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April 2006
 3Dsolve
Delivers Level 4 Interactive Multimedia Instruction
for US Army Radio Communications in Less than Two Months
In-classroom training for
more than 20,000 soldiers was not a realistic or cost-effective
option for the US Army when ICOM F43G radio portable
transceivers had to be immediately deployed after purchase.
Interactive Multimedia Instruction (IMI) was an attractive
alternative, but such instruction typically takes up
to 12 months of production and validation time.
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Open Source and Open Standards
in Military Training
In recent years, the popularity
of open source software—software in which the source
code is available under one of a variety of free licenses—has
grown dramatically, to the point where it underlies
our daily existence, whether we are aware of it or not.
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A Moon Shot for Simulation Learning
We in the simulation learning
community know how to achieve lofty goals, even as our
knowledge is increasing rapidly. As demand for our products
increases exponentially, we face critical challenges
as an industry to respond to this demand. What we need
now is the equivalent of a moon shot: a goal so ambitious
that it will unite the industry, accelerate and solidify
standardization efforts, and provide benefits easily
explainable in a sound bite.
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