Awesome Progress
It's been a little while since I proudly posted the awesome progress of our company, but there has been plenty afoot! Fresh off signing a multi-year software development deal for SPEAR as a result of Cubic's faith in RCG (that includes soup to nuts requirements development, cognitive systems engineering, software engineering, test, verification and cyber validation ready for deployment), I am pleased to announce that SPEAR this year has ran exercise Red Flag for the second time, exercise Checkered Flag (3 years running), the UK's exercise Cobra Warrior (2 years running), and is part of the USAF Weapons School F-35 syllabus. Warfighters keep pulling for this capability! Additionally, the UK MOD is using SPEAR to host exercise Atlantic Trident with many NATO countries including USAFE participants at Lakenheath, and INDOPACOM/PMTEC has selected SPEAR for exercise Valiant Shield which we all know is a supremely important and high visibility tool for the National Command Authority in the Pacific region. The geographic importance and visibility of these two events cannot be overstated.
If that wasn't enough, I am currently traveling back from Sierra Nevada Corp (SNC) where I participated this morning with RCG employees Geoffrey Franks and Josh Walker as a teammate with SNC and Cubic in a demonstration to Gen Wilsbach and Gen Hecker in a Battle Management scenario utilizing the world leading data management capabilities of SNC with the data analyzation and visualization capabilities of SPEAR. Consider that Warfighters across the world are demanding SPEAR in a training capacity both in live as well as the simulator environment - and now we are branching out to theater battle management. This would not be possible with ANY legacy system, and our foundation of a common data model coupled with bespoke analytics and displays based on the task at hand literally has no bounds. I could not be more proud of the RCG team!