Sigma is REDCOM’s flagship software product, used by our customers that span the globe. But what exactly does Sigma do and why did the U.S. Army select Sigma for their network modernization program?
REDCOM Sigma is built to meet the strategic and operational needs of government agencies, and the demanding requirements of warfighters. Watch our video to learn the six primary reasons REDCOM Sigma was chosen as the session controller for the tactical edge.
Critical to mission success, soldiers’ capabilities to engage and defeat new threats have been prioritized by Army Futures Command as a critical area for development. Future Soldier Technology USA will bring together military leaders and technical experts to address the evolving capability spectrum of dismounted technology of the US Armed Forces.
Future operating concepts for the U.S. Army outline the need to converge warfighting capabilities into systems that are faster, lighter, and more interoperable, all while improving ease of use. Next-gen platforms like CMOSS hold a lot of promise, but we all know that the process of implementing new technology at the tactical edge can be a challenge. REDCOM recognizes this, which is why we are actively developing solutions that not only solve today’s challenges but also provide a bridge to the platforms of tomorrow.
REDCOM’s Strategic Planning & Research Manager Sal Ceravolo and Business Development Manager Courtney Stiles presented at this year’s Future Soldier Technology Conference. Their discussion highlights how REDCOM’s solution set today maps directly to future Army requirements such as CMOSS, wireless, SDR, and more.
This video series demonstrates the features and capabilities of REDCOM’s Conference Manager web app, a part of REDCOM Sigma.
When the integrity of trade secrets or national security is on the line, mass-market communications solutions simply won’t cut it. In this webinar, REDCOM presents two solutions that are already proven in multiple government agencies and enterprise settings.
In the first half of the webinar, we discuss the REDCOM Secure Voice Gateway, an ACC-Compliant Type 1 Conferencing solution that enables seamless communication between secure and non-secure networks. Michael Corcoran, Solutions Architect from General Dynamics Mission Systems, joins us to answer questions on the NSA Certified Sectéra vIPer Universal Secure Phone.
In the second half of the webinar, we demonstrate the features and capabilities of REDCOM’s robust Conference Manager, a powerful software application that provides complete secure conference control and monitoring.
Future operating concepts across all branches of the U.S. military outline the need to:
In line with these directives, REDCOM developed Sigma®, a warfighter C2 platform deployed and proven in multiple programs within the U.S. Army PEO C3T.
This webinar introduces Sigma XRI, a small and ruggedized communications platform that brings voice, video, chat, and radio interoperability to all echelons of the tactical edge. This new platform minimizes the equipment and logistics required to bring disparate radio and IP devices together and enables full stand-alone C2 comms in Disconnected, Intermittent, and Limited Bandwidth (DIL) environments.
REDCOM and General Dynamics Mission Systems are collaborating to provide the only viable solution for ACC compliant Type-1 voice communications and conferencing. In this webinar, REDCOM’s Jerry Totsline teams up with Chris Hubbard of GDMS to discuss the following:
This video was hosted by General Dynamics Mission Systems, please click this link to register and view the webinar.
The United States Army is currently undergoing a massive network modernization effort spanning multiple programs. REDCOM’s C2 communication solutions are a critical part of these programs at the battalion down to the squad. In this webinar, REDCOM’s Courtney Stiles and Michael Scaravillo outline how REDCOM technology is being implemented by the Army to improve efficiency, mobility, resiliency, and interoperability.
In today’s information-intense domain, security is absolutely critical to the success of the mission. But what exactly does the term “security” mean? While encryption is important and very much central to security, we believe mission security hinges on three other factors working together with encryption and validation: interoperability, ease of use, and resiliency.
When connecting multiple co-workers and customers, conference calls are usually the platform for collective communications. If your conversations are sensitive or proprietary, protecting the call is of utmost importance.
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The modern battlefield and demands of warfighters have greatly evolved in the last decade. See how the latest communications technology answers these demands and keeps the most important conversations connected and secure.
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