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Our national infrastructure clients often develop resilience structures that comprise of complex public and private sector partnerships and encompass differing emergency protocols and procedures. Using Nest allows our clients to build and deliver exercises that discretely highlight previous areas of failure whilst offering opportunities for future innovation and deconfliction.

Education establishments require their Senior Management Team (SMT) to manage specific roles when they they are required to become a Crisis Management Team (CMT). With Nest you can routinely build and deliver realistic scenarios that test and develop your CMT’s roles and responsibilities; both locally, and overseas with your satellite colleges.

Today’s multi-site corporates need to assess the crisis management behaviours, competencies and procedures of their satellite company teams. Nest provides a secure and centralised internet based exercise authoring and delivery platform that allows you to simultaneously test and develop multiple sites, in different locations and time zones. Our reporting function helps you to identify best practice and innovation.

Emergency services, military staff officers, government agencies and private sector crisis managers requested new ways to improve their shared situational awareness, decision making, and joint communications. Nest now allows them to author and deliver online libraries of exercises, based on local requirements, to multiple teams via our secure internet based platform.

Training and exercising Strategic (Gold) and Tactical (Silver) commanders requires an ever-growing library of varied scenarios that can test and develop current and future leaders with realistic events. Nest gives you the tools to create and deliver realistic exercises that test standard operating procedures and encourage shared situational awareness, decision making and joint communications within multi-agency operational environments.

The deployment of international humanitarian agencies as part of a multinational response to a disaster can complicate an already complex arena of national and local decision making and communication. Nest gives you the ability to develop and deliver immersive and engaging exercises that simulate multi-national and multi-agency operational environments. This allows you to focus on improving coordination and decision making across multiple levels and sectors.

Military and civilian staff colleges require the ability to securely store and deliver libraries of course simulation exercises. Nest can quickly enable your directing staff (DS) to create realistic exercises that can be easily re-used, updated and improved. Electronic reports of student performance are automatically generated with space to reflect on decision making.

Academic research centres have requested new and imaginative ways for their researchers to obtain data that can inform their ground-breaking theses and dissertations. Nest provides academic staff and students with the necessary tools to create innovative research and data gathering opportunities via immersive and remotely delivered simulations. All data is securely stored and access to exercises can be delivered anywhere at any time.

Travel and tourism companies need to provide their senior management teams with regular and realistic opportunities to practice strategic decision making and communication procedures alongside their external partners. Our Nest platform allows you to re-imagine and simulate your most important scenarios through the creation and delivery of engaging narratives and immersive injects. Nest helps you build interaction and learning across your key stakeholders for future crises.

Heads of Recruitment have requested new and time-saving ways to conduct ‘In-Tray’ exercises when faced with multiple job applicants with similar qualifications and profiles. With Nest you can build challenging and immersive scenarios that can be remotely and securely delivered to your candidates. These will help you to assess an individual’s ability to understand a developing situation, make sensible decisions, and communicate effectively with other stakeholders.