STM ThinkTech to take part in NATO Crisis Management Exercise.

According to a PR published by STM on March 9, 2023, STM ThinkTech (Future Technology Institute), Turkey's first technology-based think tank, is set to take part in the NATO Crisis Management Exercise (CMX) with the “Aggregated Resilience Model” it has developed to support NATO's decision-making processes in the face of strategic shocks such as pandemics, various disasters, cyber-attacks, large-scale electricity blackouts, and big human movements.
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During the exercise, the status of civil and military capabilities and their interactions will be analysed in the event of strategic shocks and disasters such as earthquakes.

Having successfully carried out critical projects and developed solutions in the fields of engineering, technology, and consultancy under the auspices of the Defence Industries Agency (SSB), STM Defence Technologies Engineering and Trade Inc. continues to support NATO through the decision support systems it has developed.

STM ThinkTech will participate online in the NATO’s Crisis Management Exercise (CMX) that will be held on March 9–15, 2023, with the Aggregated Resilience Model it has developed, and will provide consultancy services regarding the use of the model.

The Aggregated Resilience Model will support NATO Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in its analyses and assessments of the levels of preparedness of civilian facilities and capabilities, and the support they can provide to military elements based on the exercise scenario.

STM's Aggregated Resilience Model Facilitating NATO's Decision-Making Processes

The Aggregated Resilience Model has been developed according to the principles of systems thinking and system dynamics approach, and aims to support NATO's decision-making processes in response to strategic shocks such as pandemics, natural disasters, cyber attacks, large-scale electricity blackouts, and big human movements.

In addition to the effects of strategic shocks and the critical changes they bring about, the model analyses the possible consequences for civilian and military systems.

The model can also analyse the effects of different types of shocks on different critical energy, transportation, and communication infrastructuresand can identify potential risks based on the scenario.

NATO Crisis Management Exercise

The NATO Crisis Management Exercise (CMX) follows a generic scenario decided upon at NATO summits involving heads of state and government, and targets the improvement of NATO's core missions of "Common Defence" and "Crisis Management". Civil and military personnel from NATO member states and from NATO Headquarters and strategic commands participate in the exercise.

STM's Experience in NATO Projects

STM has undertaken various major engineering projects with high-added value for NATO. The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency), which is responsible for the supply, deployment, and maintenance of communications and information systems for NATO decision-makers and commanders, has awarded STM with two major contracts related to the routing, collection, distribution, and use of intelligence information within NATO.

STM will develop software for NATO's intelligence infrastructure as part of the INTEL-FS2 project that facilitates Intelligence sharing between all NATO headquarters around the world.

STM also carries out projects for NATO in the field of command and control, and has successfully completed the NATO Integration Core (INT-CORE) Project, ensuring the provision of significant situational awareness across the battlefield.

INT-CORE provides accurate information to decision-makers at the right time, and is incorporated with command and control processes that can support the distribution of information on command and control, joint picture, battlefield, missions, etc.

STM has also delivered the NATO Afghanistan Mission Network Integration Core (AMN INT CORE) Project, and has signed a Goodwill Protocol for collaboration in maritime security with the NATO Maritime Security Centre of Excellence.