Allies in Innovation

Allies in Innovationhttps://terma.comAllies in Innovation is the podcast that reveals some of the most advanced technologies on the planet. Technologies that will not only fascinate you but will change how you live your everyday life and ultimately change the world.

In the podcast we talk with the engineers behind the technological innovations, and we ask them, why it fascinates them and how it will come to change the future.

In the podcast, we’re zooming in on how to gain situational awareness of the Arctics, how to drive innovation in cutting-edge technology, and how to build for space.

So, join us today, as we dive into the innovations and partnership that will shape the future of space exploration, surveillance, and warfare.

This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.]]>enTechnologyTerma A/Shttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/4d623da878b041f90169be53794e537b.jpgAllies in Innovationhttps://terma.comWed, 04 Mar 2026 11:26:06 +0000Terma A/STerma A/Sterma.hq@terma.comAllies in Innovation is the podcast that reveals some of the most advanced technologies on the planet. Technologies that will not only fascinate you but will change how you live your everyday life and ultimately change the world. In the podcast we...Allies in Innovation is the podcast that reveals some of the most advanced technologies on the planet. Technologies that will not only fascinate you but will change how you live your everyday life and ultimately change the world.

In the podcast we talk with the engineers behind the technological innovations, and we ask them, why it fascinates them and how it will come to change the future.

In the podcast, we’re zooming in on how to gain situational awareness of the Arctics, how to drive innovation in cutting-edge technology, and how to build for space.

So, join us today, as we dive into the innovations and partnership that will shape the future of space exploration, surveillance, and warfare.

This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.]]>falseepisodic18: Spectrum Dominance: Why Modern Wars Stall Without Electronic Warfare Superiorityhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/18-spectrum-dominance-why-modern-wars-stall-without-electronic-warfare-superiority--70406630warfare doesn't start with a trigger pull but with sensing, jamming and deceiving across invisible frequencies.

From a dramatic moment when Mike's jamming system neutralized an enemy radar in under a second, to the strategic paralysis unfolding in Ukraine, this episode unpacks why whoever owns the spectrum owns the fight.

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold speaks with Mike Cocke, Senior Director of Business Development for Self-Protection Systems at Terma and former commander of the US Air Force's 350th Spectrum Warfare Group.

With nearly 24 years flying B-52 bombers and leading electronic warfare operations, Mike brings firsthand experience from the sharp edge of a battlefield most people never see: the electromagnetic spectrum.

In the episode, you'll learn about:

Why spectrum dominance is the foundation for air superiority and ground operations
How electronic warfare evolved from World War II radar countermeasures to software-defined systems
What the Ukraine conflict reveals about modern electromagnetic stalemate
Why the shift from kill chains to kill webs changes everything about aircraft survivability
How AI will likely replace human electronic warfare officers in future combat
Why defense acquisition processes must accept new risks to keep pace with rapidly evolving threats

Why spectrum dominance is the foundation for air superiority and ground operations
How electronic warfare evolved from World War II radar countermeasures to software-defined systems
What the Ukraine conflict reveals about modern electromagnetic stalemate
Why the shift from kill chains to kill webs changes everything about aircraft survivability
How AI will likely replace human electronic warfare officers in future combat
Why defense acquisition processes must accept new risks to keep pace with rapidly evolving threats

Episode Content:

00:00 Opening: A real encounter with an enemy radar and instant countermeasures
03:07 What electronic warfare actually is and why most people have never heard of it
05:04 Self-protection systems on the B-52: Mike's role keeping the aircraft alive
08:28 What happens when your jamming systems fail
12:21 Spectrum dominance explained through the lens of World War I parallels
15:27 The reality on the ground in Ukraine: no GPS, no communications, isolated command18:06 The birth of electronic warfare and the October 1959 turning point
22:28 Software-defined radios and why the threat landscape changes overnight
26:47 Why proven technology and slow acquisition create new risks
29:51 Kill chains versus kill webs: the networking of sixth-generation aircraft
34:05 Why AI will become the future electronic warfare officer
37:15 Final thoughts: learning from history and making decisions with incomplete information

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This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>2381ai,air,aircraft,b-52,chain,countermeasures,dominance,electronic,generation,jamming,kill,radar,radio,sixth,software-defined,spectrum,superiority,ukraine,warfare,webfalse318full17: Will Europe Be Defense-Ready for War by 2030?https://www.spreaker.com/episode/17-will-europe-be-defense-ready-for-war-by-2030--68818139
In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold revisits the EU security and defense agenda with Séverin Schnepp, Associate Director of European Affairs at Terma, and Christine Nissen, Chief Analyst at Think Tank Europa. Together, they unpack the EU Defense Readiness Roadmap 2030, the Danish EU presidency, and what has really changed in the past four months on defense and security.ª

They discuss new EU instruments like EDIP and the SAFE loan, the idea of European preference in defense procurement, and the evolving relationship between states and industry. At the same time, they explore the political realities, national interests and time pressure that could either drive Europe toward real readiness or keep it stuck in talks and strategies.

If you want to understand how Europe is trying to move from vision to capability, this episode gives you a clear and grounded overview.

In this episode, you will learn about:1. What the EU Defense Readiness Roadmap 2030 actually aims to achieve.
2. How the Danish EU presidency has pushed key defense initiatives forward.
3. The role of EDIP and the SAFE loan in strengthening Europe’s defense industry.
4. What European preference means for defense procurement and industry.
5. Why drones and hybrid threats are changing the sense of urgency.
6. How national interests and geography shape countries’ threat perceptions.
7. Why the relationship between states and defense industry needs a reset.
8. The main roadblocks to coordination, speed and common capability projects.

Episode Content
00:00 Can Europe be ready for war by 2030 and what does readiness mean
01:03 New security reality with airspace violations and drone incursions
03:44 What the Danish EU presidency has actually delivered on defense
04:26 EDIP, the Defense Roadmap and cutting red tape for industry
05:40 How the broader geopolitical context has raised the stakes
08:27 The SAFE loan and how 19 member states have signed up
09:25 Turning EU money and loans into real capabilities and production
10:58 What the EU can do to better push the agenda into industry
13:14 European preference and why EU funds are tied to EU-made systems
16:19 Fragmentation, national interests and incentives to cooperate
18:23 Main roadblocks: coordination, speed and defining “smart choices”
23:19 Is the 2030 readiness goal realistic and how deadlines change behavior
27:45 Are we moving toward a real “one European team” mindset
33:25 What defense spending looks like per EU citizen
35:18 The final stretch of the Danish presidency and what comes next
37:22 Flagship capability projects and priorities for 2026 and beyond

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This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68818139Wed, 03 Dec 2025 04:00:08 +0000Terma A/SEurope has set itself a clear goal: be militarily ready by 2030. But with drone incursions, airspace violations and a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape, is that timeline still realistic? And what does "ready" actually mean in practice? In this...
In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold revisits the EU security and defense agenda with Séverin Schnepp, Associate Director of European Affairs at Terma, and Christine Nissen, Chief Analyst at Think Tank Europa. Together, they unpack the EU Defense Readiness Roadmap 2030, the Danish EU presidency, and what has really changed in the past four months on defense and security.ª

They discuss new EU instruments like EDIP and the SAFE loan, the idea of European preference in defense procurement, and the evolving relationship between states and industry. At the same time, they explore the political realities, national interests and time pressure that could either drive Europe toward real readiness or keep it stuck in talks and strategies.

