Integrity-EDS Articles

Check out the Jan. 10 edition of What's Trending in Aerospace, where editors and contributors for Avionics International bring you some of the latest headlines happening across the global aerospace industry.

The ultimate test of a company’s ability to adapt this year lies in how well its team and operations adjust to a remote work model, especially if the shift from office to remote was an unexpected occurrence much like the majority of cases this year.

This research service focuses on the US Department of Defense (DoD) information technology (IT) budget requests and representative contracts. Analyses of research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E); procurement; operations and maintenance (O&M); and a variety of other services are also presented in this study. Contract activity for the 2019 calendar year is also included.

The Space Force says it plans to evaluate as many emerging small launch providers as possible and figure out how to contract for their services.

Eighty-six new companies were inducted into the Military Spouse Employment Partnership today — a Defense Department program that joins with the civilian sector to employ military spouses worldwide. This brings the total number of MSEP employers to 500.

The University of Maryland Senate approved several new academic degree programs at its final meeting of the semester Tuesday.

One of the approved programs is a bachelor’s degree in Mechatronics, a combination of three types of engineering: mechanical, electrical and information systems. Mechatronics is known as “Industry 4.0” on the job market, said Elizabeth Beise, associate provost for academic planning and programs.