1598010237159881599214301431142914321051611490NewsNyheder12077Meet usMød os159821026415986159941477142819202244<div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>SIMPLIFYING CRITICAL DECISION MAKING</h2><p style="text-align: left;">Systematic’s mission is to deliver IT solutions that make it simpler for users to make crucial decisions in demanding situations. Briefly put: “<strong>Simplifying critical decision making</strong>”.</p><p style="text-align: left;">That is why “Simplicity” is a keyword for Systematic. The solutions must be quick, simple and efficient to use. </p><p style="text-align: left;">Each day, thousands of people depend on Systematic’s products and solutions for help in making critical decisions. Our products and solutions give decision makers an overview of the information they need to aid them in making the correct decision each and every time.</p><p style="text-align: left;"><a href="#" title="Cases">Learn more about how we serve our customers</a> </p></div><div style="text-align: left;" class="col twoCol last"><h2>DELIVERY ON TIME</h2><p><a href="/media/1387774/15-10-Delivery-on-time-2015-WEB-hoejformat.png"><img width="460" height="190" src="/media/1387397/delivered-on-time-website-460-x-190-pixels-2015.png" alt="Delivered -on -time ---website -460-x -190-pixels -2015"/></a></p><p>Systematic’s high maturity within software development is more than a concept only. To us, it is a mindset. We pursue continuous improvement while staying focused on turning complexity into simplicity in order to deliver the best results for our customers.</p><p><a href="#" title="How we work">Learn more about how we work</a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>PERFORMANCE</h2><p>At Systematic, we strive at continuously improving in everything we do thus increasing the value of everything we do. Our approach to software development combines the <a href="/media/273753/One_Big_Long_One464px.jpg"></a>robust principles of CMMI with the best aspects of Lean and Scrum. In that way, we constantly optimise our time and results.</p><p>Watch the interview with Dr. Jeff Sutherland, CEO of Scrum Inc. and writer of The Scrum Guide, and get his take on what is unique about Systematic's combination of CMMI5 and Scrum.</p><p><a href="#" title="Maintaining a high level">Learn more on our partner agreement with Scrum Inc.</a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7088" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /></div></div><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>SAVE TIME AND MONEY</h2><p>Systematic supplies user-friendly solutions that have been thoroughly tested, trialled in real life, and are avaliable for immediate delivery. Rather than spending time, energy and precious funds on one-off, bespoke solutions, customers in the defence industry and in the healthcare sector can buy our off-the-shelf producs that will cover the majority of their users' requirements.</p><p><strong>For the defence industry</strong>, we have developed <a href="/defence/products/" title="Products">products for command and control, military messaging and electronic warfare</a>.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/" title="Products"><img width="464" height="150" src="/media/445363/Defence_Productboxes_lineup.png" alt="Defence Productboxes Lineup" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p><p><strong><br />For the healthcare sector</strong>, we have developed <a href="#" title="Products">a fully integrated e-health platform</a>.</p><p><a href="#" title="Products"><img width="464" height="150" src="/media/444810/Columna_productboxes464px.png" alt="Columna Productboxes464px" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p><p><strong><br />For the library and learning sector</strong>, we provide software that enable libraries and educational institutions to manage and <a href="#" title="Library & Learning">improve their capabilities, services and cost-effectiveness.</a></p><p><a href="#" title="Library & Learning"><img width="464" height="150" src="/media/1707491/product-boxes-lineup-ll-version3.jpg" alt="Product -boxes -lineup -LL-version3" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>GROW WITH US</h2><p><img width="464" height="415" src="/media/493772/frontpage_color_adjusted_grow_with_us.jpg" alt="Innovative IT solutions - Grow With Us"/> </p><p>Systematic is known for its ability to deliver high-quality, innovative IT solutions on time. This demands a highly trained, professional and committed staff constituting the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Customer focus, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are key components in building our competencies. We have a motto that says, “It is better to educate people and risk they leave than do nothing and they stay.” </p><p><a href="#" title="Join us">Explore Systematic as a work place</a></p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7964" thumbnail="16908" macroAlias="VideoLightbox" /></div></div><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><h2>SOME OF OUR SERVICES</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col fourCol"><p><a href="#" title="Application development"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/126566/application_development_public_sector_v2.jpg" alt="Application-development-Software-Public-Sector-IT-Quality"/></a></p><h3>Application Development</h3><p>Customised IT solutions in collaboration with our customers<br /><a href="#" title="Application development">Learn more</a></p></div><div class="col fourCol"><p><a href="#" title="Enterprise Integration"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/216070/Enteprise_integration_public_sector_v2.jpg" alt="Enterprise-Integration-Systems-IT-Connect-Toolbox"/></a></p><h3>Enterprise Integration</h3><p>Communication and interaction - integration of different systems<br /><a href="#" title="Enterprise Integration"><br />Learn more</a></p></div><div class="col fourCol"><p><a href="#" title="Continuous delivery"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/294428/consultancy_public_sector_sq.jpg" alt="Continuous-Delivery-Operation-Development-Software-IT"/></a></p><h3>Continuous Delivery</h3><p>Efficient operation and high reliability throughout the process<br /><a href="#" title="Continuous delivery"><br />Learn more</a></p></div><div class="col fourCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Consultancy"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/116503/consultancy-public-sector-ny.png" alt="Consultancy-Know-how-Agile-Software-Development-Process-optimisation"/></a></p><h3>Consulting</h3><p>Counselling about process optimisation and project management<br /><a href="#" title="Consultancy">Learn more</a></p></div></div><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="1700" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>SIMPLIFYING CRITICAL DECISION MAKING</h2><p style="text-align: left;">Systematics mission er at levere it-løsninger, der gør det enklere for brugerne at træffe afgørende beslutninger i skarpe situationer. Kort sagt: “<strong>Simplifying critical decision making</strong>”.