Operator needs
Start with what the operator needs to accomplish. Shape the integration around the workflow, equipment, and constraints that determine whether it will be useful.
Our approach
Purpose built for defense.
Dual use by design.
We work with military customers and industry partners to connect the technology they have with the capability their mission requires.
Economic overmatchAdvantage you can
Advantage you can
afford to put to work.
Technical superiority is only part of the equation. Capability must also be affordable to integrate, field, and adapt. Our approach to economic overmatch is straightforward: make each investment deliver more mission value.
For government customers, that starts with the platforms, payloads, and sensors already available. Connect their capabilities, reuse integration work, and direct more of the budget toward the mission rather than rebuilding connections.
For industry, it means making your product useful in more mission environments without adding a disproportionate cost. We approach LINK licensing with a clear objective: add meaningful capability while keeping the cost of the end product competitive.
Start with a practical outcome and a defined scope. Together, we can identify where existing LINK connections can reduce effort and where focused integration work will add the most value.
Put your investment to workHow we workIntegrate.
Integrate.
Adapt. Deliver.
Start with the operator’s requirement. Work with the systems already available. Build the connections that make them useful together.
Partner technology
Build on the strengths of government and commercial technologies. Preserve the value of existing equipment while connecting it to a broader mission workflow.
Modular integration
Use a common foundation for mission information and supported control. LINK provides the tactical data and control fabric, with modular hardware where the platform requires it.
Our philosophyMOSA as a
MOSA as a
business model.
We apply Modular Open Systems Approach principles to both architecture and operations. Platform manufacturers, payload developers, sensor providers, and mission software teams are integral partners in delivering capability.
We respect intellectual property, preserve platform and payload choices, and build around supported interfaces. The result is an architecture and a working relationship that can evolve as requirements change.
For industryYour technology.
Your technology.
Greater mission value.
Make your technology more valuable to the customers who use it. LINK connects its supported data and controls with mission systems, platforms, and complementary equipment, giving customers more ways to use its capabilities while you retain your protocols, product architecture, and intellectual property.
Build on the connections and common workflows already available in LINK to reduce repeated integration effort. Start with a customer outcome worth pursuing; together, we can assess the fit and shape a focused evaluation or funded integration with agreed scope and deliverables.
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