Systematic Defence is proud to announce the signing of a significant contract with the Austrian Armed Forces for the delivery of its world-leading command and control software, SitaWare Headquarters and SitaWare Frontline.
The agreement between Janes and Systematic allows integration of Janes' data into Systematic's SitaWare Insight tool. This collaboration enhances intelligence workflows by providing critical equipment data within the interface, benefiting military planning and decision-making. The API development opens the door for further integration to enhance battlefield understanding and assessment.
NATO has signed a 28M Euro contract with Systematic to provide their Future Land Command and Control (C2) capability (FLC2) for the next 12 years.
Christina Balis, Global Campaign Director for Training & Mission Rehearsal at QinetiQ, is a new member of the software company’s board of directors.
Italian Army selects SitaWare Headquarters: SitaWare Headquarters to be deployed to support a range of Esercito Italiano formations.
Systematic's future proof maritime solution, SitaWare Maritime, has been selected to provide the command and control (C2) for the German Navy’s future F126 frigate programme.
SitaWare to be deployed as part of Poland’s acquisition of M1 Abrams main battle tanks and support vehicles, providing comprehensive C4ISR capabilities to the 18th Mechanised Division’s battalions in boosting advanced armoured and battlefield engineering operations.
New licence contract confirms expansion of SitaWare usage by British Army and allied formations
SitaWare suite added to US Department of Defense Information Network’s Approved Product List following passing of key cybersecurity certification
After 38 years heading Denmark’s biggest privately owned software company, Systematic’s founder and CEO Michael Holm is handing over daily management of the multi-million euro revenue business to a strong internal profile, Nikolaj Bramsen. Michael Holm is joining the Board of Directors as a working chairman, focusing on strategy and international development.
14 September, 2023 – DSEI, London, United Kingdom. Systematic and Janes are pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the DSEI trade show to work on the delivery of Janes open-source defence intelligence to users of the SitaWare suite of C4ISR technology.
Under the MoU, Systematic will develop an application programming interface (API) to allow for the seamless
Systematic, the world’s leading provider of defence C4ISR software solutions, has signed a new maritime contract with the German Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology, and In-Service Support (BAAINBw).
First pass approval of LAND 200 Phase 3 Battlefield Command Systems project names Systematic as a sole-source tenderer for Tranche 1 Battle Management System – Command and Control (BMS-C2) software applications.
The German Armed Forces - Bundeswehr - have signed a significant agreement with Systamtic, which will future-proof their digitalisation programme fo rthe next seven years.
Systematic receives contract extension from the Royal Navy to support leadership of the development of Message Text Formats (MTFs) and production of the NATO Message Catalogue (APP-11).
One of the world’s leading suppliers of C4ISR systems has signed a significant 20-year framework agreement with Danish Department of Defence. The contract between Systematic and the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) will ensure that the whole of the Danish Armed Forces benefit from the SitaWare Suite - currently in use in over 45 nations worldwide including the US.
The maritime start-up company CUBEDIN, which was announced as a joint venture between Danish firms Systematic and Odense Maritime Technology (OMT) last autumn, has hired a new CEO. Based in Copenhagen, Danny Ingemann brings a wealth of maritime and industry experience to CUBEDIN, which creates the software for modular integration concepts - targeting the market for flexible and adaptable warships.
CUBEDIN A/S is a joint venture between Systematic and Odense Maritime Technology (OMT) aimed at creating integration solutions that support adaption of a vessel to a specific mission.
A British-led defence alliance has used Systematic’s unrivalled battle management software to enable the command and control of a two-week multi-national exercise.
Systematic has been testing its integration skills between its combat proven battle management software and a variety of unmanned systems.