What is the Preliminary Agenda?

The ITEC 2027 Preliminary Agenda provides an overview of not only the technical sessions but also the challenge and operator-led discussions which will take place in London, focusing on the evolving requirements and innovations shaping the way we train to deliver superior defence capabilities.

NEW for this year:

Core Pillars; Outpacing autonomous and uncrewed threats, Connected by design, Capability at pace, Human Advantage and cognitive edge

Roundtables; ITEC will host a series of roundtables on stage. Each roundtable brings together a small group of participants to work through a defined problem and identify practical next steps. Registering interest does not guarantee a seat. Places are limited and participants are selected to give each table a balanced mix of perspectives. We will contact those selected ahead of the event. 

 

 

ITEC 2027 Preliminary Agenda

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  1. New Horizons Keynote Theatre
  1. New Horizons Keynote Theatre
  2. Human Performance Theatre
  3. Adaptive Edge Theatre
  1. Human Performance Theatre
    • The Human advantage and cognitive edge
    Military forces need people and organizations that can exercise sound judgement and adapt as threats change. Training completion and isolated performance results provide only part of the picture: they … Read More
  2. Adaptive Edge Theatre
  1. Human Performance Theatre
    • The Human advantage and cognitive edge
    Future military operations will place personnel in environments characterised by uncertainty, limited resources, contested information, extended timelines, and rapidly changing conditions. In these en … Read More
  2. Adaptive Edge Theatre
    • Capability at pace
    When missions, threats, equipment, techniques, and tactics change faster than curricula, training organizations need to assess what their people know and can do, quickly and citing evidence. This requ … Read More
  3. New Horizons Keynote Theatre
    • Capability at pace
    The pace of technological and tactical change surrounding military operations may represent a revolution in military affairs, or it may not. The more important challenge is that we cannot know with co … Read More
  1. Adaptive Edge Theatre
    • Connected by design
    Modern collective training increasingly depends on an ecosystem of interconnected systems rather than a single simulation or training application. Live, virtual and constructive simulation, Command an … Read More
  2. New Horizons Keynote Theatre
    • The Human advantage and cognitive edge
    As military organisations confront increasingly complex and rapidly evolving threats, the decisive advantage may no longer be platform superiority alone, but the ability to generate operational compet … Read More
  3. Human Performance Theatre
    • The Human advantage and cognitive edge
    Some skills are used only when the incident is already serious: specialist emergency response, and the equivalent niche skills in defence — hazardous-material and pollution response, harbour and litto … Read More
  1. New Horizons Keynote Theatre
    • Capability at pace
    Threats now evolve faster than the training pipelines designed to counter them. New sensors, weapons and countermeasures reach the front line on compressed timelines, yet the people who must operate a … Read More
  2. Human Performance Theatre
    • Capability at pace
    Reason for Writing: Training methods remain rooted in a model designed decades ago. We need a system that can quickly adapt to the incoming requirement. This is where ‘Learning in the Flow of Work’ ne … Read More
  3. Adaptive Edge Theatre
    • Connected by design
    Live, Virtual, and Constructive (LVC) simulation within Multi-Domain Operations (MDO) demands unprecedented levels of interoperability. With the expanding integration of space assets and an increasing … Read More
  1. New Horizons Keynote Theatre
    • Capability at pace
    Modern air forces and joint coalition partners face an urgent requirement to deliver high-fidelity flight simulation at the Point-of-Need (PoN) in forward-deployed environments, directly aligning with … Read More
  2. Adaptive Edge Theatre
    • Connected by design
    Military simulation has long used HLA to connect simulators for training exercises that are episodic. People rehearse a scenario, then step away, and some of what they learn fades over time, and train … Read More
  3. Human Performance Theatre
    • The Human advantage and cognitive edge
    Anyone can build a simulator today. Game engines, synthetic terrain and AI tooling are available to any competent team. What remains hard, and where much synthetic training quietly fails, is making a … Read More
  1. New Horizons Keynote Theatre
    • Connected by design
    Digital engineering is increasingly shaping how defence organisations design, integrate, test, and sustain complex capabilities, yet its connection to the training and simulation enterprise remains un … Read More