If you want to understand how Europe is trying to move from vision to capability, this episode gives you a clear and grounded overview.

In this episode, you will learn about:1. What the EU Defense Readiness Roadmap 2030 actually aims to achieve.
2. How the Danish EU presidency has pushed key defense initiatives forward.
3. The role of EDIP and the SAFE loan in strengthening Europe’s defense industry.
4. What European preference means for defense procurement and industry.
5. Why drones and hybrid threats are changing the sense of urgency.
6. How national interests and geography shape countries’ threat perceptions.
7. Why the relationship between states and defense industry needs a reset.
8. The main roadblocks to coordination, speed and common capability projects.

Episode Content
00:00 Can Europe be ready for war by 2030 and what does readiness mean
01:03 New security reality with airspace violations and drone incursions
03:44 What the Danish EU presidency has actually delivered on defense
04:26 EDIP, the Defense Roadmap and cutting red tape for industry
05:40 How the broader geopolitical context has raised the stakes
08:27 The SAFE loan and how 19 member states have signed up
09:25 Turning EU money and loans into real capabilities and production
10:58 What the EU can do to better push the agenda into industry
13:14 European preference and why EU funds are tied to EU-made systems
16:19 Fragmentation, national interests and incentives to cooperate
18:23 Main roadblocks: coordination, speed and defining “smart choices”
23:19 Is the 2030 readiness goal realistic and how deadlines change behavior
27:45 Are we moving toward a real “one European team” mindset
33:25 What defense spending looks like per EU citizen
35:18 The final stretch of the Danish presidency and what comes next
37:22 Flagship capability projects and priorities for 2026 and beyond

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>2407capabilities,coordination,defense,drones,edip,europe,fragmentation,funding,geopolitics,hybridthreats,industry,military,policy,presidency,procurement,readiness,roadmap,safe,security,strategyfalse217full16: Above Earth is the New Cyber Battlefieldhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/16-above-earth-is-the-new-cyber-battlefield--68618076Introduction
A single malware attack once took down more than 6,000 wind turbines in Germany and disrupted satellite networks across Europe. What began as a cyber strike on Ukraine exposed something far bigger: how vulnerable our space infrastructure really is.

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Olga Nasibullina, co-founder of A42 and TheSign.Media, and Augusto Mattos Schaedle, Senior Director and Head of Space R&D at Terma Group. Together, they explore how cyberattacks can reach satellites, ground stations, and communication networks, and why space has become the new digital frontline. They also discuss lessons from the VSAT incident, the challenge of securing legacy systems, and the urgent need to train a new generation of specialists in space cybersecurity. Because protecting space is no longer just about rockets and satellites, but about safeguarding the systems that connect life on Earth.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

Why space technology is essential to modern life.
How the VSAT cyberattack reshaped global thinking on satellite security.
Key vulnerabilities across the satellite lifecycle.
How Terma integrates cybersecurity by design into space missions.
Why legacy satellites are difficult to secure.
The growing need for education and training in space cybersecurity.
The double-edged role of AI in developing secure space systems.

Why space technology is essential to modern life.
How the VSAT cyberattack reshaped global thinking on satellite security.
Key vulnerabilities across the satellite lifecycle.
How Terma integrates cybersecurity by design into space missions.
Why legacy satellites are difficult to secure.
The growing need for education and training in space cybersecurity.
The double-edged role of AI in developing secure space systems.

Episode Content
00:00 Why space technology matters and how dependent we are on it
00:56 The VSAT cyberattack that exposed space vulnerabilities
02:13 Introducing guests Olga Nasibullina and Augusto Mattos Schaedle
03:25 How satellite technology affects communication, navigation, and agriculture
04:31 Why space security concerns everyday life, not just defense
05:31 Lessons learned from the VSAT incident
08:07 The full lifecycle of vulnerabilities in satellite systems
09:47 How Terma builds cybersecurity into missions from the start
13:29 Protecting legacy satellites through secure ground systems
14:54 Why governments need more training in space cybersecurity
16:51 The shortage of specialists and the need for new education programs
19:07 The ethical use of AI in space security and software development

Production
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This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>1324agriculture,ai,communication,cybersecurity,defense,education,hybridwarfare,infrastructure,innovation,legacy,malware,missions,navigation,operations,resilience,satellites,space,training,vsat,vulnerabilitiesfalse216full15: When Drones Slip Past the Radarhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/15-when-drones-slip-past-the-radar--68223444
In this episode, host Mikkel Svold talks with Karsten Marrup from the Royal Danish Defense College and Lasse Due Jørgensen from Terma, a global leader in drone defense tech. They break down how drones are pushing past old security systems and what’s actually working to stop them.

We get into real-world tactics, the limits of current tech and how AI fits into the picture. The future has arrived faster than expected, and it’s up to us to meet it head-on.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

1. Types of drones national security must counter.
2. Why different drones need different countermeasures.

3. How critical infrastructure protects against drone threats.
4. Impact of hybrid warfare on critical infrastructure.
5. Challenges of leveling the field with scalable counter systems.
6. Role of AI in evolving drone threats.

Episode Content
01:55 Different types of drones and their purposes
06:18 Drones for critical infrastructure protection
08:00 Understanding motives behind drone activities
09:24 Challenges in detecting and countering drones
11:00 Radar limitations for small drones explained
13:53 Building a layered defense approach
17:27 Prioritizing critical infrastructure protection strategies
19:48 Mitigating threats from cheap drones
22:45 Importance of passive air defense measures
26:16 Exploring hybrid warfare and its implications
29:47 Cybersecurity and space operations questions to consider
34:15 Future of drone technology and defense strategie

Production
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This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68223444Wed, 22 Oct 2025 03:00:08 +0000Terma A/SA drone buzzes low over a restricted zone. It’s too small to spot on radar, too fast to intercept in time. It’s not science fiction. It’s happening right now, at nuclear plants, power grids and government offices. In this episode, host Mikkel Svold...
In this episode, host Mikkel Svold talks with Karsten Marrup from the Royal Danish Defense College and Lasse Due Jørgensen from Terma, a global leader in drone defense tech. They break down how drones are pushing past old security systems and what’s actually working to stop them.

We get into real-world tactics, the limits of current tech and how AI fits into the picture. The future has arrived faster than expected, and it’s up to us to meet it head-on.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

1. Types of drones national security must counter.
2. Why different drones need different countermeasures.

3. How critical infrastructure protects against drone threats.
4. Impact of hybrid warfare on critical infrastructure.
5. Challenges of leveling the field with scalable counter systems.
6. Role of AI in evolving drone threats.

