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Trusted information beats even connected information, so here, in part three in our series of articles on The Future of Defence Decision Making we give you the six vital questions you need to have answered.

Wing Commander Lisa Mitchell, Chair of the RAF Bobsleigh, Luge and Skeleton Association (RAF BLSA), says that the best partnerships happen with sponsoring organisations who want to do much more than simply put their logo onto a sled.

tlmNexus’ Adam Taylor felt at home supporting more than 20 RAF personnel putting their speed, strength and nerve to the test at the University of Bath on 9 September, as they took part in an RAF Skeleton athlete testing and recruitment session. Having previously served in the RAF, Adam found the atmosphere surrounding the trials very familiar.

tlmNexus will be exhibiting at DVD2026 at UTAC Millbrook on 16–17 September, where this year’s theme, Connected for Combat – Aligning people, systems and decisions links really well with what we do; what we are good at. The theme raises an important question about what being connected really looks like. What does it mean in practice?

tlmNexus has become a leading player in supporting defence teams to make better decisions, to reduce risk and to prove compliance by managing and digitising information processes. In our series, The future of Defence decision-making. the this is the second of six articles. In it, we share what we have learned with all those invested in airworthiness and through life safety.

When most people think of bobsleigh, skeleton or luge, they picture a breathtaking minute of speed on ice. What they don't see are the hundreds of hours of preparation that make those sixty seconds possible, nor the positive impact it has on those involved.

Too much information. Too many systems. Too little confidence.

If ever there was someone who proves that careers can join together with passions, it's tlmNexus Senior Business Analyst, Lee Storer.

tlmNexus is proud to sponsor the RAF Women's Strokeplay Championships