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Australia’s Future Program Office opens in France
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has officially opened Australia's Future Submarine Office in Cherbourg, France.
The office, which was named “Hughes House” after late Rear Admiral...
Lockheed Martin Australia wins large RAAF contract
Lockheed Martin Australia has been awarded a $37.5 million contract to provide the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) with deployable mission system facilities that...
Lockheed Martin Australia selected as combat system integrator for DCNS subs
The Australian Government has contracted French shipbuilder DCNS to commence the design phase of Australia’s new fleet of submarines.
The deal marks the start of...
Lockheed Martin Australia invests in SA’s defence and STEM capabilities
Lockheed Martin Australia will be supporting university students in two government-led programs to advance their skills and experience and boost South Australia’s defence and...
SME capability key to supporting Australia’s defence industry
A Lockheed Martin Australia and Ai Group co-convened Forum gathered senior leaders from Australia’s industry, defence and academic communities to discuss the importance of...
Former Australian Deputy Prime Minister joins Lockheed Martin Australia Board
Mr Kim Beazley AC, the former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and Australian Ambassador to the United States of America, has been appointed to...
Lockheed Martin-led “Team 21” consortium to provide RAAF’s new Pilot Training System
Lockheed Martin Australia, Pilatus Aircraft and Hawker Pacific have been chosen as preferred tenderers to provide the Commonwealth with a defence pilot training system...
Lockheed Martin selects Melbourne for new Asia-Pacific ICT Engineering Hub
Lockheed Martin Australia (LMA), a wholly owned subsidiary of global security and aerospace company Lockheed Martin Corporation, has announced that it will establish its...
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Beyond Insights: Building trust into digital transformation technologies
Digital transformation technologies are experiencing a gold rush in the manufacturing industry, not just in Australia but beyond. However, amid this surge in cutting-edge tech and automation processes, a fundamental element remains crucial: trust.
