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Lockheed Center in Brussels Bolsters European Defense Strategy
Lockheed Martin’s Brussels-based Digital Engagement Center is helping military staff and industry identify new requirements to meet the swiftly changing threat environment in the 21st Century.
Lockheed Martin's Digital Engagement Center in Brussels
Lockheed Martin's Digital Engagement Center in Brussels can run and display the operations of networked systems in individually tailored operational vignettes, with variable levels of detail in the presentation.

In late spring, Lockheed Martin opened its Digital Engagement Center (DEC) in Brussels, the first of its kind outside of the U.S. The center caters to a wide variety of needs, such as operational analysis and wargaming, with a focus on the mission outcome rather than the platforms that conduct the mission.

This move to a mission-centric focus represents a fundamental shift in approach to military planning at many levels as threat scenarios rapidly evolve and proliferate in the digital era. According to the U.S.-based defense group, meeting these challenges places increasing demand on the resilient networking of disparate sensors and platforms to harness their full value in a holistic manner.

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