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The Danish software company takes another big step into the European library market after winning a tender worth SEK 100 million for Stockholm Public Library.

Systematic A/S has appointed Henrik Skovfoged as its Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Henrik Skovfoged has more than 25 years of experience in cybersecurity, finance and management, and has previously held leadership roles at companies such as Trifork Security, Conscia and NetDesign.

In Denmark, an electronic health record system developed with support from doctors and clinicians from Danish university hospitals is in use across half of the country.

Systematic has just signed the Commitment Paper on green mobility by Klimaalliancen Aarhus, committing companies to reduce their transportation footprint. In Aarhus Municipality, half of the CO2 emissions are attributed to transportation, making this initiative a significant step towards a carbon-neutral municipality.

Systematic will deliver the defence alliance's new command-and-control system, SitaWare Headquarters. Additionally, the company is developing a comprehensive military healthcare system for deployed personnel.

Michael Holm has managed to build one of Denmark’s most successful IT companies, through a unique combination of deep technological understanding and a solid sense of business. That is why he is presented with the Danish ICT Industry Associations 2024 IT Award .

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Aarhus Mayor Jacob Bundsgaard paid a visit to Systematic in Aarhus to take a closer look at our SitaWare command-and-control system, used by an increasing number of NATO countries.

With its seventh CMMI assessment rating at the highest level, the company continues to be among the best in the world at delivering IT solutions on time, within budget, and with the agreed-upon quality.

Following high praise from Norwegian ambulance crews, Bliksund and Systematic are introducing a proven solution to the Danish pre-hospital sector. With live streaming, access to specialists online, and real-time data sharing, patients can be treated safely and efficiently directly at the scene of the incident and throughout the journey to full recovery.

It is with an air of calm and some satisfaction that Systematic’s CEO Michael Holm is able to pass on the baton to his successor after the company has posted its best ever financial results.

With its newly purchased Abrams tanks, Poland has received Systematic's command and control system, SitaWare, which increases the possibility of data sharing and cooperation between allies.

For 15 years, the British Army has used the Danish-developed command-control system SitaWare. Now, a new contract worth approximately EUR 12 million ensures that more soldiers, brigades and allies benefit from the solution.

After an extensive cybersecurity certification process, Systematic's defence software SitaWare has been included on the US Department of Defense's list of security-approved products. The approval has not only significance in the USA - but in the whole world, says CEO Michael Holm.

Twenty-nine percent of employees in Danish IT companies switched job last year. But not at Systematic, where employees are happy to stay for a long time.

CEO Michael Holm is handing over daily management to a strong internal profile, Nikolaj Bramsen.

An increased focus on digitalising defence forces worldwide has led Systematic to expand its workforce and opening yet another development centre, this time in Copenhagen.