The Defence Forces of Ireland (DFI) have continued to leverage their suite of SitaWare software, including SitaWare Headquarters and SitaWare Frontline, to reinforce the nation’s sovereign and economic interests, and facilitate joint operations.
The deployment of the SitaWare solutions has helped to create a common situational awareness (SA) platform for the DFI, as the three service branches u
For the first time Danish-built battle management software is being used operationally by British personnel as part of the multi-national Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) deployment to the Baltics. The SitaWare C4ISR software allows the UK’s Standing Joint Force Headquarters (SJFHQ) to communicate plans and orders more quickly, and efficiently, than ever before.
Systematic and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) are once again awarding the Public Library of the Year award. This year, four widely differing libraries have been nominated – from a library in the mountain-ringed city of Missoula in north-west USA to a library in the provincial town of Ogre in Latvia.
The sale of software solutions to the healthcare sector, to defence and to utilities in Denmark and abroad resulted in new record revenue of EUR 173 million and an operating profit (EBIT) of EUR 33 million for Systematic.
Systematic’s new business intelligence solution visualises large data volumes about handball players and teams across Europe, delivering surprising facts and figures for television coverage of the 2022 European Men’s Handball Championship.
Among the thousand or so coders at Systematic sits a small eight-strong team that is building the foundation for the company’s future. Systematic’s Data Science group is digging for gold in the data that will carry the company forward.
MedTrace Pharma A/S has developed what is so far the only solution worldwide that can accurately show tissue damage and stenosis in the heart and lungs. Systematic is now going to gear and quality-assure the solution so the prototype can be prepared for the world market.
It all started with an endowment of 6,000 books in 1785. Today, Deichman Bjørvika in Oslo has been named as the world’s best new public library.
For the sixth time, Systematic and the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) presents the Public Library of the Year Award honouring new, innovative public libraries. The jury has narrowed 32 libraries down to five nominees in the quest for this year’s winner.
Three Scandinavian hospitals using Systematic’s software are in the top 25 of 250 hospitals worldwide ranked in leading in integrating and using new, smart technology.
The winner of the Systematic Joy of Reading Award 2021 is Za’atari Camp Libraries: 12 libraries run by refugees with the aim of eradicating illiteracy among the 79,000 Syrians living in the camp
Through focusing on the joy of reading and making a difference in the world, six reading projects have just been nominated for the Systematic Joy of Reading Award 2021 and USD 10,000 in prize money.
