Explore the Sitaware capabilities at Berlin Security Conference in 2026
The Berlin Security Conference, between the 3-4 November 2026, is a leading European defence and security conference bringing together senior government, military, industry and policy leaders to discuss key European and international security challenges. Our Systematic experts will be onsite to showcase of our world-leading C5ISR SitaWare Suite.
SitaWare Headquarters is the selected land C2 solution under project DEMETER. The SitaWare Suite is a C5ISR software ecosystem, in service from headquarters to the tactical edge across all domains. SitaWare is used nationally by 21 NATO members and more than 50 nations worldwide.
Visit our stand at Berlin Security Conference
3rd-4th November 2026
Vienna House by Wyndham Andel's Berlin
Landsberger Allee 106, 10369 Berlin, Germany
Stand number 23
Meet our experts at the Berlin Security Conference 2026
At BSC 2026, our experts will be presenting live demonstrations of the SitaWare suite and hosting in-depth discussions on its capabilities.
Feel free to stop by our stand at any time to meet our experienced team and have a chat. If you have any questions prior to the event or would like to schedule a meeting at a specific time, just send an email via the links below.
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