Booz Allen and Sports Innovation Lab Release "What We Don't Know About Women Warriors" Report
18 Giugno 2024 - 2:00PM
Business Wire
Research highlights critical need for
investment in human performance tech and training optimized for
women warfighters, tied to 2024 Warrior Games
Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) today released a new report that
assesses physical, mental and cognitive training needs unique to
female warfighters, and highlights how human performance technology
can increase resiliency and readiness – all amidst a backdrop of
declining military recruitment, increasing geopolitical threats,
advances in data-enabled technology and ongoing gender equity
efforts.
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“What We Don’t Know About Women Warriors
2024: Resilience and the Woman Warfighter” explores the state of
women warfighters in the U.S. military and the critical need to
invest in and adopt human performance technology.
The second annual report – titled “What We Don’t Know About
Women Warriors 2024: Resilience and the Woman Warfighter” –
explores the state of women warfighters in the U.S. military and
the critical need to invest in and adopt human performance
technology. This new training paradigm calibrates to an
individual’s unique physiological needs using the latest advances
in data science, wearable sensors, and virtual and augmented
reality to optimize physical and cognitive wellbeing resulting in
stronger performance and effectiveness, from training and mission
activation to recovery and rehabilitation.
“The defining characteristic of the U.S. military is that its
forces are ready to fight wherever, whenever and in whatever
conditions; but gender bias and other blind spots can limit women’s
training and operational opportunities to thrive and perform for
mission success on the battlefield,” said Munjeet Singh, senior
vice president at Booz Allen, leader of the company’s technology
incubator BrightLabs, and founder of the company’s human
performance portfolio. “We can’t ignore this gap any longer and we
must strive to not only understand unique requirements and needs of
women warfighters, but also build and train to those strengths to
ensure safety, health, wellbeing, and recovery. Human performance
technology is leveraged for our country’s top athletes and our
military personnel should have that same holistic lifecycle of
support rooted in data to optimize training, recovery,
rehabilitation, and nutrition whether active duty or veteran.”
The launch of this report coincides with Booz Allen's support of
the 2024 Warrior Games, which celebrates the resiliency and
dedication of wounded, ill and injured active duty and veteran U.S.
military members, and where Booz Allen will serve as an
on-the-ground tech integrator providing innovative human
performance technology and coaching to boost physical and cognitive
performance of the warrior athletes onsite.
“What We Don’t Know About Women Warriors 2024” was developed in
conjunction with the Sports Innovation Lab (SIL), a data-driven fan
intelligence company, and the Tactical Athlete Leadership Board
(TA-LB), a collection of experts focused on human performance data
and technology industries established by Booz Allen and SIL in
2020. It is the second edition in a series of critical reports.
“Since 2020, Sports Innovation Lab has been working with Booz
Allen on a human performance research series to inform actions that
will yield better health outcomes for women in the armed forces,”
said Josh Walker, CEO and Co-Founder of the Sports Innovation Lab.
“Highlighting the opportunities for equitable approaches to human
performance is absolutely crucial. We’re proud to be able to build
this research and data to better understand the unique experiences
of women warriors and create a more equitable landscape for
all.”
Read the full report, read about Booz Allen’s Warrior Games
support and learn more about human performance training for
military missions.
About Booz Allen Hamilton
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technologies, Booz Allen Hamilton advances the nation’s most
critical civil, defense, and national security priorities. We lead,
invest, and invent where it’s needed most —at the forefront of
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our in-depth expertise in AI and cybersecurity with leading-edge
technology and engineering practices to deliver impactful
solutions. Combining 110 years of strategic consulting expertise
with the perspectives of diverse talent, we ensure results by
integrating technology with an enduring focus on our clients. We’re
first to the future—moving missions forward to realize our purpose:
Empower People to Change the World®.
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approximately 34,200 people globally as of March 31, 2024, and had
revenue of $10.7 billion for the 12 months ended March 31, 2024. To
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