Systematic’s Defence Perspectives: Who will command the future at sea?
Join us on 9 September for a maritime-focused deep dive into the future of command and control, featuring live demonstrations of the latest Systematic SitaWare Maritime capabilities.
Former Royal Danish Navy officers Lasse Krabbesmark and Stig Meyer bring more than 30 years of combined experience across maritime operations, mine warfare, tactical C2 and NATO to explore how technology is changing the way maritime forces plan, coordinate and execute missions at sea.
The session will include:
A live demonstration of the new Mine Countermeasures tool, taking users from area assessment to a tasked plan faster
An overview of updates to the Prevention of Mutual Interference tool for deconflicting submarine operations
A look at the Briefing Application Tool and how it can help move a plan from staff to commander in minutes
A discussion on how AI is changing the way maritime forces work with SitaWare
Alongside the demonstrations, Lasse and Stig will share their operational perspectives on where maritime C2 is heading and what new technology means for commanders and staff working in increasingly complex environments.
Register now for the SitaWare Maritime webinar
We will host the SitaWare Maritime webinar on 9 September 2026. It runs twice, to allow more participants to join.
Choose the session that suits you:
Session 1 — 9 September 2026, 08:00–09:00 CET
Session 2 — 9 September 2026, 14:00–15:00 CET
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Important notice about export control permits
Parts of the webinar may include export-controlled technology being shared. As a result, your participation is subject to Systematic obtaining the necessary export control permits. Systematic is not liable for any delays or denials from authorities for such export permits, or thereby related denials of access to the webinar. Please register as soon as possible to provide us time to obtain the export control permits for your participation.
Practical information
Here you'll find an overview of practical information to consider when signing up and joining the SitaWare Maritime webinar.
Registration
We host the webinar twice so more participants can join. When you register for the 1-hour session, please choose the time slot convenient for you.
When you register, you'll be asked to enter your name, organisation, country, and professional email address. This is to ensure that only invitees can attend. Please note that sign-up must happen with an email address, and only one registration can be made per email address.
Once you register, you'll receive an automatic email confirming we've received your request. Please note this doesn't mean your place is confirmed yet.
Once your registration has been approved, you'll receive an email from Zoom with a personal link to join the webinar. If you do not receive this email, please check your spam folder. If you still have not received it, contact Systematic by writing to events.defence@systematic.com.
Security
The event will take place on the Zoom platform. For security reasons, the platform will be used as a share screen only and the recording option will not be used.
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