Episode Content
01:55 Different types of drones and their purposes
06:18 Drones for critical infrastructure protection
08:00 Understanding motives behind drone activities
09:24 Challenges in detecting and countering drones
11:00 Radar limitations for small drones explained
13:53 Building a layered defense approach
17:27 Prioritizing critical infrastructure protection strategies
19:48 Mitigating threats from cheap drones
22:45 Importance of passive air defense measures
26:16 Exploring hybrid warfare and its implications
29:47 Cybersecurity and space operations questions to consider
34:15 Future of drone technology and defense strategie

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>2272alliesininnovation,counter,counterdronesystems,criticalinfrastructure,danishroyaldefensecollege,defense,detection,dronedetection,drones,modernwarfare,security,terma,warfarefalse215full14: Preparing for Q-Day: Cybersecurity in the Age of Quantum and AIhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/14-preparing-for-q-day-cybersecurity-in-the-age-of-quantum-and-ai--67698720
In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold sits down once again with Samant Khajuria, Vice President of Quantum and Cyber at Terma. They revisit the evolving cyber landscape, explore how defense organizations are preparing for “Q-Day” (when quantum computers can break today’s encryption), and discuss the crucial role of collaboration in staying ahead. They also cover practical challenges, from legacy systems to shifting standards, and explain why cyber needs to be integrated from the very first design stage and not added later.

If you want to understand how the defense industry is gearing up for disruptive technologies, this episode will give you a front-row seat.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

Why cyber is moving from “add-on” to a core design requirement.
How NATO standards are shaping interoperability across defense systems.
The convergence of cyber, AI, and quantum - and the risks of misuse.
The looming quantum threat: “harvest now, decrypt later.”
How post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution could secure the future.
Real-world challenges in transitioning legacy systems.
The importance of partnerships and joint strategies in Europe and beyond.
Why quantum sensing might become a game-changer in the next five years.

Episode Content
00:00 Introduction to Cyber and Quantum with Samant Khajuria
01:54 Cybersecurity as a fundamental requirement in defense and infrastructure
03:29 The shift from “add-on” security to built-in resilience
05:41 Disruptive technologies: cyber, AI, quantum, and their dual-use risks
08:58 Collaboration and partnerships to keep pace with rapid innovation
09:38 Preparing for Q-Day: harvest now, decrypt later
10:52 Post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution in practice
12:47 Challenges of legacy systems and new cyber standards
15:09 Roadmap: proof-of-concepts and quantum key exchange projects
16:42 How smaller organizations can prepare for cyber and quantum threats
18:06 Quantum sensing and other non-cyber applications of quantum tech
19:40 Looking ahead: strategy, digitization, and reducing red tape

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67698720Wed, 10 Sep 2025 13:00:08 +0000Terma A/SCyber security is no longer an afterthought. Cyber threads are now shaping the foundation of defense and critical infrastructure systems. At the same time, emerging technologies like quantum computing and AI are accelerating faster than expected,...
In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold sits down once again with Samant Khajuria, Vice President of Quantum and Cyber at Terma. They revisit the evolving cyber landscape, explore how defense organizations are preparing for “Q-Day” (when quantum computers can break today’s encryption), and discuss the crucial role of collaboration in staying ahead. They also cover practical challenges, from legacy systems to shifting standards, and explain why cyber needs to be integrated from the very first design stage and not added later.

If you want to understand how the defense industry is gearing up for disruptive technologies, this episode will give you a front-row seat.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

Why cyber is moving from “add-on” to a core design requirement.
How NATO standards are shaping interoperability across defense systems.
The convergence of cyber, AI, and quantum - and the risks of misuse.
The looming quantum threat: “harvest now, decrypt later.”
How post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution could secure the future.
Real-world challenges in transitioning legacy systems.
The importance of partnerships and joint strategies in Europe and beyond.
Why quantum sensing might become a game-changer in the next five years.

Episode Content
00:00 Introduction to Cyber and Quantum with Samant Khajuria
01:54 Cybersecurity as a fundamental requirement in defense and infrastructure
03:29 The shift from “add-on” security to built-in resilience
05:41 Disruptive technologies: cyber, AI, quantum, and their dual-use risks
08:58 Collaboration and partnerships to keep pace with rapid innovation
09:38 Preparing for Q-Day: harvest now, decrypt later
10:52 Post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution in practice
12:47 Challenges of legacy systems and new cyber standards
15:09 Roadmap: proof-of-concepts and quantum key exchange projects
16:42 How smaller organizations can prepare for cyber and quantum threats
18:06 Quantum sensing and other non-cyber applications of quantum tech
19:40 Looking ahead: strategy, digitization, and reducing red tape

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>1312aiandcyber,aiindefense,collaborativedefense,criticalinfrastructure,cyberinnovation,cyberresilience,cybersecurity,defensetech,digitaldefense,emergingtech,legacysystems,natostandards,postquantumcryptography,qday,quantumcomputing,quantumkeydistribution,quantumsecurity,quantumsensing,quantumthreat,securebydesignfalse214full13: How Space Communication Changed with Software-Defined Radiohttps://blog.terma.com/how-space-communication-changed-with-software-defined-radioHow do you keep communication systems in space agile, secure, and mission-ready? Software-defined radio (SDR) might be your best answer.

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Andreas Stren, lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt, and Alexander Spaniol, RF engineer at Terma. They break down how SDR shifts control from hardware to software, enables remote updates, faster adjustments to mission demands, and better risk management.

They also get into real-world SDR use cases, cybersecurity challenges, and why the tech could be a game-changer for ground stations and smaller space operators.

If you’re into the current or future space communication systems, this one’s worth a listen.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

Key benefits of software-defined radio in space missions.
How SDR enhances flexibility and re-configurability for satellites.
Overcoming SDR challenges: radiation effects and cybersecurity.
The role of virtualization in satellite communication solutions.
Future prospects: cost-effective and accessible ground stations

Episode Content

00:00 Introduction to Software-Defined Radio and Guests
00:47 What is Software-Defined Radio (SDR)?
01:43 Transition from Hardware to Software-Defined Systems
03:15 Advantages of Reduced Hardware in Space Missions
05:39 Flexibility and Reconfigurability in SDR Applications
08:12 Risks and Challenges of Using SDRs in Space
12:33 Cybersecurity Concerns in Software-Defined Systems
14:07 Connection Between SDR and Virtualization
16:22 Cost-Effectiveness of Virtualized Ground Stations
17:22 Educational Impact of SDR in Aerospace Training
28:42 Future Trends in SDR for Communication Services

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This podcast is produced by Montanus.

