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London - Avisa's relaunch partiesTo celebrate its transformation into Forward Global, Avisa Partners has planned a party at Andia restaurant

The U.S. Air Force has selected the company to develop and test SiAW, the new advanced, high-speed, air-to-ground weapon for anti-access/area denial environments. The U.S. Air Force has awarded Northrop Grumman an approximately $705 million [...]

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The Boeing F-15EX  is not the only option on the table to address Poland’s potential air superiority requirement. In fact, Eurofighter has also been in talks with Warsaw for some time, offering the Typhoon to [...]

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Police and intelligence services in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and even Russia have for the past year been working on

Police and intelligence services in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and even Russia have for the past year been working on

Although SEO is often implied to be a ‘dark art’, it’s really just a matter of understanding the way the search engines work and how they rank the sites in their index.

The search engine optimisation consultants KINGS have developed their understanding through years of development, research and direct experience. We understand, then, just how much time is needed to read, learn and test different SEO techniques.

If you’re interested in optimising your own site or delegating the SEO work to your staff, individual SEO training sessions could help you skip your own lengthy research process.

We will put together tailored SEO training sessions focussing on your site and what you can do to help it rank better. If you need help with link building, we’ll share some methodology and how it can be applied to your site. If you’re unsure which keywords to target, we’ll sit and go through the possibilities with you. Perhaps you’ve decided on your keywords, you’ve got the content, but your site just isn’t being indexed. We’ll go through your site with you and find out why, and what can be done to fix it.

Sometimes businesses prefer to keep their social media activity in-house.  If you plan to make social media a long-term strategy then it is in your interest to have staff trained in current social media developments.

Our training course intends to get our clients to a stage where they can develop their own social media strategies, create ideas to inspire customers and to be aware of the avenues available to promote content.

In such a fast-moving industry it’s difficult for companies to decide where to start.  If you choose KINGS for your social media training then you will be getting advice from an agency that is constantly involved in the latest social media trends.  As a result, your company will be up to date with the most recent information and best practices.  Being small and dynamic means we can stay on top of the latest developments, and we pass that expertise onto our clients.  Get in touch and find out exactly what we can do for you.

Google Analytics produces very valuable data, but in its raw format, it is of little use to anyone. Understanding what the data means is crucial for the benefit of your business.

By understanding conversion rates, which traffic converts, bounce rates, traffic sources, average time spent on the site, click-through rate and many other factors, you can make subtle changes to your website that can seriously increase conversions.

At KINGS we’re all Google Analytics Qualified Engineers and can train you and your staff in everything Google Analytics has to offer. Following the training you’ll be skilled in putting the data you extract from Analytics to work for your business, constantly refining your site into a finely tuned operation.

Contact us for more information on Google Analytics training by Kings

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Americas BAE Systems won a $23.5 million deal for logistics engineering and integration support services for Trident II Strategic Weapon System and the Submarine Submersible Guided Missile Attack Weapon System. This contract award also benefits a foreign military sale to the United Kingdom. Work will be performed in Kings Bay, Georgia; Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania; Rockville, Maryland; […]

Members of the 801st Separate Detachment of Combat Swimmers, part of the 73rd Naval Centre of Special Operations commanded by Captain Sergey Sundukov are currently training with the British Special Boat Service (SBS), one of its most secretive special forces

Retired Air Vice Marshal Philip Osborn, who headed Britain's Defence Intelligence (DI) service in 2015-2018, is joining the advisory board

When the Taiwanese opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party's candidate in next January's presidential elections Hou Yu-ih visited the United States this

Like many cyber-intelligence firms drawn to Singapore's business opportunities, the Canadian geolocation specialist Octasic is on the look-out for contracts

Bernard Roux is poised to move across from his position as Thales's CEO in Abu Dhabi very soon to replace

Airbus Group is hoping to resume trade talks with the United Arab Emirates's military technology transfer agency Tawazun over the

The Paris Administrative Court of Appeal inflicted a major defeat on the DGSE, France's external intelligence service, on 15 September,

U.S. Air Force Hits The mark In Savannah, Georgia, At William Tell 2023 Air to Air Weapons Meet. William Tell, the U.S Air Force’s legendary fighter competition has returned after a nineteen-year pause, testing the [...]

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NATO will adopt the Sensing for Asset Protection with Integrated Electronic Networked Technology (SAPIENT) protocol developed by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) as a...

In seeking to create viable personnel (PR) recovery capability in Europe, the European Defence Agency supported Joint Personnel Recovery Staff Course (JPRSC) recently concluded its 29th edition. Hosted from September 5 - 15 at Germany's Air Operations Command, this course provided significant elements for the process to enhance Europe's (PR) capabilities for the participants from six Member States. 

The course was attended by experts from Hungary, the Netherlands, Sweden, Romania, Ireland, and Germany. Throughout the training event, a challenging combined and joint learning environment was created to qualify the 15 students to organise the rescue of personnel in distress according to NATO and EU standards. In line with the primary objective of the course - to provide staff members with the knowledge, skills and expertise required to effectively assist their commanders in PR-related matters - all relevant aspects of Planning and Execution were covered, in addition to promoting interoperability amongst the forces.  

Empowering the Vanguard of Personnel Recovery

The JPRSC places a significant emphasis on training personnel earmarked for an employment in JPR C2 nodes such as: Tactical Operation Centres (TOCs), Personnel Recovery Coordination Cells (PRCCs) and Joint Personnel Recovery Centres (JPRCs). By doing so, it provides the participating European nations with a robust pool of proficient personnel that can execute PR operations with seamless precision as a precursor for the establishment of support structures in future operations. 

The next and 30th edition of the JPRSC is already under development and will be organised and hosted by Sweden from 28 November to 8 December. With PR already identified as an operational shortfall in many Member States, the JPRSC provides a unique benefit to enhance European PR capabilities by enhancing interoperability through training standardisation in a cost-effective way by pooling and sharing Member States’ available PR resources.

EDA’s wider role 

EDA supports all EU Member States in improving their defence capabilities through European cooperation. Acting as an enabler and facilitator for Ministries of Defence willing to engage in collaborative capability projects, the Agency has become the hub for European defence cooperation with expertise and networks spanning the whole spectrum of defence capabilities. 

Member States use EDA as an intergovernmental expert platform where their collaborative projects are supported, facilitated, and implemented. For more details, please see here. 

 

Earlier last week on 18 September, the French defence minister Sébastien Lecornu and the head of France's external intelligence agency, the DGSE, Bernard Emie, appeared before the parliamentary intelligence delegation (DPR - Délégation parlementaire au renseignement) to be heard on

US/Belarus - Belarusian opposition in talks with secure online voting platform VoatzThe former senior civil servant and exiled opponent to

Referred to the magistrates court in early September for his dealings with luxury giant LVMH, Bernard Squarcini, the former head