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The Orsini Way, a communication-focused training company has launched its interactive personal workshop that helps medical professionals learn how to communicate and build trusting relationships with patients is now available in a virtual version. 11 August 2020
The world of flight testing, both military and civil, is one which is somewhat set apart from the more mainstream aviation disciplines, yet it is one without which those engaged in the latter would have nothing to fly. 11 August 2020
AFWERX, a US Air Force program, has selected FlightSmart, FlightSafety International’s integrated pilot performance evaluation and training tool, to participate in the Accelerating Pilots to Combat-Ready Aviators Challenge 2020. 11 August 2020
CAE has appointed Daniel Gelston as Group President, Defence & Security, effective August 24, 2020. 11 August 2020
MetaVR’s Virtual Reality Scene Generator forms part of a new Piper Malibu M350 flight simulator delivered to the FAA’s Civil Aerospace Medical Institute by ZedaSoft. 11 August 2020
Varjo has received a MegaGrant by Epic Games to further develop its mixed reality support for Unreal Engine. 10 August 2020
The requirements and procedures for operations in the North Atlantic High Level Airspace continually evolve, changing as new technology allows for further reduction in aircraft separation and improved communication and surveillance capabilities. 10 August 2020
MS&T Editor Andy Fawkes considers the implications of the Covid-19 pandemic on the military
S&T community now and into the future. 10 August 2020
Educating and training US Military health professionals in various service branches is an enormous, complex task as MS&T’s Robert W. Moorman discovered. 10 August 2020
MS&T Army Correspondent Gareth Davies reports on how necessity and soldier expertise is driving innovation in the British Army. 10 August 2020
The international military simulation and training community has determined the year’s best of the best for the 2020 MS&T Awards. 10 August 2020
With the world now some months into the pandemic, MS&T’s Editor Andy Fawkes reports on developments in remote training and working during and beyond Covid-19.
“Remote Working”, “Working from Home”, “Teleworking”, once minority ways of working have in the space of weeks become commonplace and with some employees unlikely to return to offices anytime soon. In 2019 a UK ONS study reported that just over 5% of the total workforce worked mainly from home, and in June 2020 this had risen to 49%. Similar trends have taken place across the world because of Covid-19 and words such as “Zoom” have entered day to day language. Live events and exhibitions have moved wholesale online. The pandemic has accelerated the digitalization of the workplace and remote work has become a new reality, making connectivity, speed, reliability, cybersecurity, and undisrupted access essential elements of organizations. Further, a whole generation of children, future recruits, and employees, are experiencing remote education and schooling over an extended period.
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