</p><p style="text-align: left;">Derfor er “simplicity” et nøgleord for Systematic. Løsningerne skal være enkle, effektive og hurtige at bruge. </p><p style="text-align: left;">Hver eneste dag er flere tusind mennesker afhængige af Systematics produkter og løsninger. Vores produkter og løsninger giver dem overblik over tilgængelige oplysninger og støtter dem i at træffe de rigtige beslutninger på de rigtige tidspunkter. </p><p style="text-align: left;"><a href="#" title="Cases">Se eksempler på, hvordan vi hjælper vores kunder</a> </p></div><div style="text-align: left;" class="col twoCol last"><h2>LEVERING TIL TIDEN</h2><p><a href="/media/1387641/15-10-Levering-af-milepaele-til-tiden-2015-WEB-hoejformat.png"><img width="460" height="190" src="/media/1387392/levering-til-tiden-website-460-x-190-pixels_2015.png" alt="Levering -til -tiden ---website -460-x -190-pixels _2015"/></a></p><p>Systematics høje modenhed inden for softwareudvikling er mere end bare et koncept. For os er det en tankegang. Vi jagter løbende forbedringer og fastholder vores fokus på at gøre det komplicerede enkelt. På dén måde skabe vi de bedst mulige resultater for vores kunder - til tiden.</p><p><a href="#" title="How we work">Sådan arbejder vi</a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>PERFORMANCE</h2><p>I Systematic arbejder vi hele tiden på at blive bedre til det, vi gør - for at øge værdien af det, vi gør. Vores tilgang til softwareudvikling kombinerer de stærke principper fra CMMI med de bedste aspekter af Lean og Scrum. På den måde optimerer vi konstant vores tid og resultater.</p><p>Se interviewet med Dr. Jeff Sutherland, direktør i Scrum Inc. og forfatter af The Scrum Guide, og hør, hvad der er unikt ved Systematics kombination af CMMI5 og Scrum.</p><p><a href="#" title="Partnerskab med Scrum Inc.">Læs mere om vores partnerskab med Scrum Inc.</a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7088" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p></div></div><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>SPAR TID OG PENGE</h2><p>Systematic har brugervenlige løsninger, der er gennemtestede, afprøvet i virkeligheden og kan leveres med det samme. Frem for at bruge tid, kræfter og dyrebare skattekroner på at skræddersy egne løsninger har kunder i forsvarsindustrien og sundhedssektoren mulighed for at købe vores standardprodukter, der allerede fra hylden opfylder langt størstedelen af brugernes behov.</p><br /><p><strong>Til forsvarsindustrien</strong> har vi udviklet <a href="http://www.systematic.com/defence/products/" title="Products">produkter til kommando- og kontrol, udveksling af militære beskeder og elektronisk krigsførsel</a>.</p><p><a href="http://www.systematic.com/defence/products/"><img width="464" height="150" src="/media/445363/Defence_Productboxes_lineup.png" alt="Defence Productboxes Lineup"/></a></p><br /><br /><p><strong>Til sundhedssektoren</strong> har vi udviklet <a href="#" title="Products">en fuldt integreret e-sundhedsplatform.</a></p><p><a href="#" title="Products"><img width="464" height="150" src="/media/444810/Columna_productboxes464px.png" alt="Columna Productboxes464px"/></a></p><p><strong><br />Til biblioteks- og skolesektoren</strong> har vi udviklet <a href="#" title="Library & Learning">produkter og digitale løsninger, der styrker måden biblioteker og skoler interagerer med brugerne på.</a></p><p><a href="#" title="Library & Learning"><img width="464" height="150" src="/media/1707491/product-boxes-lineup-ll-version3.jpg" alt="Product -boxes -lineup -LL-version3" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p><p> </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>BLIV UDFORDRET</h2><p><img width="464" height="415" src="/media/493772/frontpage_color_adjusted_grow_with_us.jpg" alt="Innovative IT solutions - Grow With Us"/> </p><p>Systematic er kendt for at levere innovative it-løsninger af høj kvalitet til tiden. Det forudsætter højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere. De er livsnerven i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Det kræver konstant læring og struktureret videndeling. Vi lever efter mottoet "hellere uddanne folk og risikere, at de rejser, end lade være og de bliver".</p><p><a href="#" title="Join us">Udforsk Systematic som arbejdsplads</a></p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7964" thumbnail="16908" macroAlias="VideoLightbox" /></div></div><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><h2>NOGLE AF VORES SERVICES</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col fourCol"><p><a href="#" title="Applikationsudvikling"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/203178/applikations_udvikling_public_sector.jpg" alt="Applikationsudvikling-Offentlig-IT-Software-Udvikling-Agilitet-It"/></a></p><h3>Applikationsudvikling</h3><p>Skræddersyede it-løsninger udvikles i tæt samarbejde med vores kunder</p><p><a href="#" title="Applikationsudvikling">Læs mere</a></p></div><div class="col fourCol"><p><a href="#" title="Enterprise integration"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/216352/Enteprise_integration_public_sector_dk.jpg" alt="Enterprise-Integration-Systemer-Værktøjskasse-Effektivitet"/></a></p><h3>Enterprise integration</h3><p>Tværgående kommunikation og interaktion - integration af forskellige systemer</p><p><a href="#" title="Enterprise integration">Læs mere</a></p></div><div class="col fourCol"><p><a href="#" title="Kontinuerlig levering"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/216629/kontinuerlig_levering_public_sector.jpg" alt="Kontinuerlig-Levering-Drift-Udvikling-Software-It-Systemer"/></a></p><h3>Kontinuerlig levering</h3><p>Sikker drift og høj grad af pålidelighed i hele processen</p><p><br /><a href="#" title="Kontinuerlig levering">Læs mere</a></p></div><div class="col fourCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Konsulentrådgivning"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/216582/consultancy-public-sector-dk.png" alt="Konsulent-Rådgivning-Software-Procesoptimering-CMMI-Projekt"/></a></p><h3>Consulting</h3><p>Rådgivning