Jan - Digital Twins to Ensure FVL MFOP Requirements and Soldier Readiness
Example webinar from Defence iQ's Digital Transformation in Defence Webinar Series
Webinar available for free on demand. This hour-long session originally took place in January and examined the application of Digital Twins to Future Vertical Lift (FVL). Sign up to the full Digital Transformation in Defence series.
Defence iQ’s 2021 Webinar Series is designed to take the defence community on a virtual digital transformation and disruptive technology journey.
This hour-long session originally took place in January and examined the application of Digital Twins to Future Vertical Lift (FVL). The Digital Twin concept is likely to be an important factor in future contracts for the Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) / Vehicle Health Monitoring System (VHMS) for FVL platforms.
We are making this session available here for free so you can gain an understanding of the format and style of the Digital Transformation in Defence series; easy conversation on challenging topics that provide insight into specific uses for digital technologies.
Access to the full 24-Part year long Digital Transformation Series is available for free to all military and government personnel. Participation for industry is available on a subscription basis. An Enterprise License allowing unlimited access to all members of your organisation is also available.
There is now a global competition underway: the winners will be those able to think creatively, invest thoughtfully, and act decisively to build a new competitive edge faster, better and more affordably than their adversaries. The losers will cling to the embers of failing 20th Century models.
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Host:
Alexander Stephenson
Editor & Deputy Divisional Director
Defence IQ
Alexander Stephenson is the Editor of the Defence iQ website and the Deputy Divisional Director of the Defence iQ conference business.
He graduated with Distinction from The Department of War Studies at King's College London with an MA in Terrorism, Security and Society and joined Defence IQ shortly after in March 2012.
Prior to taking over Editorial control of Defence iQ he was responsible for Defence iQ’s larger platform-centric conferences, such as International Armoured Vehicles and the International Fighter Conference. He has also established relationships and worked closely with military organisations around the world who have formally co-hosted conference with Defence iQ.
