Florida, 4th December: UK defence tech disruptor Hadean will deliver mission-critical capabilities for NATO alongside Deloitte.
The work is aimed at future-proofing NATO against escalating global threats, by providing cutting-edge AI, synthetics and spatial computing to enhance planning, training, and decision support across a rapidly evolving operating environment.
Supporting the NATO Modelling & Simulation Group’s capability development initiatives, Deloitte and Hadean will provide best-in-class technology and practices to enable a Common Synthetic Environment (CSE). By empowering allied nations with a CSE that can easily integrate existing software, hardware, and data solutions, this partnership will provide NATO with the real-time situational understanding to combat threats from the strategic to tactical level.
Both Deloitte and Hadean are exhibiting at NATO Edge in Tampa, Florida between 3-5 December and I/ITSEC in Orlando, Florida between 2-6 December where the businesses are jointly demonstrating their capabilities and their offer for NATO.
“Deloitte’s work with Hadean will accelerate NATO’s adoption of synthetics as it redefines the operating theatre. It will provide an opportunity for NATO to reassert itself as a forward thinking and technically innovative organisation, building future capabilities and a powerful deterrent in the face of emerging threats.”
CEO of Hadean, Craig Beddis