ITEC 2017: ETSA TASIG tie-up
The European Training and Simulation Association (ETSA) and the ADS Training and Simulation Interest Group (TASIG) have signed a cooperation agreement that is designed to 'provide a cohesive approach to promoting global training and simulation (T&S) opportunities and initiatives which are of interest to UK companies'.
In addition, the new cooperation agreement, 'will seek to build member capabilities in the T&S domain, benefiting UK industry and government'.
ADS is the trade organisation for companies in the UK aerospace, defence, security and space sectors. Membership currently stands at 1,000 UK registered businesses.
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