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The Evolution of Command and Control Technologies is Leading a Gradual Shift from Hardware to Software

June 15, 2023
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Command and control market
command and Control Technologies
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Alexandra Simon

 

In an increasingly digital world, discussions around the transformation and future trends in command and control technologies are paramount. This necessity is born out of the escalating complexity and technological advancements of the 21st century, where a misstep can have significant ramifications. According to MarketsandMarkets, the command and control systems market, currently valued at $33 billion in 2022, is expected to grow to $44.9 billion by 2027, highlighting the significance and growth of this sector.

How did command and control technologies evolve over time, and what are the crucial pivots in their journey?

In the latest episode of the “NOC Your SOCs Off” podcast, host Dan Gundry navigated this intricate discussion with guest Paul Noble, founder and CEO of Activu. In this episode, Gundry and Noble explore the past, present, and future of command and control technologies, reflecting on Activu’s transformation from a hardware manufacturer to a software-focused company.

The conversation between Gundry and Noble included:

  • The transition of Activu from a hardware-centric company to a software-centric one, and the subsequent effects.
  • The role and importance of software in command and control systems in today’s market.
  • Insights into the future of command and control systems, with emphasis on mobility, collaboration, and potential impacts of virtual and augmented reality.

Paul Noble is the founder and CEO of Activu, a company that has remained at the forefront of the command and control technologies market for the past four decades. Activu is lauded for its pivot from hardware manufacturing to software development, a decision that placed it as a frontrunner in its industry. With a focus on using standard off-the-shelf, major brand hardware components while harnessing the power of software, Activu has set a high bar in its domain.

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