om proces-optimering og projektledelse<br /><br /></p><p><a href="#" title="Konsulentrådgivning">Læs mere</a></p></div></div><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="2379" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /><div></div>5366244524452587261610824281182943752696UA-84257703-1Systematic - software and systems provider - CMMI5 certified11Systematic.comSystematic.comSystematic develops software products for the military, intelligence and national security, healthcare, financial, public and private sectors.CMMI 5, software development, IT, agile, LEAN, Scrum, COTS, situational awareness, command and control, military messaging, C2, electronic warfare, clinical information systems, clinical logistics systems, patient flow, patient administration, IT, integration, projektmanagement, 0Systematic A/S - software- og systemudvikler - CMMI 5-certificeretSystematic A/S udvikler software og systemløsninger til kunder inden for den offentlige sektor, sundhedssektoren, forsvaret, politiet, finanssektoren og serviceerhverv.0CMMI 5, softwareudvikling, IT, agil, LEAN, Scrum, færdigudviklede, militær beskedudveksling, kommando- og kontrol, C2, elektronisk krigsførsel, electronic warfare, EPJ, elektroniske patientjournaler, patientflow, patientforløb, patientadministration, MidtEPJ, KOMBIT, NPI, Nationalt Patientindeks, Det Nationale Patient Indeks, klinisk logistik, optimering, integration, projektledelse, levering til tiden0100
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The analysis methods, which build on a rich set of temporal and spatial features, include methods for noise removal, e.g., labeling of beyond building-perimeter devices, and methods for quantification of area densities and flows, e.g., building enter and exit events, and for classifying the behavior of people, e.g., into user roles such as visitor, hospitalized or employee. Spatio-temporal visualization tools built on top of these methods enable planners to inspect and explore extracted information to inform facility-planning activities.</p><p>To evaluate the methods, we present results for a large hospital complex covering more than 10 hectares. The evaluation is based on WiFi traces collected in the hospital's WiFi infrastructure over two weeks observing around 18000 different devices recording more than a billion individual WiFi measurements. For the presented analysis methods we present quantitative performance results, e.g., demonstrating over 95% accuracy for correct noise removal of beyond building perimeter devices. We furthermore present detailed statistics from our analysis regarding people's presence, movement and roles, and example types of visualizations that both highlight their potential as inspection tools for planners and provide interesting insights into the test-bed hospital. </p><p><strong>Forfattere:</strong> Ruiz-Ruiz, Antonio J. , Blunck, Henrik ; Prentow, Thor S. ; Stisen, Allan ; Kjaergaard, Mikkel B.</p><p><strong>Konference:</strong> Pervasive Computing and Communications (PerCom)<br /><strong>År:</strong> 2014</p><p><a href="http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=6813953" target="_blank">Læs hele artiklen. (På engelsk)</a></p><p><strong><em>Resume: </em></strong></p><p>For at kunne optimere logistikken i store komplekse bygninger, så som hospitaler, kræves realistisk bygningsadministration og planlægning. Den nuværende praksis er ofte baseret på manuelle observationer eller ubekræftede antagelser og kan derfor være urealistiske data for bygningsplanlægningen.</p><p>Denne artikel præsenterer analysemetoder, der kan udplukke viden fra store datasæt baseret på WiFi-sporing for at afdelingerne for bygningsplanlægning og administration af store komplekse bygninger opnår mere viden. Disse metoder bygger på et rigt sæt af detaljer og kan bruges til at kvantificere og klassificere brugernes rolle som for eksempel besøgende, indlagt eller ansat.</p><p>For at kunne evaluere metoderne præsenteres der data fra en 2-ugers dataindsamling, som indeholder mere end 18.000 forskellige enheder og mere end én milliard WiFi-målinger. Yderligere præsenteres detaljeret statistik fra analysen omkring folks opholdssteder, bevægelse og roller samt eksempler på forskellige visualiseringer.</p>Indoor Positioning using Wi-FiIndendørs WiFi-positionering86948694Indoor Positioning using Wi-Fi – How Well Is the Problem Understood?Indoor Positioning using Wi-Fi – How Well Is the Problem Understood?<p><strong>Writers:</strong> Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard, Mads Vering Krarup, Allan Stisen, Thor Siiger Prentow, Henrik Blunck, Kaj Grønbæk, Christian S. Jensen</p><p><strong>Conference:</strong> International Conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation<br /><strong>Year:</strong> 2013</p><p><a href="http://pure.au.dk/portal/files/70963336/paper_indoor_positioning.pdf" target="_blank">Read the full article.</a></p><p><em><strong>Abstract: </strong></em></p><p>The past decade has witnessed substantial research on methods for indoor Wi-Fi positioning. While much effort has gone into achieving high positioning accuracy and easing fingerprint collection, it is our contention that the general problem is not sufficiently well understood, thus preventing deployments and their usage by applications to become more widespread.</p><p>Based on our own and published experiences on indoor Wi-Fi positioning deployments, we hypothesize the following: Current indoor Wi- Fi positioning systems and their utilization in applications are hampered by the lack of understanding of the requirements present in the real-world deployments. In this paper, we report findings from qualitatively studying organisational requirements for indoor Wi-Fi positioning.</p><p>The studied cases and deployments cover both company and public-sector settings and the deployment and evaluation of several types of indoor Wi-Fi positioning systems over durations of up to several years. The findings suggest among others a need for supporting all case-specific user groups, providing software platform independence, low maintenance, allowing positioning of all user devices, regardless of platform and form factor. Furthermore, the findings also vary significantly across organizations, for instance in terms of need for coverage, which motivates the design of orthogonal solutions.