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L3’s Commitment To An Integrated Company Already Being Demonstrated, Stackley Says

L3’s Commitment To An Integrated Company Already Being Demonstrated, Stackley Says
Sean Stackley, president of L3Harris Technologies' Integrated Mission Systems segment. Photo: U.S. Navy.

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.—A commitment by L3 Technologies [LLL] Chief Chris Kubasik when he took over leadership of the company nearly 18 months ago to begin to truly integrate its dozens of disparate and independent business units and better align them and their efforts with customer needs is paying off, a senior L3 official said on Tuesday. Kubasik said then that his goal for L3 was to become a non-traditional sixth prime contractor to the Defense Department that provides innovative, agile…

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