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67011595Wed, 06 Aug 2025 13:00:34 +0000Terma A/SHow do you keep communication systems in space agile, secure, and mission-ready? Software-defined radio (SDR) might be your best answer. In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikkelsvold/ talks with...How do you keep communication systems in space agile, secure, and mission-ready? Software-defined radio (SDR) might be your best answer.

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Andreas Stren, lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt, and Alexander Spaniol, RF engineer at Terma. They break down how SDR shifts control from hardware to software, enables remote updates, faster adjustments to mission demands, and better risk management.

They also get into real-world SDR use cases, cybersecurity challenges, and why the tech could be a game-changer for ground stations and smaller space operators.

If you’re into the current or future space communication systems, this one’s worth a listen.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

Key benefits of software-defined radio in space missions.
How SDR enhances flexibility and re-configurability for satellites.
Overcoming SDR challenges: radiation effects and cybersecurity.
The role of virtualization in satellite communication solutions.
Future prospects: cost-effective and accessible ground stations

Episode Content

00:00 Introduction to Software-Defined Radio and Guests
00:47 What is Software-Defined Radio (SDR)?
01:43 Transition from Hardware to Software-Defined Systems
03:15 Advantages of Reduced Hardware in Space Missions
05:39 Flexibility and Reconfigurability in SDR Applications
08:12 Risks and Challenges of Using SDRs in Space
12:33 Cybersecurity Concerns in Software-Defined Systems
14:07 Connection Between SDR and Virtualization
16:22 Cost-Effectiveness of Virtualized Ground Stations
17:22 Educational Impact of SDR in Aerospace Training
28:42 Future Trends in SDR for Communication Services

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>1931communication,esa,futureofspace,moon,nasa,newspace,radiofrequency,satellite,software,softwaredefinedradio,space,spacetech,spacetechnology,spacex,termafalse313full12: Rearming Europe: how we defend the continenthttps://blog.terma.com/rearming-europe-how-we-defend-the-continentIs Europe ready for the next wave of security threats?

With Denmark stepping into the EU presidency and war still raging in Ukraine, defense strategy across the continent is under pressure to adapt.

In this episode, host Mikkel Svold speaks with Christine Nissen, Chief Analyst at Think Tank Europa, and Séverin Schnepp, Associate Director at Terma, to uncover Denmark’s growing role, the EU’s shifting posture, and defense industry readiness.

Can Europe act together?
Are current capabilities enough?
And what should the defense sector expect?

**In this episode, you'll learn about:**

Denmark's EU presidency and its impact on European security.
How EU defense policies are shaped during presidencies.
Denmark's shifting stance on EU defense cooperation.
Balancing conventional and unconventional security threats in Europe.
Industry and government roles in defense capability development.
Importance of collaboration in European defense strategies.

## Episode Content
01:17 Overview of EU Presidency and its significance
03:04 Influence of Denmark on the EU agenda
05:12 Historical skepticism of Denmark towards EU defense
09:30 Industry perspective on changing defense dynamics
13:05 Public sentiment regarding EU defense cooperation
15:39 Upcoming agendas for Denmark's EU Presidency
18:43 Budgeting goals and legislative conclusions for defense
21:51 Ready for conflict by 2030: key concerns
25:17 Addressing conventional and unconventional threats
31:38 Future of European defense collaboration strategies
34:47 Top priorities for Denmark during the presidency

## Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66803940Mon, 30 Jun 2025 13:00:08 +0000Terma A/SIs Europe ready for the next wave of security threats? With Denmark stepping into the EU presidency and war still raging in Ukraine, defense strategy across the continent is under pressure to adapt. In this episode, host Mikkel Svold speaks with...Is Europe ready for the next wave of security threats?

With Denmark stepping into the EU presidency and war still raging in Ukraine, defense strategy across the continent is under pressure to adapt.

In this episode, host Mikkel Svold speaks with Christine Nissen, Chief Analyst at Think Tank Europa, and Séverin Schnepp, Associate Director at Terma, to uncover Denmark’s growing role, the EU’s shifting posture, and defense industry readiness.

Can Europe act together?
Are current capabilities enough?
And what should the defense sector expect?

**In this episode, you'll learn about:**

Denmark's EU presidency and its impact on European security.
How EU defense policies are shaped during presidencies.
Denmark's shifting stance on EU defense cooperation.
Balancing conventional and unconventional security threats in Europe.
Industry and government roles in defense capability development.
Importance of collaboration in European defense strategies.

## Episode Content
01:17 Overview of EU Presidency and its significance
03:04 Influence of Denmark on the EU agenda
05:12 Historical skepticism of Denmark towards EU defense
09:30 Industry perspective on changing defense dynamics
13:05 Public sentiment regarding EU defense cooperation
15:39 Upcoming agendas for Denmark's EU Presidency
18:43 Budgeting goals and legislative conclusions for defense
21:51 Ready for conflict by 2030: key concerns
25:17 Addressing conventional and unconventional threats
31:38 Future of European defense collaboration strategies
34:47 Top priorities for Denmark during the presidency

## Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>2368arms,defence,defense,denmark,dk,dkpol,eu,euprecidency,europe,nationaldefense,poland,rearm,rearmingeurope,russia,termafalse212fullSpecial: Defending Europe, Now and in the Future | Live from Paris Air Showhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/special-defending-europe-now-and-in-the-future-live-from-paris-air-show--66600430
Join us at the Paris Air Show where we talk with Georgia Pickering from CMS Strategic and Steen Lynenskjold of Terma about how the UK and Denmark are responding to rising tensions, urgent rearming pressures, and what NATO and the EU are getting right – and wrong.

In this episode You’ll learn about the funding gaps, where skills and tech still fall short, and how politics, industry, and the military are actually working together to meet Europe’s 2030 defense goals.

Short, sharp, and brutally honest.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

The impact of defense budget increases in Europe and NATO.
The UK's current stance and future on defense spending.
How the Danish defense industry is responding to new demands.
The role of SMEs in strengthening the defense sector.
Innovations and challenges in European defense investments.
How non-traditional companies are changing the defense landscape.

The impact of defense budget increases in Europe and NATO.
The UK's current stance and future on defense spending.
How the Danish defense industry is responding to new demands.
The role of SMEs in strengthening the defense sector.
Innovations and challenges in European defense investments.
How non-traditional companies are changing the defense landscape.

Episode Content
01:41 Discussion on Europe's rearming urgency
06:00 Addressing capability and skills gaps in defense
07:32 Perception shifts due to support for Ukraine
09:54 The importance of industry certainty and investment
10:55 Accelerating defense capabilities within the industry
15:52 The blurring lines between civil and defense industries
19:26 Non-traditional companies entering the defense sector
22:52 Launch of new technology during the air show
30:00 Closing remarks and listener engagement invitation

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]]>1871aircraft,alliance,defense,dkpol,eu,eudefense,europe,europeandefense,f-35,nato,parisairshow,policy,siae55,sieafalse2bonus11: Trust but Verify – The Critical Role of Supply Chain Security in Cyber Defensehttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/11-trust-but-verify-the-critical-role-of-supply-chain-security-in-cyber-defense--66382342How do nations protect their most critical systems in an increasingly digital world?

