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U.S. Space Force Commercial Space Office Considering ‘Automated Network Orchestration’

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U.S. Space Force Commercial Space Office Considering ‘Automated Network Orchestration’

U.S. Space Force's Space Systems Command's Commercial Satellite Communications (SATCOM) Office (CSCO)--a part of the Commercial Space Office in Chantilly, Va., under the leadership of Col. Richard Kniseley--is contemplating "automated network orchestration" to knit together different SATCOM systems. The CSCO "is evaluating the feasibility and options of approaches that can provide automated network orchestration of multiple SATCOM networks in order to provide reliable, resilient and affordable SATCOM to mission partners across DoD," according to a Friday request for information business…

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