Problem To Solve:
Within the NATO organization, there was an inconsistency with the standardization and reliability of tracking qualification for JTACs.
Every nation had a different way of tracking currencies. Many nations used paper or spreadsheets (or a combination of them) to track and count currencies. These methods were error-prone, time-consuming, not reliably backed up, and not easily shareable.
Details
Client: NATO AIRCOM
Status: On production in use by nations
User Group: Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (JTAC) and all supervisors
Product Highlights:
With JEDI, tracking of JTAC currencies and qualification can be standardized across all nations. This will improve communication within individual nations, and within NATO. JEDI offers a reliable way to access and store data, eliminating the manual work associated with calculating a JTAC’s qualification.
The JEDI MVP is a functioning demonstrator able to reliably track Controls, METLs, Designation Letters, and Evaluations.
It is a scalable solution that can be further developed by interested parties: the Innovation Hub is looking for partners from the NATO Command Structure and Allies to cooperate in the short / medium term.
JEDI assists JTACs in capturing and tracking currencies and qualification:
- Qualification status can be understood at a glance, eliminating manual counting of various expiration dates
- JEDI supports JTACs by reminding them of upcoming or expired currencies.
- Tracks all currencies digitally in one place, backing them up.
- Optimized for both desktop and mobile.
JEDI optimizes tracking of JTACs for the leadership in real time:
- PMs can get an up-to-date organization overview from their JEDI home page.
- PMs and supervisors can quickly see the status of JTACs they manage.