While traditional training methods have remained mostly unchanged, training needs continue to grow in complexity. Currently, training methods are simply not meeting the needs of military agencies. As such, the Department of Defense (DoD)
Following I/ITSEC 2018, Modern Military Training caught up with Jeanette Ling, Principal Software Engineer in the Visual Systems group of Collins Aerospace, to discuss her whitepaper Understanding Cloud-Based Visual System Architectures (winner of the
In April, MODSIM World 2019 will bring together attendees in the modeling and simulation (M&S) industry to focus on the impact of digital transformation. From AI and data analytics to new technologies that enable
“Disruption” is a buzzword that is often used in industries that depend on cutting-edge technology to move the needle and push everything forward, the defense industry being one such industry. But what does disruption
{Editor’s note: This article is authored by Scott Kozak, Executive Director of Military Business Development, NeuroTracker. In this piece, Kozak focused on the need to develop and train more pilots in the military. Modern
Ensuring the warfighter is prepared for the battlefield and can successfully fight against today’s threats and adversaries of the future, is a challenge that is felt by military leaders across the globe and will
Is today’s approach to land forces training ready for a refresh? The move towards multi-and-cross-domain operations requires a different approach to the pure ground combat of the traditional battlefield. So how do we prepare
As we close the door on 2018 and look to the future of military training and simulation in 2019, the editors of Modern Military Training are highlighting conversations that we’ve had with experts on
In November, the editors of Modern Military Training were on the show floor at IITSEC talking with industry leaders about the latest trends in training and simulations. The show has seen many changes over
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