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Janes enables militaries, governments and defence companies to make critical decisions. Our expert-driven tradecraft, developed over 120 years, combined with human-machine teaming, delivers assured open-source intelligence across military capabilities and order of battle, equipment, events, countries, companies and markets. Linking millions of assured data points, Janes data model creates a framework of interconnected open-source defence intelligence. This allows our customers to integrate all relevant data and connections into a single intelligence environment to deliver a more complete and accurate answer. Using Janes, our customers can use their scarce resource more effectively, to get to better decisions with higher confidence, more quickly. • More than 70,000 profiles of military equipment (air, land and sea) in production and use around the globe • Inventories for more than 190 countries, ORBATs for 19,000 military units and 22,000 military installations • Structured, consistent database of events related to terrorism, risk and security • Defence budgets for 107 countries and procurement programmes across military aircraft, combat vehicles and military ships • Market assessments, opportunities across 19 markets and data on more than 26,000 defence industry organisations • Security assessments and analysis of CBRN response capabilities, production and proliferation • Tracking of the global operations of Chinese and Russian enterprises to understand the role they play in the projection of power, control and influence over foreign countries

Established in 2001, Defence iQ has grown to become one of the world’s largest defence events and media organisations. We are uniquely positioned to engage with and support the international defence community via our digital platform and global conferences, all of which are underpinned by rigorous research into global defence policy, acquisition strategy, capability development and military leadership. Defence iQ recognises that established paradigms in defence are being challenged by new complex threats and disruptive technologies, and as such public-private sector collaboration and the cross-fertilization of ideas about the present and future defence enterprise has become more important than ever. We collaborate with the military services, traditional and non-traditional defence industry, S&T and academia who, by contributing to our events and publications, help us to generate thoughtful debate about the future of our industry. Our objective is simply to provide our members, event attendees and industry partners with a hub of commentary and analysis on contemporary military strategy, defence acquisition, and technology development so that they can keep pace with rapid technological development, evolving threats and operational need across Air, Land, Maritime, Security and the Joint Domains.

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