Blueforce Advanced Mobile Solutions
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Tactical Collaboration Mobile software that facilitates rapid formation of teams, collaboration, sensor sharing, and life safety amongst last tactical mile teams.
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Infrastructure Protection Mobile software for the prevention, detection, and mitigation of critical infrastructure disruptions due to natural or man-made events.
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Emergency Management Emergency Wireless interoperable capabilities for tactical collaboration and situational awareness for all-hazards emergencies and disasters.
Information Mobility White Paper
| Some would consider it a luxury to have the security challenges of our parent’s generation. It was a time of known adversaries, “battle fronts”, and nation-state actors. The 20th century “mass and maneuver” platform-centric model of our parent’s day has been replaced with an asymmetric threat model where a network‐centric concept of operations must be adopted because chaos and non‐predictiveness has replaced past eras of order; where today’s coalition or inter‐agency workgroup presents a different membership tomorrow. Operational approaches require the complete and total embrace of tactics and technology that address the ultimate in complex adaptive systems where we operate and interoperate in denied, dysfunctional, and disparate last tactical mile environments. Read the Information Mobility White Paper |  |
Latest News
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Blueforce Coverage on Peggy Smedley ConnectedWorld Radio Show Click through to hear the interview courtesy of The Peggy Smedley Show, hosted by Peggy Smedley and broadcast on wsRadio.com. -
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Blueforce Coverage in SpecOps Technology Magazine Verizon is also heavily promoting its partnership with Salem, Mass.-based Blueforce Development Corp., which provides the Blueforce Tactical (BTAC) secure information sharing and sensor normalization software for smartphones and PDAs. -
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Dr. John M. Poindexter Joins the Blueforce Board of Advisors Blueforce Development Corporation is announcing the creation of a formalized Advisory Board and the board’s first member, Dr. John M. Poindexter.