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Conference: Aerospace Defense Companies Can Help Save the Planet by Expanding into Adjacent Markets
Aerospace, defense and security companies should expand into adjacent markets, the E3DS conference in London heard. This chart explains Finmeccanica’s strategy to offer its expertise for earth monitoring and climate change; natural resources management; energy management and sustainable mobility; and healthcare and education. (Slide: Finmeccanica)
Aerospace, defense and security companies should expand into adjacent markets, the E3DS conference in London heard. This chart explains Finmeccanica’s strategy to offer its expertise for earth monitoring and climate change; natural resources management; energy management and sustainable mobility; and healthcare and education. (Slide: Finmeccanica)

Managers and R&D specialists from the aerospace, defense and security (ADS) sector met in London last week to explore emerging adjacent markets, such as energy, environment and climate; food and water security; and natural disaster protection and response. Sponsored by EADS, Finmeccanica, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and Saab, the event was the third in a series organized by British consultantcy Dynamixx, in association with IHS.