Press Release_

TYSONS, Va. — LMI has launched TRACER, a training readiness platform that gives federal leaders a detailed view of who is qualified for critical missions and where gaps need to be addressed. Developed alongside users in the Department of War (DoW), TRACER enables federal agencies to link trainee evaluations, physical fitness, and technical skills to training pipeline and program outcomes. Personnel receive real-time visibility into their requirements and progress, while leaders gain an enterprise-wide picture of readiness, enabling them to identify and close critical gaps before they affect the mission.

As the federal government fields new capabilities, knowing who has completed training is only part of the equation. A unit preparing to deploy a new drone system needs to know which operators have demonstrated proficiency, who needs additional instruction, and whether it has enough qualified personnel to carry out the mission. Similar demands apply to emergency responders who must be qualified to enter a disaster zone, or healthcare professionals serving veterans. In each case, the consequences of inadequate training extend far beyond the classroom.

TRACER makes that information easier to capture and assess. Instead of navigating disconnected training systems and manually assembled reports, organizations can track qualifications and evaluations in one place without replacing their existing infrastructure. For individual personnel and instructors, that means less time managing records and more time focused on training. An instructor assessing an operator in the field can capture results in real time using a mobile device. The trainee can see which requirements are complete and what remains. That information enables leaders to understand how personnel are progressing, bringing potential problems into view earlier. If operators are falling short on a critical skill, leaders can identify the pattern and adjust before those personnel are needed for a mission.

"Completing a course doesn't mean someone is ready to perform when it matters," said Jared Summers, LMI's chief technology officer. "Leaders need to know whether they have the qualified people to execute the mission. We built TRACER so they can see the gaps while there's still time to address them."

TRACER builds on LMI's experience supporting the U.S. Army's Army Training Information System (ATIS). Working alongside the Army, LMI helped integrate 28 legacy training and education systems into a centralized platform serving more than 1.5 million users. That experience making training information accessible across a large, complex organization informed TRACER's development.

TRACER is available to federal organizations now. It integrates with existing training systems, giving agencies a working solution for tracking performance and assessing readiness without building a new system from scratch. Contact LMI to learn about deployment options and request a demonstration.

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