The Australian highlights Systematic’s approach to AI and battlefield data
The Australian has published a special report exploring how artificial intelligence and advanced command-and-control capabilities are changing the way military commanders operate in an increasingly data-rich and contested battlefield.
The report features insights from Systematic Australia’s Vice President of Business Development, Mark Gainsford, on the growing challenge of turning vast volumes of information from sensors, platforms and other sources into timely and actionable insight for commanders.
The article examines how AI can help military forces manage the growing volume and complexity of battlefield data, while maintaining human oversight and ensuring commanders retain the information they need to make informed decisions.
We’re designing systems to supplement and complement human judgment, not replace it. Everything is oriented on humans using the information that the systems provide to make decisions and ensure there is cohesion across the command structure.”
The report comes as Systematic showcases its approach to command and control, AI, digital and data at Land Forces 2026 in Perth, highlighting how SitaWare supports forces operating in complex, multi-domain and coalition environments.
Read the full report in The Australian here.
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