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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.

Latest update to SitaWare software brings joint targeting, AI-driven intelligence, a new briefing application, and advanced mine warfare planning

1 German-Netherlands Corps (1GNC) has decided to deploy Systematic’s SitaWare Headquarters to enhance its digital Command-and-Control capabilities. The software supplies the Corps with a unified Common Operational Picture (COP) for synchronized decision-making across the high-readiness formation.

Exercise Capstone 2026 demonstrated SitaWare software’s capability to provide Irish DF personnel a shared, real-time picture of the battlespace

Systematic demonstrated AI-enabled decision support within the SitaWare Suite to Military Representatives, national delegations, ACO and International Staff at NATO Headquarters in Brussels.

With SitaWare Headquarters 6.22, Systematic has introduced a dedicated Targeting Application that brings the targeting process into the same C4ISR environment used for operational planning, situational awareness and mission execution.

SitaWare Insight 1.9 introduces new AI capabilities for terrain analysis, track prediction, and enhanced Wingman support in Federated Search - giving intelligence staff and commanders faster access to operationally relevant intelligence from growing volumes of data.