Introducing the Digital Targeting Web Challenge Book
Join the Digital Targeting Web team for a webinar to hear an introduction to how to respond and get involved with the Challenge Book, an overview of the DTW Mission threads and a description of the first test Use Case being launched through their Challenge Book process.

About this event
Join the Digital Targeting Web team for a webinar to hear an introduction to how to respond and get involved with the Challenge Book, an overview of the DTW Mission threads and a description of the first test Use Case being launched through their Challenge Book process.
Event overview
The webinar will be in two parts; the first will explain the process by which industry can engage with the challenges as set out in the Challenge Book released in March (Digital Targeting Web Challenge Book 2026 - GOV.UK) and will introduce the Mission Threads which form the themes by which the Digital Targeting Web is being developed.
The second part of the webinar will discuss the initial Use Case for the first cycle of the Challenge Book – Improving how the UK works as part of the overarching NATO targeting Enterprise. The team is looking for support to build on reference mission threads with an exploration of the solution layer for targeting.
This will require engaging with NATO and UK stakeholders to develop a target architecture and set of candidate accelerators to improve how the UK undertakes targeting as part of NATO. This work is to include the delivery of architectural models which will need to comply with MOD and DTW standards and will be incorporated into the DTW architecture repository.
Attendance
Please note: Online attendance is unlimited and is available to anyone wanting to attend.
Those wishing to attend in person should only do so if they feel that they have an existing solution to the Use Case. Please email the DTW team for an in-person space at ukstratcom-iced-dtw@mod.gov.uk
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Fred Sugden
Associate Director - Defence and National Security

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Senior PM - Defence





