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Logistics Officer Association Symposium

Systecon North America looks forward to engaging with Air Force sustainment leaders at the Logistics Officer Association (LOA) W.I.S.E. Warfighter Series in Las Vegas, NV . Today’s readiness environment demands speed, clarity, and resilience in every operational decision. We support commanders and program leaders with defensible, data-backed insight that answers the hard questions: Can we fly? For how long? With what risk and at what cost? We look forward to discussing how modeling and simulation deliver real operational resilience across distributed operations and constrained sustainment environments.

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Event info
Date 11 - 12 August 2026
Location Las Vegas, NV
Venue The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort

Why Meet with Systecon North America at LOA?

Today’s readiness environment demands more.

Air Force leaders are expected to generate combat power faster, operate from distributed locations, manage constrained resources, and sustain mission capability in increasingly complex environments. The pressure is constant... and the margin for error is small.

Every sustainment decision carries operational consequences.

... Can we generate sorties at the required tempo?
... How long can we sustain operations?
... Where is risk accumulating?
... What is the long-term cost impact of today’s decisions?

Systecon North America helps answer these questions with clarity and confidence.

Through advanced modeling, simulation, and optimization, we quantify the tradeoffs behind availability, spare parts posture, repair throughput, and distributed basing concepts such as Agile Combat Employment. Our work supports Air Mobility Command fleet capacity planning and Air Force Materiel Command spare parts strategy, delivering measurable improvements in mission capability and operational resilience.

Panel Hosted by Kevin Sampels, SVP, Systecon North America

“Logistics Without Borders: How NATO Allied Air Command Prepares, Presents and Executes Logistics Across the European Theater” on August 12th, 2026

This panel will provide insight into how NATO synchronizes logistics across multiple sovereign nations to generate and sustain combat airpower. Discussion will likely examine multinational planning, interoperability, movement coordination, authorities, and lessons that U.S. logisticians can apply to future large-scale, contested operations.

White papers:

Improving operational effectiveness for US Air Force F-15E

Empowering Mission Readiness: Enhance Preparedness with Systecon's Opus Suite Predictive Logistics

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