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8th Annual CSO 360 Global Congress

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December 4, 2024

Samdesk is Rome bound and will attend the 8th Annual CSO 360 Global Congress on December 4-6, 2024. Ask our team about our new Real-Time Travel Briefs.

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DoDIIS Worldwide 2024

Samdesk is headed to Omaha, NE from October 27-30 to participate in DoDIIS Worldwide 2024! Stop by booth 914 to find out how you can elevate your mission’s situational awareness without sacrificing comprehensive insights.

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DoDIIS Worldwide 2024

Samdesk is headed to Omaha, NE from October 27-30 to participate in DoDIIS Worldwide 2024! Stop by booth 914 to find out how you can elevate your mission’s situational awareness without sacrificing comprehensive insights.

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NATO Edge 24

We’re traveling to Tampa, FL for NATO Edge 24 December 3-5, 2024. Stop by booth B24 to watch samdesk showcase our AI-powered crisis detection and situational awareness platform, tailored to support NATO's mission-critical operations, ensuring operational readiness.

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NATO Edge 24

We’re traveling to Tampa, FL for NATO Edge 24 December 3-5, 2024. Stop by booth B24 to watch samdesk showcase our AI-powered crisis detection and situational awareness platform, tailored to support NATO's mission-critical operations, ensuring operational readiness.

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Supporting Zara Lachlan's Record-Breaking Solo Atlantic Row with Real-Time Alerts

Zara Lachlan, a 21-year-old physics student and aspiring Army officer, preparing for an extraordinary challenge: a solo, unsupported row across the Atlantic Ocean from Europe to South America.

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Supporting Zara Lachlan's Record-Breaking Solo Atlantic Row with Real-Time Alerts

Zara Lachlan, a 21-year-old physics student and aspiring Army officer, preparing for an extraordinary challenge: a solo, unsupported row across the Atlantic Ocean from Europe to South America.