Harris reorganizes after Exelis buy

After acquiring competitor Exelis, Harris Corp. is reorganizing its corporate structure.

As of fiscal year 2016, the company will be partitioned into four divisions:

• Communication systems, including tactical and airborne radios, night vision devices, and defense networks.

• Critical networks, including air traffic management, energy and maritime communications, and network operations.

• Electronic systems, including C4I and electronic warfare.

• Space and intelligence systems, including intelligence systems, space protection, and ground processing.

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