LOGNES, FRANCE, September 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) iScen is a software that lets you quickly create interactive scenarios with multimedia content and replay them on a network with multiple players.
This tool is specifically intended for management, training and crisis simulation. It is aimed at the education, defense, and security (civil or industrial) sectors.
Its simplicity and flexibility make iScen ideal for creating interactive scenarios for short or targeted training sessions, for which traditional computing developments are usually considered too lengthy or expensive.
With its immersive and visual scenario representation, numerous opportunities for interaction between participants, and use of training and educational sessions, iScen enhances participant motivation and involvement and achieves compelling educational results.
Discover iScen in just a few minutes with our introductory video: http://www.i-scen.com/presentation.php
iScen authoring tool is currently available in a Beta version until the end of October. During this Beta period, you can try the tool for free by signing up on its website: http://www.i-scen.com
About Eversim:
Eversim, founded in 2004, specializes in the development of simulation games for training (serious gaming) and for the general public.
Eversim is known for developing the "Geo-Political Simulator" series (www.rulers-of-nations.com, www.bundeskanzler09.de, www.geo-political-simulator.com ), a series of realistic geopolitical simulation games that has become the industry standard for this type of product and is used in several universities for political and economic training.
Relying on advanced video game software technology, Eversim opened a branch to create crisis simulation products, intended for training and education in the security and defense sector, including the creation of a crisis simulation tool for NATO (NATO ACT Norfolk).
Eversim's website: www.eversim.com
Release of a Multiplayer Scenario Creation Tool for Crisis Simulation and Training
Eversim, a company specializing in serious gaming applications, is announcing the release of iScen, their new authoring tool for crisis simulation and training.
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[Press-News.org] Release of a Multiplayer Scenario Creation Tool for Crisis Simulation and TrainingEversim, a company specializing in serious gaming applications, is announcing the release of iScen, their new authoring tool for crisis simulation and training.