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Systematic demonstrated AI-enabled decision support within the SitaWare Suite to Military Representatives, national delegations, ACO and International Staff at NATO Headquarters in Brussels.

With SitaWare Headquarters 6.22, Systematic has introduced a dedicated Targeting Application that brings the targeting process into the same C4ISR environment used for operational planning, situational awareness and mission execution.

Latest SitaWare Headquarters release extends coalition planning, maritime coordination, and joint targeting across land and naval domains

SitaWare Insight 1.9 introduces new AI capabilities for terrain analysis, track prediction, and enhanced Wingman support in Federated Search - giving intelligence staff and commanders faster access to operationally relevant intelligence from growing volumes of data.

Systematic and the German Armed Forces Medical Command (Kommando Gesundheitsversorgung der Bundeswehr) jointly presented the future digital medical command and control system SitaWare Battlefield Health at Medic Quadriga 2026, the largest medical exercise conducted by the German Armed Forces since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Lithuania's War Herald 2026 exercise showcased SitaWare's ability to seamlessly integrate drones, sensors, and legacy systems into a real-time sensor-to-shooter chain, accelerating battlefield decision-making

The Subsurface Battlespace Just Got Clearer: SitaWare Maritime Unveils Transformative Advances in Submarine Warfare and Coalition Planning

Vice Chief of the German Air Force visits Aarhus

The Greater Copenhagen Digitalisation Association has awarded Systematic a new six-year contract covering eight municipalities and more than 300,000 residents — confirming Columna Cura as the leading care record solution in Denmark.

Using a single system gives staff a clearer overview, better coordination, and joined-up working across the organisation.

QUMEA brings radar-based fall and mobility monitoring – privacy-preserving, no cameras, no wearables – into Columna Flow. The newest technology partner in our open hospital ecosystem.

50 medics from the Ukrainian front line visited Systematic feedback on Battlefield Health - a solution we have built to follow wounded soldiers from point of injury to hospital.

Drawing on experience from both clinical practice and the vendor side, Trine Sønstelien and Tonje Teigene Heyn will bring Systematic's proven electronic care records solution into the Norwegian care sector - adapted to Norwegian healthcare practice and local needs.

Following the withdrawal of one provider from the competition for municipal electronic care record systems Systematic remains on course and is stepping up its efforts in Norway. The company has now appointed Camilla Lobben to lead this initiative focused on municipal tenders.

The Columna Flow 2026.2 release brings role-based views, map visualisation, and smarter filtering to help clinical staff find available equipment faster.

Speech recognition and AI can reduce the documentation burden for frontline staff in elderly care. A groundbreaking project under the Danish Agency for Digitalisation's AI sandbox, has just documented this in its final report.

The Helmet libraries in the Helsinki region will replace their current IT system with the Library Management System, Cicero, used by all public libraries in Denmark and leading libraries across Norway, Sweden and Germany.

Sweden’s largest library replaced its core system mid-operation: 1.5 million items and 12.7 million loan records were transferred in one fell swoop. The library now has a shared digital platform that automates working procedures while freeing up time for library personnel.

Completed according to plan, Hamburg’s 32 public libraries and two library buses made a smooth transition to the Danish library system Cicero, giving the libraries a significant technological upgrade.

The software company Systematic has just signed an important, three-digit DKK million contract with the Danish municipalities’ joint IT organisation KOMBIT to continue the development and operation of the IT system for all public and school libraries in Denmark until 2038.

New technology deployed at Stockholm libraries will empower staff through automated processes, enhanced workflows, and improved user accessibility.

The Danish software company takes another big step into the European library market after winning a tender worth SEK 100 million for Stockholm Public Library.

Denmark’s Cicero system is set to modernise public libraries across Hamburg, marking Systematic’s first foothold in the German library market

This year, 16 libraries from 11 countries have sought nomination for the Public Library of the Year 2023 award.