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p><strong>Forfattere:</strong> Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard, Mads Vering Krarup, Allan Stisen, Thor Siiger Prentow, Henrik Blunck, Kaj Grønbæk, Christian S. Jensen</p><p><strong>Konference:</strong> International Conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation<br /><strong>År:</strong> 2013</p><p><a href="http://pure.au.dk/portal/files/70963336/paper_indoor_positioning.pdf" target="_blank">Læs hele artiklen.</a> (på engelsk)</p><p><em><strong>Resume: </strong></em></p><p>I det sidste årti har der været meget fokus på at udvikle metoder for indendørs WiFi-positionering. Hvor det meste af indsatsen har fokuseret på at opnå højere præcision og lettere indsamling af data, så er det vores overbevisning, at det generelle problem ikke er ordentligt forstået, hvilket forhindrer systemerne og deres applikationer i at blive udbredt.</p><p>Baseret på vores egne og offentliggjorte resultater inden for indendørs positionering, er det vores overbevisning, at nuværende udendørs WiFi-positioneringsløsninger og deres tilsvarende applikationer er begrænset af manglende forståelse af kravene i forbindelse med virkelige udrulninger. Denne artikel indeholder case-studier fra udrulninger hos både private virksomheder og den offentlige sektor af forskellige typer indendørs positionering over en periode i op til to år.</p><p>Resultater peger bl.a. på et øget fokus for at understøtte case-specifikke brugergrupper, udbyde software platform uafhængighed, lav vedligeholdelse, at kunne positionere alle brugerenheder, uafhængigt af platform. Samtidigt viser resultater, at kravene varierer signifikant på tværs af organisationer, for eksempel i form af nødvendig dækning, hvilket styrker motivationen for at designe forskellige løsninger.</p><p> </p>Estimating routesEstimering af ruter97739773Estimating Common Pedestrian Routes through Indoor Path Networks using Position TracesEstimating Common Pedestrian Routes through Indoor Path Networks using Position Traces<p><strong>Writers:</strong> Thor S. Prentow, Henrik Blunck, Kaj Grønbæk, Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard<br /><br /><strong>Conference:</strong> IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data Management<br /><strong>Year:</strong> 2014</p><p><a href="http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?tp=&arnumber=6916902" target="_blank">Read the full article.</a></p><p><br /><strong><em>Abstract: </em></strong></p><p>Accurate information about how people commonly travel in a given large-scale building environment and which routes they take for given start and destination points is essential for applications such as indoor navigation, route prediction, and mobile work planning and logistics.</p><p>In this paper, we propose methods for detecting commonly used routes by robust aggregation, clustering, and merging of indoor position traces. The developed methods overcome three specific challenges for detecting commonly used routes in an indoor setting based on position data: i) a high ratio between path-density and positioning-accuracy, ii) a flat path hierarchy, and iii) providing cost-effective scalability.</p><p>Through an evaluation based on data collected by staff members at a hospital covering more than 10 hectare over three floors, we show that the proposed methods detect routes that are representative of the commonly used routes between locations. These methods are sufficiently efficient to provide common routes based on real-time data from thousands of devices simultaneously.</p><p>Furthermore, we show that the methods operate robustly even on basis of noisy and coarse-grained position estimates as provided by large-scale deployable indoor Wi-Fi positioning systems, and with no prior information on building layout.</p><p><strong>Forfattere:</strong> Thor S. Prentow, Henrik Blunck, Kaj Grønbæk, Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard<br /><br /><strong>Konference:</strong> IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data Management<br /><strong>År:</strong> 2014</p><p><a href="http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?tp=&arnumber=6916902" target="_blank">Læs hele artiklen.</a> (på engelsk)</p><p><strong><em><br />Resume: </em></strong></p><p>For store bygningskomplekser, så som hospitaler, er det nyttigt at kende til typiske bevægelsesmønstre, samt hvilke ruter der typisk benyttes af personer, når de bevæger sig mellem forskellige steder.</p><p>Det er vigtig information til brug for eksempelvis navigation og planlægning af daglige arbejdsopgaver. I denne artikel beskriver vi metoder til automatisk at finde de typisk benyttede ruter i en bygning ud fra positionsdata opsamlet af personer, der bevæger sig rundt i bygningen med smartphones.</p><p>Vi viser, at metoderne præcist finder de oftest benyttede ruter ved at evaluere dem på positionsdata, der dækker bevægelserne fra dele af personalet over 10 dage på et stort dansk hospital. Vi viser desuden, at metoderne er effektive nok til at understøtte realtids-ruteberegninger, at de virker på trods af den store usikkerhed på op til 30 meter, der er på de benyttede indendørs positioneringsmetoder, samt at de virker uden at kræve adgang til bygningskort.</p>InteroperabilityThe Information Exchange Data Model (IEDM) defined by the Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP).<p>The concepts and semantics in SitaWare Headquarters are based on MIP’s JC3IEDM (Joint Consultation, Command and Control Information Exchange Data Model) and its accompanying business logic and rules.</p><p>SitaWare Headquarters provides simultaneous support for MIP baseline 2, MIP baseline 3.0 and MIP baseline 3.1 allowing interoperability with virtually any MIP enabled coalition partner.<br /><br />SitaWare Headquarters also supports a number of other important interoperability standards, such as NFFI, Link 16, OTH-Gold, NVG, AIS and KML as well as providing a generic XML REST interface for complete flexibility.</p><p> </p><p> </p>Situational Awareness8731SitaWare Headquarters allows users to produce a comprehensive picture of the battlefield.<p>This enables the military commander to make informed strategic and tactical decisions. It uses a wide range of standard symbology from the MIL-STD-2525B / APP6-A standards as well as customised symbols and flexible sketching and annotation tools to represent operational information in clear, accurate and comprehensive overlays. A Geographical Information System (GIS) supports the widest range of military map formats, terrain data, and terrain analysis tools, in both 2D and 3D.