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COVID spurs need for digital training delivery

26th November 2020 - 14:00 GMT | by Trevor Nash in Holsworthy

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The COVID-19 pandemic has concentrated minds on how modern technologies can be used to deliver essential military training

Although digital transformation has been a theme espoused by many simulation and training professionals for decade or more, attention is being refocused on how modern technologies can change how people assimilate knowledge.

In the US, the SAIC Training and Mission Solutions (TMS) business has three examples of how this approach is being used to deliver training. All will feature at this year’s vI/ITSEC: in-SITE (SAIC Integrated Training Edge), Pilot Training Next (PTN) and MI Gym.

‘The market is ripe for these technologies,’ Bob Kleinhample, VP TMS told Shephard. ‘There is a growing demand for digital learning and virtual instructor-led

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