STM ThinkTech, Turkey's first technology-focused think tank, is the 5th edition of the "Resilience Decision Support Model" developed by NATO to support decision-making processes in the face of strategic shocks such as pandemics, large-scale power cuts, cyber attacks and human movements. and signed his 6th project. The model will be used by NATO in the validation exercise of the “Multidimensional Operations” concept and in NATO's 2023 Crisis Management Exercise.
STM Defense Technologies Engineering and Trade Inc., which has signed critical projects and solutions in the fields of engineering, technology and consultancy under the leadership of the Presidency of Defense Industry of the Republic of Turkey, added a new one to its international export success with the decision support systems it has developed.
STM's Technological Thinking Center ThinkTech continues to be a solution partner to NATO with the strategic level Resilience Decision Support Models it has developed since 2019. STM ThinkTech, which provides national and international consultancy services from the public to the private sector, has developed four decision support systems for NATO so far. The elasticity models developed by STM ThinkTech have been successfully delivered to NATO ACT (NATO Transformation Command - Allied Command Transformation).
STM's Elasticity Model Will Be Used in NATO Exercises
With the fifth project signed between STM and NATO on September 15, 2022, STM ThinkTech's “Elasticity Model” will be used by NATO in the validation exercise of the “Multi-Domain Operations” concept. STM ThinkTech takes an active part in coordination with other international companies participating in the planning and implementation phases of the exercise. As a result of the activities carried out with these companies, an integrated product will be created.
The 7th Project was signed between STM and NATO on 2022 November 6. The contract in question covers the consultancy service to be provided to NATO on the use of the Integrated Resilience Model in the 2023 NATO Crisis Management Exercise.
Smiling: Our Integrated Elasticity Model is Used at NATO Headquarters
Özgür Güleryüz, General Manager of STM, mentioned that STM ThinkTech develops technological predictions, possible scenarios and decision support systems with its knowledge and capabilities, and said:
“We produce original models from the domestic ecosystem to critical international organizations. The Elasticity Model we have developed to support NATO's decision processes; It plays an important role in the correct analysis of the effects of large-scale, complex problems and in determining the roadmaps to be drawn by decision makers. The Aggregated Resilience Decision Support Model, which we delivered to NATO, started to be used in NATO's training and exercises. Now we have signed our fifth and sixth contracts with NATO. In this context, the Model developed by the expert teams of STM ThinkTech will be used by NATO's critical units in two important exercises. As a leading company in the field of consultancy and decision support systems, as in our other fields of activity, we are honored to carry the solutions developed by Turkish engineers to the headquarters and exercises of an international military organization such as NATO.”
STM's Elasticity Model Simplifies NATO's Decision-Making Processes
Resilience Decision Support Model; It was developed using the systems thinking approach and system dynamics method in order to support NATO's decision-making processes in situations where strategic shocks such as pandemics, large-scale power outages, cyber attacks and large-scale human movements occur. In addition to the effects of strategic shocks and the critical changes they will create in the model; The possible consequences for civil and military systems are analyzed. In the developed model, the final effects and possible risks of shock types on different infrastructures such as energy, transportation and communication can also be analyzed on a scenario-based basis. Model; While providing strategic decision support to NATO, it facilitates the decision-making processes of the authorities regarding the steps to be taken and the measures they can take.
Be the first to comment