GMCstream is an American Silicon Valley print and e-media publication that tracks the trends, drivers, and technologies that fuel the Aerospace and Defense communication sectors. Established in 2013 as a technology-driven on-line publishing organization that researches, analyzes, and highlights IP Network communication problems and solutions that affect Global National Security. Prior to 2013, the
GMCstream evolved from a twenty-year Asia Pacific consultancy (TransGlobalNet.com) that focused on information technology, strategic positioning, innovation launch management, intellectual property, non-market strategies, global technology transfer negotiations, organization theory, entrepreneurship, and information technology (IT) direction. GMCStream is an information portal designed to bring breaking information regarding satellite communication and technology information to people in the industry, including government officials and industry contractors. News and information will be posted to the GMCStream website and via email to the installed base of GMC Stream users and social media platforms including LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook. Information will also be published in a quarterly magazine, flyers and newsletters. The founder and editor of GMCstream, Richard Theodor Kusiolek, was an early visionary of space related technologies in Northern California’s Silicon Valley architecting “Digital Battlefields” and the “High Tech Multimedia City”. Kusiolek is Chairman and President of TransGlobalNet (Group) LLC. a Global Management Consultancy, specializing in Strategic Technical Marketing Management. Professor Kusiolek, an adjunct professor with the (SanJose/Hayward/SanFrancisco State University) and University of Phoenix. Kusiolek served as a Technical writer for RCR digital magazine, Via Satellite Magazine, UK Satellite Evolution, and APSCC Magazine. Professor Kusiolek served as the Senior Management Consultant for India’s Metamor Corporation, China’s Huawei Technologies, China’s National Aerospace/Aviation Base, Beijing’s Satellite Conferences, General Manager/Director for China’s We-Software Corporation, and Senior Advisor for the High Technology Zones of Tangshan and Xian China.
