Western militaries are digitizing their capabilities

Simulation Is Driving the Future of Military Readiness

May 22, 2025

Western militaries are currently rushing to modernize and digitize their capabilities in order to increase Operational Readiness, Multidomain Operations, and their ability to collaborate with partners and allies as they look to deter future large-scale conflict.

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