Czechs put to the SWORD
The University of Defence in Brno, Czech Republic, has selected MASA to supply its AI-based SWORD constructive training software for operational research purposes in the areas of war-gaming, analysis and experimentation.
This year has been a particularly fruitful one for the Paris-based MASA contracts previously signed in Spain and Finland.
According to MASA, this was a competitive procurement and followed evaluation of ‘several companies’ solutions.
The system is now in service in Brno following customization of the baseline product to meet the University of Defence’s requirements and to match Czech military operational doctrine.
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