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The new digital training platform provides in-app training, enabling students to interact directly with SitaWare and train as they fight.

The new product further enhances the SitaWare Headquarters C4I system, enabling intelligence specialists to store, retrieve and analyse data

The innovative system supports the 'train as you fight' principle

The command-and-control system has been fitted to utility and ISTAR types

The apparent spoofing of two NATO vessels’ AIS tracks in the Black Sea is the latest incident in an alarming trend that has emerged over the past few years.

Working with Systematic and its local partner-enterprise in Latvia, the Latvian Armed Forces have established a digital C2 capability based on the SitaWare software suite

Among the improvements in Systematic’s best-in-class C2 system are 3-D airspace visualisation and further track correlation and fusion functionality

On NATO’s eastern flank SitaWare Frontline is delivering enhanced situational awareness and C2 to the Danish Army

The software ensures that the Royal Navy maintains full interoperability with its partners

The Finnish Defence Forces employed Systematic’s SitaWare suite in support of its recent Joint C2 exercise

The British Army’s 3rd Division has become the latest component of the UK armed forces to select Systematic’s SitaWare command-and-control software.

The headquarters of the 10th Armored Division has been investigating the introduction of the new SitaWare digital command-and-control information system for some time now. In the Franconian town of Veitshöchheim, however, nobody suspected that the new system would one day be able to assist with the deployment of Bundeswehr soldiers during a domestic crisis, as in the case of the Corona pandemic.

As a long-standing user of SitaWare, the Irish Defence Forces were able to quickly stand up a solution to help tackle the pandemic

Our Air Domain Advisor and former head of the Royal Danish Air Force, Major General Henrik Røboe Dam (retd.), gives his views in Defense News

Armed forces around the world are using SitaWare to help combat COVID-19, with novel applications being rapidly put into service

The full SitaWare suite will be available for service with all branches of the Lithuanian Armed Forces