By Ann Roosevelt General Dynamics' [GD] C4 Systems today opens its sixth and largest EDGE facility, the Vehicle C4ISR Innovation Center, in Taunton, Mass., to bring government opportunities to pick and choose a solution best suited to its needs. "We are about improving the complete user experience inside the vehicle," Mike Polaneczky, senior C4ISR Systems Architect with General Dynamics C4 Systems, said in an interview with Defense Daily. "It's not about a radio, it's not about an intercom, it's not…
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