Defence newsletter

Systematic has demonstrated how military systems can securely exchange data across NATO forces during the Eastern Flank Deterrence Initiative (EFDI) 2.0, a major multinational defence exercise held in Dorset, UK.

Systematic has completed the development phase of SitaWare Battlefield Health and delivered the software to the German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) as planned. The system will form the basis of SAFES (Sanitätsdienstliches Führungs- und Einsatzsystem), the Bundeswehr’s medical command and control system, supporting the co-ordination medical evacuation throughout operations.

Systematic has been awarded a contract by the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) to deliver an AI-ready command-and-control (C2) capability for counter-drone defence - marking the first known contract by a NATO member for C2 ready to integrate AI-supported analysis.

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.

Thales and Systematic today announced a strategic partnership to provide the Danish Armed Forces with advanced, interoperable air defence capabilities.

Deputy Chief of Staff of the German Army, Lieutenant General Heico Hübner and a delegation of the German Army discuss future C4ISR requirements for Multi-Domain Operations.

Systematic's SitaWare Headquarters has been selected for the first tranche of Army's next-generation Battle Management System.

Systematic has extended the Joint Fires and Targeting capability in its SitaWare Suite to forward units, enabling mounted and dismounted forces to nominate targets directly into the targeting workflow used by operations and targeting staff.