</p><p>Because SitaWare Headquarters uses a familiar layer based system to create virtual map overlays the user can draw and manipulate units, equipment, installations, activities, events and tactical graphics to depict and annotate the current tactical and operational situation, quickly and efficiently.</p><p> </p><p><img width="500" height="435" src="/media/926535/HQ-situational-overview_500x435.jpg" alt="HQ Situational Overview"/></p>Automatic Sharing8730Friendly Force Tracks and tactical reports from subordinate units equipped.<p>With SitaWare Frontline or SitaWare Edge can automatically be shared with SitaWare Headquarters via low bandwidth tactical radio networks - even across subnets.</p><p><br />In SitaWare Headquarters, users can aggregate objects in the situational picture which is transmitted to higher formations in order to create and maintain a picture that is appropriate for sharing at higher levels. This enables headquarters to reduce the complexity of the picture from lower formations such as sections, platoons and companies to a single aggregated object whose position is automatically maintained at the aggregated units’ centre-of-mass, so for instance, at the Brigade level, the composite units of a Company or a Battalion could appear as single representative objects.</p><p> </p><p><img width="473" height="408" src="/media/926530/HQ-agregated-objects.png" alt="HQ Agregated Objects"/></p>
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17747169316941691139001501News0<h1 class="small" align="center">C4ISR SOFTWARE</h1><h2 class="small small-bold" align="center">"Providing the open architecture for United States Army mission command"</h2><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><img width="455" height="190" src="/media/1801257/web-image-test_helen.png" alt="Web Image Test Helen"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Command & Control </h2><p>Interoperable C4I and Battle Management Systems for all levels of command.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/" title="Command and Control"></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/" title="Command and Control">Take me to Command & Control</a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/" title="Military Messaging"><img width="455" height="190" src="/media/1795609/Military-messaging-455x190.png" alt="Military Messaging 455X190"/></a></p><h2 class="small-normal">Military Messaging</h2><p><span>We get your information through using international military messaging standards.<br /></span><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/" title="Military Messaging">Go to Military Messaging</a></p></div></div><p> </p><div class="full-width-bar"><div class="inside"><h1 class="small" align="center">OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES<span style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'sans serif'; font-size: 14px; line-height: 23px;"> </span></h1><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">COMMAND & CONTROL</h2><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite"><img width="464" height="97" src="/media/1767617/sitaware-suite.png" alt="Sitaware Suite"/><br /></a>Top-to-bottom C4I and Battle Management Systems give situational awareness on all levels of command.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite">Go to SitaWare Suite<br /><br /></a></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;"> </span></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters C4I System"><img width="464" height="97" src="/media/1767607/headquarters.png" alt="Headquarters"/><br /></a>Extensive interoperability and full capability for headquarter staff functions.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">Go to SitaWare Headquarters</a></p></div></div><p><img width="988" height="12" src="/media/1642179/Dotted-transparent-background-W988.png" alt="Dotted Transparent Background W988"/><br /><br /></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">BATTLE MANAGEMENT</h2><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline"><img width="464" height="97" src="/media/1767602/frontline.png" alt="Frontline"/></a><strong><br /></strong>A powerful Battle Management System supporting platoon and company commanders.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">Go to SitaWare Frontline<br /><br /></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"> </h2><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge"><img width="464" height="97" src="/media/1767592/edge.png" alt="Edge"/></a><br />A simple, lightweight, and easy to use Battle Management System application designed for the dismounted commander.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge">Go to SitaWare Edge</a></p></div></div><p><img width="988" height="12" src="/media/1642179/Dotted-transparent-background-W988.png" alt="Dotted Transparent Background W988"/></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal"><br />MILITARY MESSAGING</h2><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/" title="IRIS Suite"><img width="464" height="97" src="/media/1696998/464x97-IRIS-Suite.png" alt="464X97 IRIS Suite"/></a><br />Interoperability software based on international military messaging standards.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/" title="IRIS Suite">Go to IRIS Suite</a></p><p> </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><br />TACTICAL COMMUNICATION</h2><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/tactical-communications/" title="Tactical Communications"><img width="464" height="97" src="/media/1762628/464x97-tactical-com2.png" alt="464x 97-tactical -com2"/></a></p><p>Providing enhanced force protection, quick distribution of orders and messages, faster coordination, and shared situational awareness.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/tactical-communications/" title="Tactical Communications">Go to Tactical Communication</a></p></div></div></div></div><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p><img width="976" height="385" src="/media/949829/World-map-Defence-Color_976x385.jpg" alt="World Map Defence Color"/></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><?UMBRACO_MACRO polararea="0" duration="" doughnut="0" bar="0" chartdata="14643" line="0" pie="0" numbersize="180" headline="Trusted globally. More than" number="1" radar="0" thousandseparator="" numberdefinition="" macroAlias="Chart" animationeasing="" /><p> </p></div><p> </p><p> <br /><br /></p><p> </p><blockquote><div class="quote-content"><p>We're excited about the capabilities that SitaWare provides, especially as it relates to meeting coalition interoperability requirements. It also provides the core framework that other Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) application developers can rapidly integrate with...