All Articles in digital transformation

After a two year absence, MWC's spring show returned to Barcelona. The big theme of the show was the Metaverse – a concept that replaces people in the real world with avatars in the virtual one...

Navies and nations around the world are facing ever more complex and advanced threats to their sovereignty. Controlling the maritime space in this environment requires navies to adopt digital solutions and technologies – big data, connectivity, artificial intelligence a...

The maritime space is an important nexus of confrontation when nations have conflicting ambitions. Instances of provocation and intimidation at sea are frequent, and there is an increasing risk that these tactics could lead to direct, high-intensity confrontation. In an...

Singapore has been ranked the world’s smartest city. What does a smart city look like on the streets and in the homes of Singapore?

While we often associate digital transformation with the incorporation of new technologies in the production process, we also tend to forget that this transition depends on the complete digitalization of ground and space segments alike. ...

Rail has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic. Passenger and freight volumes are down. And as lockdown is eased, operators face the challenge of adapting their networks to minimise the risk of infection. Looking ahead, rail operators will need to tackle the even tough...

Thales has announced the addition of Singapore to its Digital Factory network to accelerate innovation and digital transformation for the Group and its customers in Asia-Pacific. Known for its technology investments, vibrant ecosystem and connectivity, Singapore is a pr...

You’re at HQ coordinating military troops, their aircraft, armored vehicles, and support ships, and all at a distance, in remote terrain, and across half a dozen countries. Plus you need total information security. It can’t be done without a secure cloud. Here’s the sol...