EXITO-Narrator is a web-based exercise management tool, which focuses on the story-telling aspect of a scenario, and is therefore particularly adept at driving high level political exercises.
In its typical use, Narrator presents the scenario to players as a synchronised sequence of media-rich “briefings”, to feed the decision making process. The Narrator Moderator, a specific user part of the executing team, is in charge of deciding which is the ‘current’ active briefing at any point in time. The moderator alone decides where the players are located along the exercise timeline.
Narrator also captures “status reports” from users in the form of timestamped contextual feedback.

Narrator is developed by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC)

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European Union Public License

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Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, End Users/Desktop, Government, Information Technology, Science/Research

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript

Related Categories

C# Virtualization Software, JavaScript Virtualization Software, ASP.NET Virtualization Software

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2014-12-16