</p></div><div class="quote-footer">- Lieutenant Colonel Shane Taylor<p>Lead Developer for CPCE Infrastructure</p><p>United States Army PEO C3T</p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p><img width="988" height="19" src="/media/1366720/dottedline_988.png" alt="Dottedline 988"/></p><h1 class="small" align="center">PROFESSIONAL SERVICES</h1><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col fourCol"><p style="text-align: left;"><strong><img width="230" height="135" src="/media/1698043/230x135-Consultancy.png" alt="230X135 Consultancy"/></strong></p><p style="text-align: left;"><strong>C4ISR Consultancy<br /></strong>Reduce risk through our 20+ years of experience with successful C4ISR implementation in the U.S.<a href="#" title="Consultancy"><br /></a></p></div><div class="col fourCol" style="text-align: left;"><p><strong><img width="230" height="135" src="/media/1696928/230x135-Service.png" alt="230X135 Packaged Services"/></strong></p><p><strong>Packaged Services<br /></strong>Control budget concerns with transparent pricing on pre-packaged or tailored services.<a href="#" title="Packaged Services"><br /></a></p></div><div class="col fourCol" style="text-align: left;"><p><strong><img width="230" height="135" src="/media/1696933/230x135-Training.png" alt="230X135 Training Courses"/></strong></p><p><strong>Training Courses<br /></strong>Enhance operational C4ISR capability through operational focused training of staff.<a href="#" title="Training courses"><br /></a></p></div><div class="col fourCol last" style="text-align: center;"><p style="text-align: left;"><strong><img width="230" height="135" src="/media/1696918/230x135-Deployment.png" alt="230X135 Development and Integration"/></strong></p><p style="text-align: left;"><strong>Development & Integration<br /></strong>Accelerate time to deployment by letting us adapt our C4ISR software to your infrastructure.<a href="#" title="Development & Integration"><br /></a></p></div></div><p> <img width="988" height="19" src="/media/1366720/dottedline_988.png" alt="Dottedline 988"/></p><h1 class="small" align="center">EFFICIENT PRODUCT SUPPORT</h1><p style="text-align: left;">Systematic Defense Product Support is a structured, scalable service we provide in the United States and other locations around the world. Our support organization is designed to comply with international standards in best-practice procedures to ensure queries are dealt with in a prompt and efficient manner. Support extends from our direct customers to helping our partners deliver the best possible service. </p></div>31371198513654Systematic Inc. delivers reliable and user-friendly software solutions that provide situational awareness at all levels of command, helping to simplify the critical decision making process.Vi leverer pålidelige og brugervenlige forsvars-it-løsninger, der skaber situationsoverblik og sikrer entydig udveksling af informationer mellem forskellige militære systemerinspiredbythosewhoserveDefense Software | Command and Control | Interoperability339801Systematic Defense has delivered high quality software and services to the defence sector since 1985. DefenseDefenceDefense products for command and control (SitaWare), military messaging (IRIS) and electronic warfare (EWare)Military Software, Situational Awareness, Command and Control, Military Messaging, Interoperability, Battle Management, Electronic Warfare0Systematic Defense har leveret software og ydelser af høj kvalitet til forsvarssektoren siden 1985. 00000https://systematic.com/defence/<h1>PRODUCTS</h1><p>Systematic Inc. provides cost-effective and rapidly deployable defense software for Command & Control, Interoperability and Electronic Warfare. Our products are designed to be user-friendly, comply with recognized international standards and to integrate seamlessly with other military systems in use today.</p><p class="WDnormal"> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><img width="988" height="555" src="/media/1795757/sitaware_helen_men_988x555.jpg" alt="Sitaware Helen Men"/></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite"><img width="232" height="57" src="/media/525780/232_SitaWare.jpg" alt="232 Sitaware"/></a></p><p>The SitaWare Suite provides Command & Control to all levels of command, from top-level multinational HQs to the individual vehicle and soldier.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite">Learn more</a></p><p><img/></p><p><img/></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><img width="988" height="555" src="/media/1795802/IRIS.png" alt="IRIS"/></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/" title="IRIS Suite"><img width="232" height="57" src="/media/525732/232_IRIS.jpg" alt="232 IRIS"/></a></p><p>The IRIS Suite of military messaging software achieves interoperability through the use of military information exchange standards.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/" title="IRIS Suite">Learn more</a></p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><img width="893" height="622" src="/media/1934346/capture2.jpg" alt="Insight"/></p><p><a href="/products/n/insight/"><img width="146" height="43" src="/media/1934356/insight-logo.png" alt="Insight Logo"/></a></p><p style="text-align: left;">SitaWare Insight decision support tool transforms data collection and management into valuable military intelligence, and provides commanders with advanced storage, compute, and analytic capabilities.</p><p style="text-align: left;"><a href="/products/n/insight/">Learn more</a></p></div></div><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><h2>CONTACT</h2><p> </p><p>For further information on our products, please <a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=hI2RQ7OG2ZSNfctnTU+avA== href="mailto:vcXXrVxym0NtOlD9bVza0cuJQ0+739Kj6hhiwnE+gIezxwwXnuhA01stdhXVZG0G" title="Defence">contact Systematic Defense</a></p>5117Defence Software | Command and Control | Military Messaging01ProductsRapidly deployable defence software for command and control (SitaWare), military messaging (IRIS) and electronic warfare (EWare).Command and control, situational awareness, battle management, interoperability, military messaging, electronic warfare000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/101nBy name0113700000A suite of C2 software for use at the highest levels of command to those on the frontline1559<h1>SITAWARE C4I SUITE</h1><h2 class="small-normal">C4I FOR ALL LEVELS OF COMMAND</h2><p>SitaWare provides all essential Command & Control and Battle Management capabilities right out of the box, including interoperability capabilities that allow nations to exchange battlespace information with coalition partners.