I/ITSEC 2015: Boeing commits to partnering to boost T&S revenues

2nd December 2015 - 14:39 GMT | by Trevor Nash in Orlando

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The utilisation of new technology and ensuring closer interaction with partners will be key to increasing Boeing Training Systems and Government Services' share in the training and simulation marketplace, according to business unit VP Tim Noonan.

‘We must make simulation more affordable by utilising blended learning and integrated live, virtual and constructive training (I-LVC) technologies, and listening more closely to the challenges faced by our customers,’ Noonan told Shephard in Orlando.

‘We must also reach out to our partners – great partners such as FlightSafety International (FSI), JVC and CAE – to enable us to develop innovative solutions that address

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