Explore seamless interoperability across all domains of warfare at Modern Day Marine 2026
Systematic's SitaWare suite is a key enabler of seamless interoperability across military alliances and domains. With AI-powered capabilities, SitaWare provides faster, more informed decision-making, elevating situational awareness even in the most demanding environments
Visit our stand at Modern Day Marine
April 28-30
Walter E Washington Convention Center
Washington, DC 20001
Booth 2427
Experience SitaWare in action
At Modern Day Marine, we invite you to experience how the SitaWare software reinforces forward-looking defense organizations worldwide through:
Integrated force & lethality: SitaWare Headquarters, SitaWare Frontline, and SitaWare Edge are multi-domain and interoperable, ensuring that all forces area aligned on plans and orders with one common operational picture.
Delivering unmatched precision and agility across the battlespace: The SitaWare suite ensures rapid, accurate movement of mission-critical data—even in limited (DDIL) environments.
Next generation C2 capabilities: The SitaWare C4ISR suite provides next generation command and control for the next generation warfighter
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Curious to see a demo of the SitaWare suite?
Then stop by our stand to see the SitaWare suite in action. Among other things, you can learn more about how the SitaWare suite can help with your mission requirements, support your AI and ISR delivery, or integrate with your platforms, and you can ask questions to and get input from our experienced experts.
Stop by our booth (2427) to find out more.
Meet our experts at Modern Day Marine 2026
At Modern Day Marine 2026, our experts will be presenting live demonstrations of the SitaWare suite and hosting in-depth discussions on its capabilities.
Feel free to stop by our stand at any time to meet our experienced team and have a chat. If you have any questions prior to the event or would like to schedule a meeting at a specific time, just send an email via the links below ⬇️
Video: SitaWare suite explained
Imagine a C4ISR system that not only allows you to plan missions and run current operations, but also promotes intelligent decision-making across all domains supported by AI. That is the SitaWare suite. Click on the animation below to explore how the SitaWare suite enables users to plan, manage, and share orders across coalitions – from joint level to the tactical edge.
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