<br /><br /></p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="7248" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /><p><br /><img width="988" height="701" src="/media/1088666/SitaWare-World-of-Interoperability-W988.jpg" alt="Sitaware World Of Interoperability W988" usemap="#sitaware-suite-imagemap"/></p><?UMBRACO_MACRO alt4="SitaWare Headquarters" coords4="815, 345, 938, 427" id="sitaware-suite-imagemap" alt5="SitaWare Edge" alt7="SitaWare Frontline" link8="2881" coords10="" macroAlias="InsertImageMap" link1="2872" link9="" coords7="818, 453, 935, 524" link7="2881" link6="6042" link5="6042" coords5="379, 527, 512, 607" link3="2872" link2="2872" coords6="781, 586, 893, 663" coords1="671, 24, 775, 100" alt9="" coords3="241, 255, 353, 337" coords2="630, 214, 746, 298" coords9="" coords8="198, 381, 310, 467" alt8="SitaWare Frontline" link10="" alt2="SitaWare Headquarters" alt3="SitaWare Headquarters" link4="2872" alt6="SitaWare Edge" alt10="" alt1="SitaWare Headquarters" /><div class="full-width-bar"><p><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">SYSTEM INTEGRATION</span></p><p>Systematic Inc. offers products for systems integrators to incorporate the powerful functionality of SitaWare into their custom-built command and control applications.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="8858" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /></div><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="13670" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><blockquote><div class="quote-content"><p><span>We're excited about the capabilities that SitaWare provides, especially as it relates to meeting coalition interoperability requirements. It also provides the core framework that other Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) application developers can rapidly integrate with...</span></p></div><div class="quote-footer"><span>- Lieutenant Colonel Shane Taylor</span><p>Lead Developer for CPCE Infrastructure</p><p>United States Army PEO C3T</p></div></blockquote><p> </p>509364661198513654sitawareCommand and Control Software | Situational Awareness Tools514301sitawareThe SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.SitaWare SuiteSitaWare is fully scalable, off-the-shelf Command and Control software providing detailed military Situational Awareness from headquarters to the frontline.command and control, situational awareness, battle control, battle management, command and control system000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/<?UMBRACO_MACRO slideorfolder="10023" macroAlias="AnimatedSlide" /><h1 class="small">SITAWARE HEADQUARTERS <br />C4I SYSTEM</h1><h2 class="small-normal">For Combined Joint Operations</h2><p>Complex operational environments require decisions to be made quickly and accurately. These environments also require the exchange of vital information within the coalition and joint battle net. With so much information to be processed, it’s vital that operational headquarters staff have the most advanced command and control tools available. These tools filter out irrelevant information and allow for a full appreciation of the battlespace.</p><p><strong>SitaWare Headquarters</strong> is a powerful and scalable C4I system (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, & Intelligence) that offers an accessible, easy-to-use yet comprehensive toolset that can significantly increase operational flexibility and reduce deployment time while providing extensive interoperability capabilities.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="13229" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">C4IS in the Browser</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters is accessed directly from a standard browser, giving instant access to a full C4I system from any computer within the network. No client installation needed, with a typical deployment carried out in just hours rather than weeks or months.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/sitaware-headquarters-features/" title="Learn more product features">Learn more product features<br /><br /></a></p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1013246/Blue-force-and-search.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="735" height="489" src="/media/1013246/Blue-force-and-search.png" alt="Blue Force And Search"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Operational Simplicity</h2><p>Thanks to its modern, intuitive user interface, only minimal training is required, making SitaWare Headquarters a highly cost effective solution to deploy and maintain. This intuitive interface enables users to make full and effective use of the C4I system’s rich capabilities, simplifying the mission critical decision making process in high stress situations.</p></div></div><p> </p></div><div class="colRow"><div class="full-width-bar"><p><a href="/media/1030108/SitaWare-Headquarters-6-v2.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;"><img width="734" height="515" src="/media/1030108/SitaWare-Headquarters-6-v2_734x515.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters 6 V2"/></span></a></p><p><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Situational Awareness</span></p><p>The enhanced real-time situational awareness powered by SitaWare Headquarters C4IS provides greater understanding of the battlespace, and supports better informed tactical decisions. A greater understanding and simplification of the critical decision-making process provides better efficiency and safety for those personnel on the ground. Advanced information filtering allows for the easy adjustment and customization of situational awareness pictures, reducing information overload and increasing operational efficiency.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/sitaware-headquarters-features/" title="SitaWare Headquarters Features">Learn more product features</a></p><p> </p></div><p> </p><p><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Coalition and Joint Interoperability</span></p><p>SitaWare offers some of the strongest interoperability capabilities on the planet and is a hub for both coalition and joint interoperability. SitaWare offers support for a wide range of modern military and civilian data communication standards, ensuring full interoperability across joint environments and with coalition partners. <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/interoperability/" title="Learn more">Learn more</a></p><p> <a href="/media/1034876/Joint-HQ-landscape_3.