Nelson Santini

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  Published on: 5/31/2008    Last Visited: 6/1/2008  

  Nelson Santini, VP, DataPath Integrated Solutions -- Disaster Communications: Rewriting the Rules, Setting the

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  James Armor, Director, National Security Space Office and featured a distinguished panel that included Denis Curtin, Chief Operating Officer, Xtar; Harry Gatanas, Executive Vice President, Strategic Programs Group, SI International; Paul Millingon, Business Development Director, Paradigm Secure Communications; Cdr John Roesli, C3F, J6-US Navy; and Nelson Santini, Director of C4ISR Business Development, Datapath.

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  Nelson Santini, Vice President, Marketing & Sales Operations, Integrated Solutions Division - DataPath

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  Published on: 4/13/2009    Last Visited: 4/14/2009  

  MobiLink will turn Army vehicles into "an Internet oasis on wheels," said Nelson Santini, a Datapath vice president for sales and marketing.
  
  Not only will the vehicle be capable of receiving and sending large amounts of digital data in a variety of formats, it will also serve as wireless communications hubs that other nearby vehicles and ground troops can tap into to gain access to communications via satellites, Santini said.
  
  The intent is to get as much information as possible as soon as possible to troops on the battlefield who need it, he said.
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  It triangulates the three and a motor keeps the antenna properly oriented, Santini explained.
  
  So even at high speeds or rocking and rolling along a dirt desert track, MobiLink would enable an MRAP conducting a convoy, for example, to maintain the broadband connection needed to receive a video feed from UAVs flying ahead to search for ambushes or freshly planted roadside bombs.
  
  Vehicles equipped with Mobi-Link could also serve as mobile command-and-control centers that can receive intelligence, conduct video conferences, offer voice-over-Internet communications and provide access to the military's Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet), Datapath says.
  
  The idea is to compress the time between when troops receive intelligence and when they can act on it, Santini said.
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  So MobiLink is intended to augment, not replace, current stop-and-transmit systems - at least not yet, Santini said.
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  Santini said each of the eight units being delivered to the Army will cost $100,000 to $120,000. That puts it in the same price range as current systems that require vehicles to halt in order to link to satellites, he said.

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  Nelson Santini, Director of Business Development

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  Nelson Santini, Director of C4ISR Business Development- DataPath Inc.

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  Nelson Santini, Vice President, Marketing and Sales Operations - DataPath

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  Published on: 10/4/2004    Last Visited: 10/4/2004  

  "If you go into theater -- Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, whatever -- you can't throw a rock and not hit one of our terminals," said DataPath spokesman Nelson Santini.

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  Nelson Santini, Marketing Manager, Datapath

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  "If you go into theater -- Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, whatever -- you can't throw a rock and not hit one of our terminals," said DataPath spokesman Nelson Santini.

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