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UK adopts sequential approach to army digital transformation

30th April 2021 - 14:00 GMT | by Noemi Distefano

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The digitisation of the British Army is one of the main objectives of the UK’s Integrated Review, which sets out a vision for the country role in the world over the next decade.

In a webinar hosted by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) on 27 April, two British Army officers leading the service’s digital transformation programme outlined the building blocks of this endeavour.

Project THEIA is the programme at the heart of the transformation. It aims to exploit digitised information and cutting-edge technologies to improve the operational effectiveness of all army functions.

Brig Stefan Crossfield, the army’s Chief Data Officer and Programme Director of Army Digital Transformation said:

‘We have a mandate through the Integrated Review, that's given us the direction of travel. And THEIA is a big part of that

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