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Thomas Franke
Thomas Franke has been working for more than 30 years in the field of security and defense. One of the main focuses of his recent activities is the "Forum Vernetzte Sicherheit gGmbH," which he founded. This is a news portal and network dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary exchange on all essential aspects of security.
During his work as an advisor in the German Bundestag, Franke became familiar with the concept of synergistic security. It's NATO affiliation is the "comprehensive approach". He adopted this approach and consistently emphasized security aspects during his numerous roles as soldier, researcher, press officer and publisher. Through this, Franke gained expertise not only in the military domain but also in financial security, corporate risk management, political and societal risks.
Among other initiatives, Franke advocates for research projects that enable a new security architecture through collaboration between civilian, governmental, and scientific actors (Public-Private Partnerships/PPPs). Until March 2021, he led a bilateral research project on security in pharmaceutical logistics, funded by Germany's Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and Austria's Ministry for Innovation and Technology (BMVIT).
Most recently, Franke is mainly focused on cognitive warfare, Enterprise Architecture Management and human performance modification for the Federal Armed Forces of Germany.
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