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Samant Khajuria, VP of Cyber and Quantum at Terma, and Jeffrey Saunders, CTO and Strategic Advisor at Denmark's National Defense Technology Center.

They break down how governments, researchers, and the private sector work together to tackle cybersecurity challenges. From securing supply chains to tackling real-world defense threats, the conversation gets straight to what works—and what doesn't—when safeguarding national networks.

Listen in to learn how collaboration, trust, and constant vigilance are shaping the future of cyber defense.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. How collaboration strengthens cyber defense across industries.
2. The critical role of supply chain security.
3. Key certifications for robust cyber defense.
4. The intersection of IT and OT in cybersecurity.
5. How trust and verification impact national defense.
6. Insights into future collaboration for cybersecurity innovation.

Episode Contents
00:11 Introduction to Cybersecurity in Defense with Samant Khajuria and Jeffrey Saunders
03:24 Building Trust Within Your Supply Chain
08:18 Ensuring Compliance Across Vendor Supply Chains
10:21 Integrating IT and OT for Enhanced Security
15:42 Collaboration Among Governments, Research, and Private Sector
17:36 Education and Knowledge Sharing in Cybersecurity
29:25 Future Collaborations and Building Trust Across Borders
32:59 Final Thoughts on Trust and Verification in Cybersecurity

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66382342Wed, 04 Jun 2025 13:00:07 +0000Terma A/SHow do nations protect their most critical systems in an increasingly digital world? In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Samant Khajuria, VP of Cyber and Quantum at Terma, and Jeffrey Saunders, CTO and Strategic...How do nations protect their most critical systems in an increasingly digital world?

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Samant Khajuria, VP of Cyber and Quantum at Terma, and Jeffrey Saunders, CTO and Strategic Advisor at Denmark's National Defense Technology Center.

They break down how governments, researchers, and the private sector work together to tackle cybersecurity challenges. From securing supply chains to tackling real-world defense threats, the conversation gets straight to what works—and what doesn't—when safeguarding national networks.

Listen in to learn how collaboration, trust, and constant vigilance are shaping the future of cyber defense.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. How collaboration strengthens cyber defense across industries.
2. The critical role of supply chain security.
3. Key certifications for robust cyber defense.
4. The intersection of IT and OT in cybersecurity.
5. How trust and verification impact national defense.
6. Insights into future collaboration for cybersecurity innovation.

Episode Contents
00:11 Introduction to Cybersecurity in Defense with Samant Khajuria and Jeffrey Saunders
03:24 Building Trust Within Your Supply Chain
08:18 Ensuring Compliance Across Vendor Supply Chains
10:21 Integrating IT and OT for Enhanced Security
15:42 Collaboration Among Governments, Research, and Private Sector
17:36 Education and Knowledge Sharing in Cybersecurity
29:25 Future Collaborations and Building Trust Across Borders
32:59 Final Thoughts on Trust and Verification in Cybersecurity

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]]>2084cyber,cyberdefense,cybersecurity,defence,defense,security,supplychainfalse211full10: Autonomous Spacecraft and the Role of Software in Shaping the Future of Space Explorationhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/10-autonomous-spacecraft-and-the-role-of-software-in-shaping-the-future-of-space-exploration--65994797Space hardware is getting a software upgrade — and it’s changing the rules.

In this episode, Mikkel Svold speaks with aerospace lecturer Andreas Stren and RF engineer Alexander Spaniol from Terma about how configurable tech like FPGAs is giving satellites a second life. Smarter systems mean in-mission updates, greater resilience, and real-time adaptability in unpredictable environments.

For those tracking the edge of space infrastructure — from mission ops to defense contractors — this conversation cuts to the core of what's next in agile satellite design.

This is about what’s working, what’s coming, and why it matters.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

Discover how software redefines space tech design and functionality.
Understand FPGA's role in software-driven space applications.
Learn the shift from hardware to software-defined architectures.
Explore mission agility with software reconfigurability onboard.
Uncover how AI enhances satellite autonomous decision-making.
Future vision: virtualization and onboard data processing evolution.

Discover how software redefines space tech design and functionality.
Understand FPGA's role in software-driven space applications.
Learn the shift from hardware to software-defined architectures.
Explore mission agility with software reconfigurability onboard.
Uncover how AI enhances satellite autonomous decision-making.
Future vision: virtualization and onboard data processing evolution.

Episode Contents
00:11 Introduction to software's evolution in space technology
01:06 Historical shifts: From analog systems to software-driven solutions
03:29 Role of software-defined architectures in space systems
04:53 Hardware requirements in harsh space environments
07:24 Enhancements in mission planning and satellite lifespan
10:52 Implications of increased processing power for satellites
13:28 Benefits of software-defined systems for mission adaptability
17:56 Automation and AI in satellite decision-making processes
22:13 Influence of new space actors on software advancements
25:21 Future developments: Virtualization and onboard data processing
28:50 Practical applications: Wildfire detection and autonomous landings

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]]>1923engineering,esa,nasa,neustadt,radiofrequency,satellite,space,spaceagency,spaceengineering,spacetechnology,tech,technology,terma,university,wiener,wienerneustadtfalse210full9: The Space Economy: Commercialization Through Partnershipshttps://blog.terma.com/space-economy-partnershipsWhy is collaboration in space still so difficult? Despite high-profile partnerships like the ISS, geopolitical tensions, intellectual property disputes, and commercial interests often get in the way.

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Kartik Kumar, CEO of satsearch, and Manfred Otto, Senior Director at Terma, about what’s really driving – and blocking – cooperation in the space industry. They cover the challenges of working across borders, how commercialization is reshaping partnerships, and the impact of AI and cybersecurity on collaboration.

For those navigating this high-stakes landscape, this is a conversation worth hearing.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. Why collaboration isn't always seamless in the space industry.
2. Commercial off-the-shelf in space: reality or aspiration?
3. Navigating complexities like export control and IP in partnerships.
4. Impact of commercialization: driving standardization or commoditizing?
5. Is space heading for a Wild West gold rush?

Episode Content
00:12 Introduction: Collaboration Challenges in the Space Industry
01:23 Observations on Industry Collaboration and Competition
02:41 Navigating Cross-Border Partnerships and Exhausting Legal Complexities
03:45 The Complexity of Satellite Production and Operations
06:15 Balancing Innovation with Regulatory Constraints
09:47 The Role of Smaller Companies in a Complex Ecosystem
13:08 Export Control and Compliance in Space Projects
17:40 Predicting the Future Demand in the Space Market
24:13 Trends Driving Commercialization in the Space Sector
30:45 Need for Standardization and Modular Approaches in Space Products
39:15 Making Space Accessible: The Future of Talent Acquisition
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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65290952Wed, 02 Apr 2025 13:00:07 +0000Terma A/SWhy is collaboration in space still so difficult? Despite high-profile partnerships like the ISS, geopolitical tensions, intellectual property disputes, and commercial interests often get in the way. In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host...Why is collaboration in space still so difficult? Despite high-profile partnerships like the ISS, geopolitical tensions, intellectual property disputes, and commercial interests often get in the way.

