement with Canadian business Tulmar Safety Systems will see production of Saab’s Barracuda Mobile Camouflage Systems (MCS) move even closer to customers in North America.
Decisive combat effectiveness – unique lethality of Gripen E
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As a first, the objective of your fighter system - and the men and women who operate it – is to maintain the control and integrity of your sovereign territory. To do this, the fighter needs to successfully enter and to remain alive in a highly contested, presumably hostile high threat environment, complete the tasked mission, and safely return to base.
Unique tests of the oxygen and anti-g system enables testing of Gripen F in extreme conditions
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The development of Gripen F is currently in full swing at various locations, both in Sweden and Brazil. In the Life Support rig, installed in a unique high-altitude chamber at Saab in Linköping, the aircraft's systems are pushed to their limits. Everything to deliver the safest possible aircraft to the customer.
Controlling the Electromagnetic spectrum - creating air dominance
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Electronic Warfare (EW) commonly refers to military action involving use of Electro-Magnetic (EM) and Directed Energy (DE) effectors. Over decades, modern EW has grown leaps and bounds from the days of simple jamming of radars and radio communication systems.