Talking On COTS For Space With Dan Friedlander. Episode 10: Pragmatic Policy Wanted
- Posted by Dan Friedlander
- On May 16, 2024
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It seems that the policymakers overestimate their capability to secure or forecast the future availability of the Space/Military Grade EEE Components and underestimate the potential of using EEE COTS Components in space applications.
Invincible business decisions of the Component Manufacturers shape the EEE Component market, endangering long-term follow-up projects. Especially the Military/Space EEE Components minuscule market share is more vulnerable to business decisions.
Timely decisions have to be made by policymakers to secure the Component’s availability.
A pragmatic policy is wanted.
The author, Dan Friedlander, graduated Engineering School/Tel Aviv University with a degree in physics (1965-1969).
He has 44 years of experience in Component Engineering at MBT/Israeli Aerospace Industries (1969 to 2013), as Head of Components Engineering. As such, he was responsible for all aspects of EEE components – including policymaking, standardization at corporate level, approval, etc. – for military and space applications.
Now retired, Friedlander is an industry consultancy (2013 to present).
He has 44 years of experience in Component Engineering at MBT/Israeli Aerospace Industries (1969 to 2013), as Head of Components Engineering. As such, he was responsible for all aspects of EEE components – including policymaking, standardization at corporate level, approval, etc. – for military and space applications.
Now retired, Friedlander is an industry consultancy (2013 to present).
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