‘Lockheed leading a transformation of the industry’
Lockheed Martin Corporation is leading a “transformation of the industry”, said Stephanie Hill, executive vice president of rotary and mission systems (RMS) at the company.
Speaking at the Farnborough International…
Lockheed Martin Corporation is leading a “transformation of the industry”, said Stephanie Hill, executive vice president of rotary and mission systems (RMS) at the company.
Speaking at the Farnborough International Airshow in July, Hill said: “There have been times in my career where I have said, ‘wow, I get to make a huge difference here. My team and I get to make a huge difference’.
“When you think about our industry, and you think about how our customers are requiring us and need us – we see what’s happening in the world right now – to deliver them eye-watering capabilities, more innovatively than we ever have before, faster than we ever have before, and with the same or better quality than we ever have before.
“Their needs are changing so very quickly that in order for us in industry to do this and help our nations maintain their competitive advantage, we have to be transformational.
“Right now what we’re doing with Lockheed Martin is we’re leading a transformation of our company, [and] we hope of the industry; we call it 21st century security.”
Global workforce
RMS is a $16 billion enterprise employing 35,000 people across the globe, with approximately 10 per cent in Australia, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland, United Kingdom and other countries.
The RMS solution-portfolio delivers operationally and economically effective solutions across multiple warfighting domains.
It features more than 1,000 programmes, including helicopters, integrated air and missile defence, littoral warfare, undersea warfare, radar, electronic warfare and cyber solutions.
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