Dave Rehbehn is responsible for global marketing of Hughes broadband products and services. In this capacity, he develops Hughes market strategy, including product and service offerings, and is responsible for the strategic direction for the Hughes international sales force. Mr. Rehbehn works extensively with end-users and service operators to track market trends, including application and business developments, and their impact on networking solutions. Mr. Rehbehn has more than 26 years of experience in the satellite arena including business development for the Hughes set-top box product family, as well as the Hughes consumer internet service business.

It is extremely encouraging — even inspiring — to take part in this exciting era of innovation and help the U.S. government forge a path to an integrated SATCOM architecture of the future.

A positive (or even semi-positive) FCC decision will put billions of extra revenue onto the C-Band Alliances cash-flow.

...operators and service providers can compare which satellite offers the best service and satellite capacity procurement can be done in a highly reliable manner in mere minutes.

Companies have to figure out how to innovate for much less money and in a much faster timeframe. And addressing this supply chain dilemma is at the core of Roccor’s business goals.

The concept of applying GEO satellites to IoT-type applications has generated significant interest among the MSS satellite operators.

Half a century after Britain’s first successful orbital launch from Australia, Scottish company Skyrora is working to resurrect the UK’s launcher capability from the firm’s headquarters in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The current trends in space technology make it possible for non-spacefaring nations to achieve independence that contributes to strategic national interests, with no capital outlay and no technical or operational risks.

If only a few of the LEO systems that are in development come to fruition and remain in service, they will have a profound impact on the industry.

A number of aerospace and NASA contractors like Boeing have turned to the same solution — air bearings or air casters — as opposed to other load moving options to assure the safety of their invaluable products.

With no moving parts, these antennas can be easily installed on almost any mobile platform, including trains, buses, automobiles, and vessels.

The project engineer’s focus is to get maximum performance from all those components. Only after that’s been optimized is there time to design in the MLI blankets to fit and attach around the satellite’s components.

The commercial space sector is growing rapidly. Today, we see reusable rockets, satellites and launch vehicles being miniaturized, and startups popping up all over the country.

Standardizing launch services through rideshare integrators provides systems that minimize the risk of spacecraft damage while working to translate all of the needs between satellite and launch vehicle personnel.

The coming of the Age of the Constellation, combined with this new approach to building a different class of optical instruments, brings the industry one step closer to being able to achieve the Holy Grail of persistent surveillance everywhere (as opposed to anywhere), at a reasonable price.

Telesat LEO will enable telcos and satellite service providers to gain a competitive advantage by  providing fiber-quality connectivity everywhere.

Success once again for Arianespace and for global telecommunications with the launch of the Intelsat 39 and EDRS-C satellites, both deployed to geostationary transfer orbit on the company’s latest flight using a workhorse Ariane 5.

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