Military Software Deployments

Deploying military software means overcoming diverse platforms; rugged hardware; and extreme operational environments. Our systems power over 50 nations with solutions ranging from 100+ server datacenters to single-node frontline deployments in warzones. And from ancient Android tablets to elaborate Kubernetes clusters—all designed to enhance soldiers' situational awareness.

The Complexity of Military Deployments

Our software operates across rugged handheld devices; secure datacenters; and varied platforms like Android, Rocky Linux, and Windows. It spans networks from HF radio and Ethernet LANs to SATCOM and Starlink, serving organizations such as NATO, and countries like the US, UK, Germany, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand, and many more. Each echelon—from strategic command centers to frontline soldiers—relies on precise, real-time data.

Military operations demand resilience; efficiency; and adaptability. Our software must run reliably on devices that withstand the extremes; from rugged handhelds used by Special Forces to large-scale command systems in controlled datacenters. Optimized for low bandwidth and rapid failover, our solutions are engineered to perform flawlessly in any scenario.

Case Study: Arctic Circle Troubleshooting

During an exercise near Tromsø, Norway —sub-zero temperatures; blinding snow; intense operational pressure— out of nowhere, we saw SitaWare Headquarters was causing 2 Servers in the Cluster to failover. Live troubleshooting revealed a misconfigured replication setup, which was discounting intermittent latency peaks from Starlink; and a need for a quick configuration change. Working directly with the Royal Marines, we adjusted the cluster replication settings which were throttling plan replication, restoring flawless situational awareness on the spot. Being on the ground—shoulder-to-shoulder with our operators in extreme conditions—proves that real challenges drive real innovation.

The Importance of Customer Proximity

What we saw there is an ingrained philosophy of Systematic - that being on the ground is essential; direct interaction with military operators sharpens our response; and hands-on troubleshooting turns field feedback into software improvements like nothing else. We’re embedding us into exercises large and small; actively listening; and constantly refining our systems based on real-world challenges.

We don’t build perfect software, and have never claimed that. But we strive for excellence through constant iteration; rigorous testing; and rapid incident response. Every incident; every change request, and every defect drives us to enhance performance, resilience, and operational efficiency. Our goal is to deliver trusted solutions that improve soldiers' situational awareness, one mission at a time.

"Being on the ground—shoulder-to-shoulder with our operators in extreme conditions—proves that real challenges drive real innovation."

Richard Neuschulz, Solution Engineer

The Engineer’s Perspective:

As an Engineer focusing on military software deployments, I treat each assignment as a high-stakes, continuously evolving system—where every line of code, every config file, and every input form must tolerate extremely varied environments, intermittent connectivity, and human error. In the field, simplicity, rigorous testing, and rapid iteration aren't just ideals; they're necessities. By working shoulder-to-shoulder with frontline operators, I extract critical feedback, fine-tune configurations, and ensure our solutions remain resilient in even the harshest conditions.

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