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DIMDEX: Middle Eastern C4ISR requirements evolve

26th March 2014 - 10:33 GMT | by Andrew White in Doha

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The Middle East is experiencing a change of mindset in the area of C4ISR procurement, according to Thales.

Speaking to Shephard at DIMDEX on 26 March, Valéry Rousset, director of C4I capability development at Thales Defence & Security, described how ‘local capabilities’ in the Middle East were often fragmented and heterogeneous in format.

‘Information overload comes very fast in this trade and it needs filtering and classification,’ he said.

Warning of stovepiped information, Rousset described diverse radar formats and warned users of the importance of mitigation, adding the importance of making the best out of legacy equipment and integration

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