In this episode of Allies in Innovation, host Mikkel Svold talks with Kartik Kumar, CEO of satsearch, and Manfred Otto, Senior Director at Terma, about what’s really driving – and blocking – cooperation in the space industry. They cover the challenges of working across borders, how commercialization is reshaping partnerships, and the impact of AI and cybersecurity on collaboration.

For those navigating this high-stakes landscape, this is a conversation worth hearing.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. Why collaboration isn't always seamless in the space industry.
2. Commercial off-the-shelf in space: reality or aspiration?
3. Navigating complexities like export control and IP in partnerships.
4. Impact of commercialization: driving standardization or commoditizing?
5. Is space heading for a Wild West gold rush?

Episode Content
00:12 Introduction: Collaboration Challenges in the Space Industry
01:23 Observations on Industry Collaboration and Competition
02:41 Navigating Cross-Border Partnerships and Exhausting Legal Complexities
03:45 The Complexity of Satellite Production and Operations
06:15 Balancing Innovation with Regulatory Constraints
09:47 The Role of Smaller Companies in a Complex Ecosystem
13:08 Export Control and Compliance in Space Projects
17:40 Predicting the Future Demand in the Space Market
24:13 Trends Driving Commercialization in the Space Sector
30:45 Need for Standardization and Modular Approaches in Space Products
39:15 Making Space Accessible: The Future of Talent Acquisition
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]]>2563collaboration,esa,nasa,newspace,partnership,satellite,satsearch,space,spaceindustry,spacemission,spacex,termafalse29full8: How the Maritime Sector can Cut Accidents, Reduce Emissions, and Raise Efficiencyhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/8-how-the-maritime-sector-can-cut-accidents-reduce-emissions-and-raise-efficiency--64447688
While aviation has embraced high-tech solutions, shipping has been slower to adapt. Autonomous vessels, AI-driven radar, and e-navigation promise a safer, more efficient future—but what’s standing in the way?

Host Mikkel Svold talks with Peter Roelofs, Senior Sales Manager at Terma, and Francis Zachariae, Secretary General at IALA, about the hard realities of digitalizing the global marine sector. From fragmented regulations to the challenges of integrating cutting-edge tech, they break down what’s holding the industry back—and what needs to happen next.
How can digital systems prevent collisions, cut emissions, and streamline operations across the globe? And can the maritime sector finally catch up with aviation? Listen in to find out.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. Discover the challenges slowing marine digital transformation.
2. How e-navigation can reduce maritime emissions by 38%.
3. Learn what VTS systems mean for port navigation efficiency.
4. Why autonomous ships might not happen for 20-30 years.
5. The importance of harmonization in global maritime solutions.
6. Future perspectives: AI in marine radar classification.

Episode Content
00:11 Introduction and guests: Peter Roelofs and Francis Zachariae
02:16 The need for digital transformation in the maritime sector
04:01 Comparing digitalization in aviation vs. maritime
05:47 E-navigation: A safety and efficiency revolution
08:37 Defining e-navigation and its benefits for shipping
11:57 Challenges in linking marine navigation systems
13:31 Overview of Vessel Traffic Services (VTS)
22:12 The push for efficiency and sustainability in shipping
27:44 Future of automation and autonomous vessels in maritime
32:53 Essential steps for advancing maritime digitalization

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64447688Wed, 05 Mar 2025 14:00:07 +0000Terma A/SIs the maritime industry finally ready to go fully digital, or is tradition keeping it anchored in the past? While aviation has embraced high-tech solutions, shipping has been slower to adapt. Autonomous vessels, AI-driven radar, and e-navigation...
While aviation has embraced high-tech solutions, shipping has been slower to adapt. Autonomous vessels, AI-driven radar, and e-navigation promise a safer, more efficient future—but what’s standing in the way?

Host Mikkel Svold talks with Peter Roelofs, Senior Sales Manager at Terma, and Francis Zachariae, Secretary General at IALA, about the hard realities of digitalizing the global marine sector. From fragmented regulations to the challenges of integrating cutting-edge tech, they break down what’s holding the industry back—and what needs to happen next.
How can digital systems prevent collisions, cut emissions, and streamline operations across the globe? And can the maritime sector finally catch up with aviation? Listen in to find out.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. Discover the challenges slowing marine digital transformation.
2. How e-navigation can reduce maritime emissions by 38%.
3. Learn what VTS systems mean for port navigation efficiency.
4. Why autonomous ships might not happen for 20-30 years.
5. The importance of harmonization in global maritime solutions.
6. Future perspectives: AI in marine radar classification.

Episode Content
00:11 Introduction and guests: Peter Roelofs and Francis Zachariae
02:16 The need for digital transformation in the maritime sector
04:01 Comparing digitalization in aviation vs. maritime
05:47 E-navigation: A safety and efficiency revolution
08:37 Defining e-navigation and its benefits for shipping
11:57 Challenges in linking marine navigation systems
13:31 Overview of Vessel Traffic Services (VTS)
22:12 The push for efficiency and sustainability in shipping
27:44 Future of automation and autonomous vessels in maritime
32:53 Essential steps for advancing maritime digitalization

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]]>2169co2,coastalsurviellance,css,digitalization,emission,e-navigation,iala,logistics,marine,maritime,naval,navigation,shipping,sustainability,sustainableshipping,terma,vesseltrafficservice,vtsfalse28full7: Digital Warfare in the Age of AI and Quantum Computinghttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/7-digital-warfare-in-the-age-of-ai-and-quantum-computing--64184468
In this episode, we talk with Samant Khajuria, VP of Cyber and Quantum at Terma, and Jeffrey Saunders, CTO at Denmark's National Defense Technology Center. They break down the realities of today’s cyber threats, from sophisticated attacks on critical infrastructure to the impact of AI and quantum computing on cybersecurity.

