Defence newsletter

More than 50,000 photos of a motorway or 8,000 planes in an international airspace – is this an unmanageable pool of data or valuable set of knowledge? That all really depends on how the information is processed. Switzerland has become the first country to put AI-powered solution SitaWare Insight into operation to do exactly that, and other countries are keen to follow in their data-driven footsteps.

As more countries come to Finland and the Baltic States for military operations and exercises, Systematic’s services team stands ready to support a widening userbase.

Systematic’s Australia team has successfully finished the initial iteration of SitaWare Headquarters for the Australian Army's All Corps Captains Course, training junior officers.

The Austrian Armed Forces has signed a contract for the delivery of Systematic's world-leading command-and-control software, SitaWare Headquarters and SitaWare Frontline.

In just six weeks Systematic Defence has exhibited at four global defence expos – DALO Industry Days in Denmark, MSPO in Poland, Land Forces in Australia, and Army Expo in London. Each of these prestigious events brought together the global defence community, allowing the team to showcase the SitaWare Suite to a range of stakeholders, customers and partners.

When operating at reach, connectivity, accuracy and speed of secure data transmission is vital. With brand new improvements to SitaWare’s mobile C4ISR products, the user experience is now greatly improved for mounted and dismounted operations.

In the maritime domain situational awareness of above water, surface and below water is vital for operational effectiveness. The latest product releases to SitaWare Maritime encompass exactly that, with major enhancements designed to provide detailed data from across the battlespace.

Systematic joined a three-week NATO exercise in Poland to test the interoperability and multi-domain capabilities of the alliance members.