Epic Learning for Defence

2006-04-28 08:28 - 2501 reads

Epic will once again be exhibiting at the ITEC exhibition and conference to take place this year at ExCel from May 16th to 18th.

The 3 day ITEC conference covers all types of training solutions, systems, methodologies and procurement ideas so as to ensure that defence forces are well trained to meet the challenge of all types of military operations.

Showcasing new defence training and simulation products, applications and technology, the ITEC exhibition provides innovative technical training solutions to meet the training needs of the defence sector.

Epic has provided numerous e-learning and blended learning solutions for the defence sector, a client list apoears in the defence portion of the Epic website:
http://www.epic.co.uk/content/sectors/defence_index.htm

In addition, Epic will also be demonstrating the latest in a line of products under the Epic Professional banner. you lead is a leadership development portal that houses over 30 hours of e-learning as well as collaborative functionality such as discussion forums and interactive opinion polls.

Epic will exhibit on stand 740 and will be demonstrating our SIMsoft process, showing branching scenario simulation products for softskills and systems training as well as the latest in mobile learning, bespoke products delivered by PDA. If you would like to visit the exhibition, please contact us at marketing@epic.co.uk for a free ticket. Epic will also be welcoming guests and visitors to our stand at 17.30 on Wednesday 17th as part of the hospitality evening. Come along for an informal chat and a cold drink.

At the exhibition, Donald Clark of Epic, will be speaking. If you want to see this presentation, you had better get there early - Donald was voted Speaker of the Year at the last two ITEC conferences and space will be limited.

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