Learn how these evolving threats are reshaping the way we think about defense—and what you can do to stay ahead. Hear why trust and collaboration are more than buzzwords; they're your best lines of defense.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. How cyber threats have evolved alongside digital transformation.
2. The impact of hybrid warfare on critical infrastructure defense.
3. Operational security with interconnected personal devices.
4. Strategies for integrating private and national cyber defense.
5. Emerging cyber threats: AI, quantum computing, and trust dynamics.
Episode Content
00:04 Introduction to Cyber Threats and Evolving Defense Strategies
01:38 Definition of Cyber Threats and How it’s Redefined Today
05:21 Shift from Closed to Open Systems in Defense
08:29 Direct vs. Insider Threats: Evolving Challenges
12:17 Mitigating Risks in National Cyber Responsibility
16:08 Importance of Private Sector Collaboration
19:02 Understanding the Diverse Motivations Behind Cyber Attacks
25:44 Emerging Trends: AI and Quantum Computing Threats

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64184468Wed, 05 Feb 2025 13:55:06 +0000Terma A/SHow secure is your IT infrastructure—really? Are you confident it’s not a breach waiting to happen? In this episode, we talk with Samant Khajuria, VP of Cyber and Quantum at Terma, and Jeffrey Saunders, CTO at Denmark's National Defense Technology...
In this episode, we talk with Samant Khajuria, VP of Cyber and Quantum at Terma, and Jeffrey Saunders, CTO at Denmark's National Defense Technology Center. They break down the realities of today’s cyber threats, from sophisticated attacks on critical infrastructure to the impact of AI and quantum computing on cybersecurity.

Learn how these evolving threats are reshaping the way we think about defense—and what you can do to stay ahead. Hear why trust and collaboration are more than buzzwords; they're your best lines of defense.

In this episode, you'll learn about:
1. How cyber threats have evolved alongside digital transformation.
2. The impact of hybrid warfare on critical infrastructure defense.
3. Operational security with interconnected personal devices.
4. Strategies for integrating private and national cyber defense.
5. Emerging cyber threats: AI, quantum computing, and trust dynamics.
Episode Content
00:04 Introduction to Cyber Threats and Evolving Defense Strategies
01:38 Definition of Cyber Threats and How it’s Redefined Today
05:21 Shift from Closed to Open Systems in Defense
08:29 Direct vs. Insider Threats: Evolving Challenges
12:17 Mitigating Risks in National Cyber Responsibility
16:08 Importance of Private Sector Collaboration
19:02 Understanding the Diverse Motivations Behind Cyber Attacks
25:44 Emerging Trends: AI and Quantum Computing Threats

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]]>2034ai,computerscience,cyber,cyberdefense,cybersecurity,cyberthreat,defense,hacking,nationaldefence,nationalscenterofcyberdefense,operationstechnology,security,termafalse27fullSpecial: Getting Ready for Farnborough International Airshowhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/special-getting-ready-for-farnborough-international-airshow--50375819
To shed light on today’s topic, two Terma-veterans of the annual airshow will be joining the podcast to explain why Farnborough International Airshow is such a big deal, and what to expect from the event.

Listen to this episode if you want a peak into the one of the largest events within aviation and defense.

Today's guests:
- David Martin, Senior Vice President & General Manager at the Aeronautics division at Terma.
– Steen Lynenskjold, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer at Terma.

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50375819Mon, 04 Jul 2022 17:47:20 +0000Terma A/SAfter three years, the Farnborough International Airshow finally returns. Terma is part of the long-awaited trade exhibition, showcasing the newest innovations within the aerospace and defense industries, Terma is proud to present their Multi Mission...
To shed light on today’s topic, two Terma-veterans of the annual airshow will be joining the podcast to explain why Farnborough International Airshow is such a big deal, and what to expect from the event.

Listen to this episode if you want a peak into the one of the largest events within aviation and defense.

Today's guests:
- David Martin, Senior Vice President & General Manager at the Aeronautics division at Terma.
– Steen Lynenskjold, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer at Terma.

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

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]]>1509aeronautics,alliesininnovation,aviation,defense,f-35,farnborough,farnboroughairshow,fia,gunpod,termafalse1bonus6: Arctic: Future Demands for Stabilityhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/6-arctic-future-demands-for-stability--50375814
Not only is the Arctic an extremely vast area, but the remote location creates an array of technological challenges that must be met. How is this done and what is actually required to keep stability in the Arctic?

Today's guests are:
- Senior Vice President for Surveillance and Mission Systems at Terma, Thomas Blom
- Managing Director at Naval Team Denmark, Nils Wang

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50375814Mon, 04 Jul 2022 17:47:14 +0000Terma A/SThe Arctic region is under drastic change and so is the geopolitical situation. As the ice retracts, new resources are uncovered and accessibility increases. These changes create a new demand to maintain stability in the extreme environment, which is...
Not only is the Arctic an extremely vast area, but the remote location creates an array of technological challenges that must be met. How is this done and what is actually required to keep stability in the Arctic?

Today's guests are:
- Senior Vice President for Surveillance and Mission Systems at Terma, Thomas Blom
- Managing Director at Naval Team Denmark, Nils Wang

This podcast is brought to you by Terma, www.terma.com
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]]>2150alliesininnovation,arctic,defense,greenland,highnorth,military,nato,navy,situationalawareness,termafalse1full5: Arctic: New Circumstances bring New Challengeshttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/5-arctic-new-circumstances-bring-new-challenges--50375813
The changing environment not only impacts people, but also the changes raise a string of geopolitical challenges, which will be discussed in this episode.

Today’s Guests:
- Managing Director at Naval Team Denmark, Nils Wang
- Senior Vice President for Surveillance and Mission Systems at Terma, Thomas Blom

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50375813Mon, 04 Jul 2022 17:47:05 +0000Terma A/SThe Arctic region has undergone an extreme development both geographically and politically. Recently, a new layer of complexity has evolved; Russia decided to invade Ukraine and China has shown interest in the arctic as the ice retracts. The question:...
The changing environment not only impacts people, but also the changes raise a string of geopolitical challenges, which will be discussed in this episode.

Today’s Guests:
- Managing Director at Naval Team Denmark, Nils Wang
- Senior Vice President for Surveillance and Mission Systems at Terma, Thomas Blom

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

This podcast is brought to you by Terma, www.terma.com
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]]>1974alliesininnovation,arctic,defense,denmark,geopolitics,greenland,highnorth,military,nato,surveillance,termafalse1full4: Innovation: Innovating for The Next Generation of Techhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/4-innovation-innovating-for-the-next-generation-of-tech--50197114
This episode focuses on how to facilitate innovation-practices as a tech company and answers the important question of how you get specialized experts to work together to create innovative solutions that work in real life.

Listen to this episode to get a practical understanding of innovation, learn how Terma integrates innovation into their business model, and understand the difficulties in facilitating an innovative process.

Today’s Guests:
-Innovations Specialist at Terma, Annette Skyt
-Professor of Innovation and Management and Staff Manager at Aalborg University, Jacob Brix

Your Host: Mikkel Svold
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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50197114Tue, 14 Jun 2022 09:43:13 +0000Terma A/SToday’s episode is a continuation of the last episode on innovation. It concerns how to facilitate innovation in large tech companies to ultimately create cutting-edge and innovative technologies. This episode focuses on how to facilitate...
This episode focuses on how to facilitate innovation-practices as a tech company and answers the important question of how you get specialized experts to work together to create innovative solutions that work in real life.

Listen to this episode to get a practical understanding of innovation, learn how Terma integrates innovation into their business model, and understand the difficulties in facilitating an innovative process.

