The prestigious 3 day ITEC Conference will cover a comprehensive array of subjects including training solutions, systems, methodologies and procurement. |
Air Operations TrainingTheme Manager: Paul Bross, Senior Consultant, P Bross Enterprises, Germany
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Coalition and Combined TrainingTheme Manager: Major Ulf Jinnestrand, Director of Staff, Swedish Armed Forces HQPre-deployment training is a significant requirement to ensure mission success for coalition forces. This theme will not only highlight the challenges encountered but also address real |
Counter Improvised Explosive Device TrainingTheme Manager: Dr David Swift,
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Cyber DefenceTheme Manager: Paul Newman
As digitised command and control systems and NEC become increasingly important in the contemporary operational environment. The defence of those systems is becoming more important both at home and when deployed. |
Bringing M&S to the BattlefieldTheme Manager: Wim Huiskamp, Project Manager, Simulators, TNO FEL The Netherlands
Mission planning is becoming a complex and multifaceted challenge given the change in nature of contemporary operations. We have seen a shift from ‘kinetic’ to a more ‘comprehensive’ approach. This session will be addressing the use of M&S as a supporting tool in the long term mission planning process and will include Live, Virtual, and Constructive training, as well as in support of Mission Planning and Rehearsal. |
Developing a Collective Training Needs Analysis Methodology - The Cranfield SolutionTheme Manager: John Huddlestone, Cranfield University UK
Thursday 20 May 2010 - 0930 to 1100 View details for Session: Developing a Collective Training Needs Analysis Methodology - The Cranfield Solution Focus: Education and Human Factors |
Environment Representation and ModellingTheme Manager: Gilbert Castaner, Technical Director, Sogitec Industries
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Evaluation in the RoundTheme Manager: Al Thomas, Curriculum Development Programme Manager, Ascent Flight Training, UK
These two sessions will focus on ‘Evaluation in the Round, but concentrate on:
Thursday 20 May 2010 - 1130 to 1300 and 1400 to 1530 View details for: Session 1: Evaluation in the Round - Return on Investment Focus: Commercial Session 2: Evaluation in the Round - After Action Review and the 'Big Picture' Focus: Simulation Technology and Commercial |
Future Challenges in Training / Next generation WarfighterTheme Manager: Anne O’Reilly, Managing Director, Mabway Ltd
Recent world economic events have constrained military budgets beyond even the most pessimistic forecast. In this environment, training is often the area that suffers from lack of investment; yet, as operational challenges increase, effective training is more important than ever. These sessions will feature panel discussions on the challenges and potential solutions. |
Getting More For Less’ – Exploiting Human FactorsTheme Managers: Col (ret) Chris Caswell, British Army Recruiting SE and Prof Karen Carr, Director, Centre for Human Systems, Cranfield University (Defence Academy), UKMore training effectiveness for less risk, time and cost: this is what human factors done well can offer. This theme explores how human sciences can be applied to achieve this. Featuring a panel led discussion of the issues for leveraging real benefit from human factors, in particular the need to collaborate and share data, models and practice. |
Modelling Cities in the Virtual World EnvironmentTheme Manager: Hervé Rochard, Head of Advanced Studies,
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Military Transformation and its Inherent ChallengesTheme Manager - Harry Thompson, Vice President for Program Management, International Programs Business Manager, Alion Science and Technology, United StatesThis session will overview how to implement transformation in large scale training programmes through a shared knowledge environment and will explore the impact on the military transformation process through the insertion of new technology. |
M&S Other Than TrainingTheme Manager: Jerry Stahl, Chemring North America Inc. USA
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Simulation and Training for Medical and Casualty HandlingTheme Manager: David Rees, Senior Vice President Operations, SAIC
This theme addresses innovations in the simulation of, and training for, triage and treatment of medical trauma. The use of virtual environments, medical mannequins and live role players will be discussed along with the implication of integrating such tools into the wider training and readiness environment.
Thursday 20 May 2010 - 0930 to 1100 and 1130 to 1300 View details for Session: Simulation and Training for Medical and Casualty Handling Focus: Simulation Technology and Medical |
Training the Generation SpectrumTheme Manager: David Rees, SAIC USANEW for 2010 This session will look at:
Tuesday 18 May 2010 - 1330 to 1515 View details for Session: Training the Generation Spectrum Focus: Education and Human Factors |
Training and Simulation for Civic EmergenciesTheme Manager: Anne O'Reilly, Mabway, UK
0930 - Training and Simulation for Civic Emergencies
View details for Special Events scheduled on Wednesday 19 May 2010 |
Training Maintainers Through LifeTheme Manager: Ulrich Fligge, Manager Training Systems and Training Technologies, EADS Deutschland GmbH GermanyThis session will be looking at technologies and techniques involved in the training and support of maintainers throughout their career, in house and on-the-job including:
Thursday 20 May 2010 - 0930 to 1300 and 1400 to 1530 |
Training In The Live Environment – Advances in Live trainingTeam Manager - Anders Jonzon, Manager, Comms & PR, Saab Training Systems, SwedenIn order to better prepare the individual soldier for new challenges, training regimes have evolved significantly in the last decade. An increased emphasis on live training, coupled with integration of advanced technologies, provides far greater scope for soldiers to be prepared for the unexpected. |