Joint Forces Simulation & Training
2nd to 3rd February 2015
Holiday Inn Bloomsbury, Coram Street, London, WC1N 1HT, United Kingdom
Website: http://atnd.it/16055-0
Organized by: SMI Group Ltd
OVERVIEW:
As defense budgets are squeezed and the nature of modern war fighting changes, military projects and procurement are increasingly focusing on the unification of air, land, maritime and special operations forces. As a result, a more holistic approach is being taken in the way training capabilities are delivered.
Countries are embracing the need to develop training tools and simulators that enable the forces to react quickly to any situation. In fact, the value of global military simulation and virtual training programs is expected reach a value of US$12.6 billion by 2024.
Returning for its sixth year and following on from the major success of previous events, SMI are proud to present the 6th annual Joint Forces Simulation & Training Conference, 2nd – 3rd February, 2015, London.
As militaries focus on collectively implementing innovative simulation and virtual training systems that are both cost effective and successful in the delivery of training, this conference is a must attend event. Join us and be part of a major networking experience showcasing in depth discussions on joint forces training initiatives, plus a spotlight on current training tools which allow the development of strategic alliances and knowledge transfer, such as computer games and smart devices.
Key topics include:
- Assessing how NATO Defence College is effectively extending simulative techniques throughout the alliance
- Implementing computer games as a ‘serious tool’ to keep military trainees motivated during training
- Meeting the challenge of providing operationally relevant and affordable training
- An assessment of the Connected Forces initiative
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
This two day networking event will invite in depth discussion on the key drivers impacting joint forces training. Join use and gain in depth knowledge of the integrated training plans of key militaries from around the world.
- Learn about the approaches taken by national and international forces to ensure cohesive training
- Understand the importance of developing an integrated approach that works
- Hear cutting edge presentations from key decision makers involved in training and simulation from across the globe
- Network with your peers and build lasting relationships
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Andy Eccleston
SO1 Equipment Capability, Joint Air Land Organisation (JALO)
Joint Forces Command, Royal Air Force, High Wycombe
Captain Meelis Soukand
Teacher of Modeling and Simulation Systems
Estonian Defence Forces, Estonian National Defence College/ Simulation center
Colonel Andrew Kennedy
Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3
Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center
Colonel Andrew Cuthbert
Commander British Military Advisory Training Team (Czech Republic)
BMATT (CZ) (Vyskov)
Recep Unal
Commander, Air Training
Turkish Air Force
Roar Wold
Head of Educational Support and Sims
Norwegian Army Military Academy, Norwegian Army
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
JBTSE Project Managers
JBTSE Commercial Managers
Joint Staff
PEOs Training
Training Project Managers
Business Development Managers for Training Solution Providers
Scientific Defence Advisors
Researchers
Test and Evaluation Officers
Simulation Project Managers
Modelling and Simulation Analysts
Simulation Development Officers
Simulation Engineers
Defence Advisors
Technical Analysts
Simulator Standards Instructors
Scientific Defence Analysts
Product Development Managers
Project Support Executives
Senior Systems Engineers
Technical Integration Managers
Mission Planning Officers
Flight Test Engineers
Operations Managers
Capability Managers
CONTACT DETAILS:
SMI UK Office
Opening Hours: 9.00 – 17.30 (local time)
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7827 6000
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7827 6001
Websites:
http://www.smi-online.co.uk
http://www.smi-online.co.uk/defence/uk/conference/joint-forces-simulation-training
Email: events@smi-online.co.uk
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