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NetSol Technologies, Inc. "NetSol" (NASDAQ: NTWK) (NASDAQ DUBAI: NTWK), today announced that NetSol Defense Division (NDD), a business unit of NetSol Technologies, Inc., is teaming with a top 5 U.S. defense contractor to jointly respond to Pakistan Ministry of Defense request for proposals. In line with this teaming agreement, NetSol has jointly submitted a bid for the digitization of the Pakistan military forces as well as an automated command and control system.The contract bid, which has been jointly developed and submitted, is estimated to be in excess of $350 million over an estimated five plus years..............................Defenseworld
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Well if Pak army is really going for digitezation than its a great news for not only the country but also for the peace and balace in the region.
I AGREE WITH YOU NAEEM. WITH HIGHER LEVEL OF MILITARIZATION, ANY ACT OF WAR WILL BE INDEED FUTILE- FOR BOTH SIDES. IT ALSO MEANS THAT BOTH COUNTRIES WILL REMAIN IN STATUS QUO FOR ALL THEIR TROUBLING ISSUES INCLUDING KASHMIR.
India will launch an ELINT satellite in about one year to take care of this.
You will be glad to know that the satellite has already been announced.
Digitization makes things so much simpler for R&AW
@Divine
You have a very strange logic. Digitization is supposed to make things smoother and efficient for the user country and difficult for adversaries. Just launching an ELINT satellite does not mean that all digitization will be knocked out. In fact, it is two-way affair. An ELINT satellite can be mislead, its capability neutralized, or it can simply be taken out by the offended country. Mere tall claims do achieve nothing.
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