BAE Systems expands GXP business in India
11 Jun 2011
BAE Systems has expanded its Geospatial eXploitation Products (GXP) business to support escalating customer requirements for image analysis, data management and geospatial production tools throughout India. It has now appointed Lt Col (retd) Rajnish Bhatia as the GXP regional sales manager of the BAE Systems India office.
Bhatia's appointment extends BAE Systems' commitment to internationally promote its technically advanced geospatial-intelligence software, including SOCET GXP, GXP Xplorer and SOCET SET.
He will work closely with Rob Lacey, director of sales for the Asia, Australia and Pacific-Rim (APAC) region.
Bhatia joins the GXP team after 23 years with the Indian Army and more than 15 years working in GIS, remote sensing, photogrammetry and geographical surveying. His most recent appointment was long-term planning, developing policy and monitoring high-tech information systems projects for the Indian Army, directorate general of information systems in New Delhi.
BAE Systems delivers mapping products that automate many of the arduous processes associated with gathering and analysing data.
