Duncan Stewart

1 month ago | benton.org | Dan Littmann |Jack Fritz |Duncan Stewart

As it looks at 2025 and beyond to 2030, the telecommunications industry is expected to work to keep cutting costs, keep capital expenditures under control, monetize their past investments, and use mergers and acquisitions to drive value.Growth-oriented companies will likely also find ways to grow revenues faster than core connectivity growth would suggest. However, the market for telecommunications is rapidly evolving.

Jan 8, 2025 | msn.com | Duncan Stewart

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Jan 8, 2025 | theguardian.com | Duncan Stewart

When the National Assembly for Wales was established in 1999, John Prescott had a raft of responsibilities, including devolution and transport. One scheme under application at the time was the Welsh Highland Railway, running for 25 miles from Caernarfon to Porthmadog – an initiative of the Ffestiniog Railway. The National Assembly came into being on 1 July. The various powers devolved to it came into effect and replaced the Westminster authority and procedures.

Sep 25, 2024 | realcleardefense.com | Duncan Stewart

The United States Army has made the biggest change in a generation to its small arms fleets by replacing its standard infantry rifle (the M4) and Light Machine Gun (SAW) with a ‘Next Generation Squad Weapon‘ (NGSW) multi-calibre system based on a new 6.8mm round with high-performance technology to be more lethal at greater range. Some NATO governments are scratching their heads about what this means for the bedrock of NATO interoperability.

Sep 17, 2024 | wavellroom.com | Duncan Stewart

The 6.8mm Elephant in the RoomThe United States Army has made the biggest change in a generation to its small arms fleets by replacing its standard infantry rifle (the M4) and Light Machine Gun (SAW) with a ‘Next Generation Squad Weapon‘ (NGSW) multi-calibre system based on a new 6.8mm round with high-performance technology to be more lethal at greater range. Some NATO governments are scratching their heads about what this means for the bedrock of NATO interoperability.