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| Rajant Corporation's 2007 Global Business Summit Attracts Industry Rajant Corporation, a leading provider of portable wirelessmesh networking solutions, announced today that the 2007 annual Global Business Summit has attracted the attendance of major industry experts and executives from around the world in the mining,military and first responder industries."This year's Global Business Summit attendance broke past records," said Bob Schena, CEO of Rajant Corporation. "We were happy to see a strong showing of executives willing to dedicate several days with Rajant. We had several military personnel and representatives from as far away as Australia, Spainand Eastern Canada. It was rewarding to see these industry leaders working with each other to find ways to partner, streamline operations and ultimately grow their businesses."This year's three day Global Business Summit took place on site at Robson's Mining World, located near Wickenburg, Arizona. Events included many roundtable leadership discussions and livedemonstrations with the Rajant BreadCrumb wireless mesh solution including Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), digital photogrammetry, infrared cameras and thermal imagery, mining dispatch andcommunications, border patrol technology, air-monitoring sensor applications, RFID systems and rugged, biometric, convergent computing.Mining experts such as Dr Jonathan Peck, PhD, Mining Department Chair from Queen's University were in attendance along with executives from Rio Tinto, FLIR, Raytheon, Novariant, Rotomotion,Colorado School of Mines, Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Armoured Technologies, Catcher Holdings, Verdasee, Mine Site Technologies, Ifara, Plextek, Sensor Technology, LTI DataComm andothers."We can not thank these individuals enough," said Schena. "We look forward to helping increase new business for all the attendees over the next twelve months. We also look forward to hosting the Global Business Summit again next year." army-technology.com |
01/22/2008: America Supports You: National Group Helps Wounded Troops Buy Homes A study that estimates nearly 200,000 veterans are homeless on any given night has spurred Operation Homefront, a national troop-support group, to action. defenselink.mil |
02/21/2008: Canine Companion Keeps Soldiers' Spirits High Dean, a 3-year-old black Labrador retriever mix, serves as a therapy dog with the 4th Infantry Division's 64th Brigade Support Battalion, offering comfort and boosting morale. "They show unconditional love, and they're not judgmental," said Army Capt. Christi Moreno. defenselink.mil |
03/27/2008: Marines, Sailors Help Iraqi Refinery Workers Marines and sailors delivered the first batch of personal protection equipment, valued at $118,000, to employees of the Northern Petroleum Co. at the K3 Oil refinery at Haqlaniyah, Iraq. defenselink.mil |
Kansas, Kentucky Sign Compact for Military Schoolchildren The nation’s military children are one step closer to smoother school transfers, thanks to the signing of a bill by the governors of Kansas and Kentucky. army.mil |