Today’s Guests:
-Innovations Specialist at Terma, Annette Skyt
-Professor of Innovation and Management and Staff Manager at Aalborg University, Jacob Brix

Your Host: Mikkel Svold
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]]>2661alliesininnovation,defense,future,innovation,military,progress,science,tech,termafalse1full3: Innovation: An Essential Process for Engineering Excellencehttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/3-innovation-an-essential-process-for-engineering-excellence--50197044
There is an endless list of definitions of innovation. Today’s guest, Jacob Brix, sees innovation as a process. You find opportunities, elaborate on them, test them, make them work, and adopt them. Innovation means continuously looking for new opportunities marketwise and technologically. Innovation is all about finding the next invention worth pursuing.

Listen to this episode to understand the importance of innovation. What makes it hard? Why is it that innovation makes Terma, and other organizations, continuously relevant?

Today’s Guests:
-Innovations Specialist at Terma, Annette Skyt
-Professor of Innovation and Management and Staff Manager at Aalborg University, Jacob Brix

Your Host: Mikkel Svold
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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50197044Tue, 14 Jun 2022 09:40:10 +0000Terma A/SWhen working with defense and space an innovative mindset is a must, but new opportunities equal uncertainty. Trying to solve a classified problem involves enormous risks associated with the innovative process while finding the solution. There is...
There is an endless list of definitions of innovation. Today’s guest, Jacob Brix, sees innovation as a process. You find opportunities, elaborate on them, test them, make them work, and adopt them. Innovation means continuously looking for new opportunities marketwise and technologically. Innovation is all about finding the next invention worth pursuing.

Listen to this episode to understand the importance of innovation. What makes it hard? Why is it that innovation makes Terma, and other organizations, continuously relevant?

Today’s Guests:
-Innovations Specialist at Terma, Annette Skyt
-Professor of Innovation and Management and Staff Manager at Aalborg University, Jacob Brix

Your Host: Mikkel Svold
Produced for Terma by Montanus

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]]>2777alliesininnovation,defense,innovation,military,progress,science,tech,termafalse1full2: Building ASIM: A High-Tech Observatory in Spacehttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/2-building-asim-a-high-tech-observatory-in-space--50196745
ASIM is an observatory installed on the European Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS) that monitors the high-altitude electrical discharges in the stratosphere and mesosphere above large thunderstorms.

This joint project, led by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and Terma, has been developed for the European Space Agency (ESA). ASIM is the largest Danish space project to date.

Today’s Guests:
-Senior System Engineer and Manager of ASIM Engineering at Terma, Dan Bhanderi
-Senior Scientific Advisor DTU Space, Torsten Neubert

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50196745Tue, 14 Jun 2022 09:00:48 +0000Terma A/SIn today’s episode, we’re taking you into space to talk about a small but quite fascinating gadget called ASIM, which is short for Atmosphere-Space Interactions Monitor. ASIM is an observatory installed on the European Columbus module of the...
ASIM is an observatory installed on the European Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS) that monitors the high-altitude electrical discharges in the stratosphere and mesosphere above large thunderstorms.

This joint project, led by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and Terma, has been developed for the European Space Agency (ESA). ASIM is the largest Danish space project to date.

Today’s Guests:
-Senior System Engineer and Manager of ASIM Engineering at Terma, Dan Bhanderi
-Senior Scientific Advisor DTU Space, Torsten Neubert

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

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]]>3432alliesininnovation,asim,dtu,engineering,esa,lightning,observatory,redsprites,science,space,spacetech,termafalse1full1: Military Cyber Security: When Threats Go Digitalhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/1-military-cyber-security-when-threats-go-digital--50196588
But what happens if your command-and-control system gets hacked? Or if someone prevents, eavesdrops, or even manipulates the flow of information between units in combat? Imagine what havoc an armed drone could do, if taken over by enemy forces.

In this first episode of Allies in Innovation, we talk about, what cyber threats nations and companies are facing, and what counter measures are taken in the military industries to ensure a resilient cyber defense for our armed forces.

Today’s Guests:
-Chief Specialist in Cyber Security at Terma, Samant Khajuria
-Cyber Exploitation Test Engineer at Lockheed Martin, Andre Cunningham
-Cyber Architect at Lockheed Martin, Chris Sargent.

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

This podcast is brought to you by Terma, www.terma.com
This podcast is produced by Montanus, www.montanus.co

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This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50196588Tue, 14 Jun 2022 08:41:43 +0000Terma A/SToday, no military operation would be possible without digital systems for communication, situational awareness, and rapid decision support. But what happens if your command-and-control system gets hacked? Or if someone prevents, eavesdrops, or...
But what happens if your command-and-control system gets hacked? Or if someone prevents, eavesdrops, or even manipulates the flow of information between units in combat? Imagine what havoc an armed drone could do, if taken over by enemy forces.

In this first episode of Allies in Innovation, we talk about, what cyber threats nations and companies are facing, and what counter measures are taken in the military industries to ensure a resilient cyber defense for our armed forces.

Today’s Guests:
-Chief Specialist in Cyber Security at Terma, Samant Khajuria
-Cyber Exploitation Test Engineer at Lockheed Martin, Andre Cunningham
-Cyber Architect at Lockheed Martin, Chris Sargent.

Your Host: Mikkel Svold

This podcast is brought to you by Terma, www.terma.com
This podcast is produced by Montanus, www.montanus.co

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
]]>2358alliesininnovation,cyber,cybersecurity,defense,digital,firewall,military,security,terma,threatfalse1fullIntroducing: Allies In Innovation | Trailerhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/introducing-allies-in-innovation-trailer--50152218
In the podcast we talk with the engineers behind the technological innovations and we ask them, why it fascinates them and how it will come to change the future.

Throughout the podcast, we’re zooming in on situational awareness of the Arctics, special composite material for the F35 fighter jet, AI-induced systems for rapid decision-making, how to build critical components for satellites, and much much more.

So, join us today, as we dive into the innovations that will shape the future of space exploration, surveillance, and warfare.

This podcast is brought to you by Terma, www.terma.com

This podcast is produced by Montanus, www.montanus.co

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This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
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]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/50152218Fri, 10 Jun 2022 08:37:32 +0000Terma A/SAllies In Innovation is the podcast that reveals some of the most advanced technologies on the planet. Technologies that will not only fascinate you but will change how you live your everyday life and ultimately change the world. In the podcast we...
In the podcast we talk with the engineers behind the technological innovations and we ask them, why it fascinates them and how it will come to change the future.

Throughout the podcast, we’re zooming in on situational awareness of the Arctics, special composite material for the F35 fighter jet, AI-induced systems for rapid decision-making, how to build critical components for satellites, and much much more.

So, join us today, as we dive into the innovations that will shape the future of space exploration, surveillance, and warfare.

This podcast is brought to you by Terma, www.terma.com

This podcast is produced by Montanus, www.montanus.co

Production
This podcast is brought to you by Terma.
This podcast is produced by Montanus.
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