CAE invests in digital transformation
CAE has announced a CAD $1 billion programme to digitally transform its training technologies.
Under Project Digital Intelligence, the company will develop next generation training solutions for defence and security, as well as aviation and healthcare, in partnership with the government of Canada and the government of Québec.
The company aims to keep defence forces mission ready, reduce aviation’s environmental footprint and address the worldwide demand for aircrew.
Project Digital Intelligence will transform CAE’s products and services to leverage digital technologies, ranging from big data to artificial intelligence, cloud-computing, cybersecurity and augmented/virtual reality. CAE will develop its next-generation training technologies while making use of its extensive training network and data ecosystem.
The project includes three major activity areas: advanced digital technology development, digital transformation of the training and user experience, as well as CAE innovation and collaboration facilities.
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