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Senior military personnel and policymakers around the world are carefully planning expenditure programmes to face the increasing threat of global instability and a changing balance of power.
Analysts are predicting that by 2015 worldwide homeland security expenditure will grow by more than 100% to over US$150 billion.
Defence & Security Systems International (DSSI) delivers essential intelligence and specialist information on the latest projects, technical and product developments. It enables individuals actively involved in the purchasing of equipment and services to make informed decisions.
Produced in print and digital formats, the publication will be read by the international buying powers that are directly responsible for the majority of defence and homeland security systems spending worldwide. All editions will be audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC). |