From 10 to 13 September London hosted the latest Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI). Attracting a turnout this year of 1600 exhibitors and 35,000 visitors from all around the world, DSEI is one of Europe's most important defense and security events and a worldwide benchmark.

GMV showcased its command and control and JISR (Joint, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) solutions. This activity is part and parcel of Spain's participation in NATO's JISR initiative, where GMV is collaborating not only with diverse NATO organizations but also MoDs of NATO member countries from both sides of the Atlantic, offering its inhouse Mobile ISTAR Operating system (called SEISMO after its Spanish initials: Sistema de Explotación ISTAR Móvil), CSD (Coalition Shared Database), ATENEA (IRM&CM Tool) and COLLECTOR (ISR sensor simulator), which pools information from many different sources in different formats to provide intelligence analysts with the necessary tools for exchanging ISR information.

In early 2019 the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) awarded GMV a contract for developing the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance resource storage and dissemination system. The project, called Coalition Shared Data (CSD) Services Enduring Solution, will be phased in in two stages: a provisional system provided by NATO, followed by an enduring system provided by GMV under this contract.

The company's stand also displayed other groundbreaking defense and security solutions, such as the ISNAV system, which supplies navigation and timing data for the 8X8 DRAGON vehicle and the shot detector subsystem, the ruggedized and miniaturized LGB10/LGB11 mission computers and the results of the MARISA project (Maritime Integrated Surveillance Awareness).

In the simulation area GMV presented the WESCAM camera training simulator, developed for L3 Harris.

During the event GMV was visited by leading figures and authorities such as General Luis Manuel López (DGAM/REINT/OFICAEX), accompanied by Ship Captain José María Romero, General Fernando García y García de las Hijas (Procurement Manager of the Army's Logistics Support Command) and the delegation from the International Defense and Security Fair (Feria Internacional de Defensa y Seguridad: FEINDEF), among others. Others who dropped into GMV's stand included various international delegations like EUMS, UK, Australia, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and South Korea.

London's Defence and Security Equipment International is a meeting point where participants can swap notes, debate trends of the security and defense equipment sector and forge commercial links to foster future growth.