Lockheed Martin revamps training division

Lockheed Martin is revamping its Training and Logistics Solutions division.

A company announcement spoke of "deriving solutions from a core repository of highly complex technical data that sets a baseline for training and logistics products."

Lockheed Martin's existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas labeled "Scios" (Latin for "knowledge"). The five areas are SciosView for logistics products; SciosTrain for training systems; SciosTest for test and support equipment; SciosLive for Live Virtual Constructive (LVC) training; and SciosReady for performance-based training programs.

"We are restructuring our approach to better leverage internal resources to bring greater innovation and affordability to the market," said Dave Scott, vice president of business development for Lockheed Martin's Training and Logistics Solutions unit.

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