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Sweden has long deployed SitaWare command and control (C2) software across its armed forces, boosting situational awareness and enhancing force integration. However, the country’s accession to NATO brings new opportunities for allied interoperability, offering crucial advantages for the Swedish Armed Forces – and the alliance as a whole.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of education, the age-old debate between digital and traditional learning methods continues to captivate educators, students, and parents alike.

Training personnel in C4ISR software is essential for modern militaries, enabling seamless integration across land, sea, and air domains.

We speak to some of our specialists in the Intelligence domains about the changes and benefits of technology.

AI capabilities have surged in recent years, expanding its potential applications. This growth opens up new possibilities for employing AI tools in military intelligence and operations.

SitaWare Aspire provides digital, hands-on training in the SitaWare suite, to accommodate the challenge of personnel rotation in the military and the importance of flexible training.

Ensuring no stakeholders are left behind is an ongoing task that is best supported through flexible training.

We have gathered essential questions and responses regarding Artificial Intelligence in defense.

Accurate data flow is vital for leveraging battlefield insights. However, there are some key questions to be asked around data quality and delivery.

We speak to some of our specialists in the Fires domains about the changes and benefits of technology.

As the fires mission becomes digitialized, ensuring the right data is collected is distributed becomes critical to success.

As the number of ISR and fires assets multiplies on the battlefield, managing the demands for fires missions in a headquarters environment comes with increasing situational awareness challenges.

At NATO’s Multi Domain Operations Conference attendees discussed their role in building an MDO-enabled alliance. Following those conversations we explore how this could be achieved and what challenges must first be overcome.

The vision for improved integration of UK Defense on a national, international and military basis has been described in a number of recent strategies, concepts and policy documents. Ahead of DSEi, this short think-piece acknowledges the intent, the opportunity that data offers to achieve it, but argues that nothing will change unless we become more specific and enable bottom-up, incremental development.

Learn how a C4ISR software platform can be leveraged to ensure better, more effective joint fires missions.

Over the past five years, the idea of Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) has gained popular acclaim with promises of transformational effects on military decision-making. A command and control system that enables commanders to make faster decisions has been a military nirvana for a few decades now – arguably Norman Schwarzkopf wanted it in 1991. Perhaps, unlike network enabled capability (NEC) or joint enterprise defense initiative (JEDI), this is a system that will finally deliver.