MilSat Magazine
July 2008
In the aftermath of natural disasters, military and other first responders often face enormous communication challenges that inhibit their ability to efficiently manage crises. If properly deployed, satellite telecommunication networks are the most effective way to ensure the phone, email, and Internet connectivity necessary to support federal, state and local emergency personnel. These satellite networks have proven to provide a reliable transport mechanism for all types of traffic in environments that are complex and difficult to integrate. (PG. 51)
SATNEWS Daily
April 30, 2008
Proactive Communications, Inc. (PCI) now has an agreement with the Joint Contracting Command Iraq (JCC-I) for Task Force Iron (TFI), a military force operating in northern Iraq consisting of soldiers from multiple units based in Germany and United States, to deploy a satellite Internet and voice solution.
Killeen Daily Herald
April 20, 2008
With eight years of foreign and domestic information technology and community service behind it, Killeen's Proactive Communications, Inc., will soon leave its rented facilities at 3106 S. W.S. Young Drive for its own building on six acres at Killeen Business/Industrial Park near Sallie Mae Servicing Corp.
BusinessWeek
April 16, 2008 Although LeGare retired from the Army in 2001, he and his staff often find themselves in hostile territory. PCI builds infrastructure for telecommunications satellites, working with the U.S. military, Iraq's government, and private enterprises.
Government Computer News
March 3, 2008
GCN Interview with the chief executive officer at Proactive Communications.
MilSat Magazine
January 2008
A true veteran, in every sense of the word—Marc LeGare has actual satcom application and installation experience within contested military zones.
Sat Magazine
December 2007
When I look back at 2007, I see a great deal of progress, not only for our own business, but also for our customers. As some of you may have learned in the last issue of MilSat Magazine, our company, Proactive Communications, Inc. (PCI) became the first U.S. company to sign an IT contract with the Iraqi Ministry of the Interior in May of this year.
WirelessWeek
November 15, 2007
Few communications systems need the high levels of security that those in a war zone require. That’s what the Iraqi Ministry of the Interior (MOI) was after when it signed a $12 million contract this year with a small Texas startup called Proactive Communications.
Satellite Today
September 25, 2007
After four years in Iraq providing both the U.S. government and the provisional Iraqi government with satellite telecommunications systems, Proactive Communication Inc. (PCI) is ready to expand its reach in the United States, according to the company's CEO.
MilSat Magazine
Third Quarter 2007
Holding the distinction as the first US IT company working directly with the Iraqi Ministry of the Interior (MOI) doesn’t come without its challenges! As with any advanced technology deployment, customization has plays a critical role in success installing and operating the world’s largest secure satellite VoIP network, connecting nearly 6,000 Iraqi police, commandos, customs officials, and command centers across the country.
Killeen Daily Herald
June 3, 2007
A Killeen defense contractor and some Iraqi associates have built a prime model of what trust and friendship can do in one of the world's most unlikely laboratories for successful interpersonal relations.
Austin American-Statesman
June 1, 2007
Getting the basic work of government done in the middle of a war zone can require plenty of technology and intestinal fortitude. Proactive Communications Inc. of Killeen, Texas has both.
Killeen, Iraqi companies make deal
Killeen Daily Herald (Print Edition Only)
May 25, 2007
A Killeen company that recently completed a satellite communications project for the U.S. Army in Iraq has signed with contract with the Iraqi government for operations and maintenance, in the process creating a native Iraqi company as a side contractor.
|
