[March 21, 2005] 3Dsolve's Frank Boosman to Present at Training, Education, & Simulation International -TESI- 2005 Conference Tweet MAASTRICHT, The Netherlands --(Business Wire)-- March 21, 2005 -- Boosman's Two Presentations Will Focus on Creating Efficient E-Learning and the Role of Open Source in Simulation Learning 3Dsolve Inc., The Simulation Learning Company, today announced that Frank Boosman, its Chief Marketing Officer, has been selected to give two presentations at Training, Education & Simulation International (TESI) 2005. TESI is a unique new technical conference and exhibition, offering a novel approach to training, education and simulation technology. The TESI 2005 conference and exhibition will take place at the MECC Maastricht in the Netherlands from the 22nd to the 24th of March 2005. TESI 2005 was created to confront the very latest issues surrounding the development and use of training, education and simulation systems and services. Boosman is one of more than 50 subject matter experts chosen from a diverse international community of training, education and simulation specialists to share ideas across common areas of interest. He is one of only five experts selected to give more than one presentation. "The two papers by Frank Boosman chosen for presentation at this year's TESI conference were selected for their highly relevant content and industry perspective. The use of gaming technology in commercial simulations and in training tools is certainly a hot topic across the board right now, while the use of open source software is an issue that is gaining ever greater prominence and momentum," said Paul Rushworth, TESI 2005 marketing executive. "Furthermore 3Dsolve's market position as supplier of collaborative simulation learning solutions for both the public and private sector, fits perfectly with TESI's ethos of a forum of cross sector technological interchange and cooperation." In his first presentation, Boosman will share his experience in training military and civilian personnel. He will offer guidance to public and private organizations on how to effectively train their personnel in often complex and sometimes ambiguous security procedures, in a cost-effective, timely, and entertaining manner. Boosman's second presentation will discuss how the simulation learning community can leverage open source standards to create an ever-growing body of tools and technologies, accelerating industry growth and providing customers with more useful and flexible learning solutions. "TESI is dedicated to bridging the gap between the education and simulation communities, which is a perfect fit for 3Dsolve, a company dedicated to creating simulation learning solutions for the public and private sectors," explained Boosman. "These presentations are a great opportunity for us to share the success we have created with the US Army, Navy and other customers to the broader international community." About Training, Education & Simulation International (TESI) 2005 TESI 2005 will confront the very latest issues surrounding the development and use of Training, Education and Simulation Systems and services, drawing on a diverse international community of Training, Education and Simulation specialists. Exhibitors, delegates and visitors to TESI 2005 will represent a varied mix of senior and middle management buyers, technical specifiers, technologists and influencers as well as leading manufacturers and service suppliers, drawn from the Automotive, Aerospace, Defense, Education, Entertainment & Leisure, Finance, Gaming, Intelligence, Medical, Research, and Space sectors. The TESI 2005 Conference and Exhibition will take place at the MECC Maastricht, The Netherlands from the 22nd to the 24th March of 2005. About 3Dsolve 3Dsolve, The Simulation Learning Company, creates collaborative simulation learning solutions for government, military, and corporate applications, a market estimated to reach $6.1 billion by 2006. 3Dsolve's simulation learning products use realistic, interactive 3D graphics, based upon industry standards, enabling users to learn by doing. 3Dsolve has been named as one of Military Training Technology magazine's Top 100, the "companies that have made a significant impact in the military training industry." 3Dsolve's headquarters are in Cary, North Carolina, near world-renowned Research Triangle Park. Visit 3Dsolve on the Web at http://www.3dsolve.com. [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]