Mobilization with artificial intelligence for Joint Units
A modern military mobilization planning and deployment-tool that creates a solid base for assembling forces and defining their materiel resources.
Combitech MAIJU utilizes an advanced information architecture, which enables flexible customization into user organization´s requirements and processes, allowing it to suit various purposes.
MAIJU makes mobilizing your forces more efficient, as you base your critical decision-making information on their real operational capabilities. With its easy-to-use interface and services, you move quickly from planning to operation, and can easily assemble forces and assign units with materiel, as well as operators with their position.
Automation helps you change your pre-made plans quickly, applying AI to automate suggestions, speeding up your processes. Combined with real-time situational information of your forces´ capabilities, you get a comprehensive tool for decision-making.
MAIJU shares information of the assembled forces with C2-systems, and receives real-time situational reports of each force´s operative state, to provide users with updated situational awareness.
By utilizing microservice architecture, MAIJU combines adjustability with continuous availability. Updates do not interfere with each other, and any service downtime does not affect user experience as the other services continue to receive information from caches, with saving utilizing asynchronous messaging.
MAIJU supports planning and organizing of refresher trainings. By planning, organizations can define each training organization's resources and meet the requirements for the trained forces. This helps in maintaining each unit's skills and knowledge. After planning, MAIJU assigns and equips these trained forces, giving them full operational capability.
Automation improves usability, and you can design military refresher trainings that automatically encompass your mobilization plans' training periods. Afterwards, the system records these trainings, including data into the overall evaluation of the unit's operational capability.
