Satellite Tech: Beyond Earth’s Business Horizons

Kratos’ SVP of Product Management, Greg Quiggle, explores the transformative impact of satellites on global connectivity. Increased bandwidth and reduced costs lead to business opportunities, including standardized carrier ethernet, cloud connectivity, and 5G support. Will broader satellite industry integration usher in edge computing in space, AI in the stars, and internet powered by satellites?

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In this Executives at the Edge episode, host Pascal Menezes explores these topics and more with Greg Quiggle of Kratos:

How has digital transformation enhanced satellite technology?
What business opportunities does this transformation enable for service providers in the satellite and telecom industry?
How does the shift to standards-based services benefit satellite operators and service providers?
What benefits does Carrier Ethernet—a new technology to some in the satellite industry—provide to service providers and their customers?
What role does automation play in integrating satellite services with the carrier ecosystem?

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Read Greg’s MEF Edge VIEW blog post: Carrier Ethernet over Satellite: A New Growth Opportunity for Telecom
Find out about MEF’s Carrier Ethernet standards and certification.
See how MEF is accelerating digital transformation.

About Our Guest

Greg Quiggle, SVP Product Management, Kratos

Greg Quiggle serves as the Senior Vice President of Product Management at Kratos, where he is responsible for overall product strategy and ongoing lifecycle management of Kratos’ commercial product portfolio.

Prior to joining Kratos, Quiggle served as the Vice President of Emerging Products for VT iDirect, during which time he played an instrumental role in developing the company’s 5G/SDN strategy and ecosystem. Additionally, he has served as the Executive Vice President of Marketing for Tollgrade Communications and the Vice President of Marketing for Acterna Corporation (now Viavi). In these roles, he has spent over 25 years conceptualizing and executing successful, corporate-level product and technology strategies within the communications industry.

Quiggle earned his BS of Electrical Engineering degree from Purdue University and an MBA from the University of Maryland.

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