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="206" src="/media/1034876/Joint-HQ-landscape_3_736x206.jpg" alt="Joint HQ Landscape 3"/></a></p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Top-to-Bottom C4I System</h2><p>SitaWare provides a top-to-bottom solution from the highest echelons right down to the tactical edge, increasing mission effectiveness. The applications and user interfaces are specifically tailored for the operational environments at each level, providing a coherent and shared data model across all platforms.</p><p>SitaWare Headquarters can be integrated seamlessly with all other Systematic products for Command and Control and battle management. Its open architecture allows for customized extensions and integration with legacy and third party systems.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="Learn more">Learn more</a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite"> </a></p><p><img width="736" height="522" src="/media/1090523/SitaWare-World-of-Interoperability-W736.jpg" alt="Sitaware World Of Interoperability W736" usemap="#sitaware-suite-imagemap-736W"/></p><?UMBRACO_MACRO alt4="SitaWare Headquarters" coords4="611, 260, 698, 317" id="#sitaware-suite-imagemap-736W" alt5="SitaWare Frontline" alt7="SitaWare Edge" link8="6042" coords10="" macroAlias="InsertImageMap" link1="2872" link9="" coords7="292, 396, 375, 449" link7="6042" link6="2881" link5="2881" coords5="148, 289, 232, 347" link3="2872" link2="2872" coords6="606, 337, 698, 388" coords1="502, 18, 580, 74" alt9="" coords3="177, 193, 264, 248" coords2="468, 162, 558, 218" coords9="" coords8="580, 434, 668, 493" alt8="SitaWare Edge" link10="" alt2="SitaWare Headquarters" alt3="SitaWare Headquarters" link4="2872" alt6="SitaWare Frontline" alt10="" alt1="SitaWare Headquarters" /><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="full-width-bar"><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Proven in Operations</h2><p>SitaWare-based Command and Control Solutions have a rapidly growing customer base, having been purchased for use in both national and multinational operations by more than 15 nations throughout the world. It has also been deployed in operational theaters such as Afghanistan. </p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><?UMBRACO_MACRO polararea="0" duration="" doughnut="0" bar="0" chartdata="8866" line="0" pie="0" numbersize="150" headline="More than" number="1" radar="0" thousandseparator="" numberdefinition="" macroAlias="Chart" animationeasing="" /></div></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol last"><p><span style="background-color: #ffffff;"> </span></p></div></div></div>58232463SitaWare Headquarters revolutionizes Command and Control information systems by providing a rapidly deployable, off-the-shelf solution which allows integration of multiple systems and legacy applications into a single, unified operational overview.0Headquarters C4I SystemC4I System | Command and Control | Shared Situational Awareness507901Headquarters C4I SystemSitaWare Headquarters C4I System is a complete off-the-shelf command and control framework that gives you a full overview of any theatre of operations, showing forces activities as well as resources available.SitaWare Headquarters C4I SystemSitaWare Headquarters is a scalable C4I system that provides full capabilities for the headquarter staff functions and strong interoperability capabilitiesC4I, C4I system, browser based C4I, command and control, interoperability, interoperability support, command and control, situational awareness, interoperability, operational planning, military operations.0507900000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/command-control-information-system/<h1 class="small">SITAWARE HEADQUARTERS<br />PRODUCT FEATURES</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Light on Footprint, Heavy on Performance</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters is an operationally proven C4I system and used by more than 15 nations. SitaWare Headquarters offers comprehensive and easy-to-use capabilities combined with an unmatched interoperability through support for modern military and civilian data exchange standards. Its open architecture and public interfaces allow for customized extensions and integration with legacy and third-party systems. Combined with SitaWare Frontline (Battle Management System) and SitaWare Edge (dismounted system), SitaWare Headquarters offers an integrated C4I system, allowing all levels of command to have shared situational awareness and coordinate operational actions.</p><p><br /><br /></p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1035337/Real-Time_Collaborative_Planning_1.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="606" height="367" src="/media/1035337/Real-Time_Collaborative_Planning_1.png" alt="Real Time Collaborative Planning 1"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Collaborative Military Planning</h2><p>Speed up the planning process by allowing multiple staff officers to simultaneously edit the plan text and overlays. The real-time collaborative editor allows for simultaneous edits on the entirety of a plan document, instantly merging and synchronizing changes to all users.</p><p>Learn more about <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/sitaware-headquarters-collaborative-military-planning/" title="Real-time collaborative planning ">collaborative military planning</a></p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Picture Management</h2><p>Establish a filtered view of available information of interest pertinent to a task and role. Pictures can be created centrally and made available to all users, allowing individual users to open the pictures relevant to their function and current task. A picture can contain and organize all kinds of information available regardless of their origin and type.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/1022951/Picture_Management_dummy3.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="564" src="/media/1022951/Picture_Management_dummy3_736x564.jpg" alt="Picture Management Dummy3"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal"><a href="/media/1036804/Shared-situation-awareness-v2.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="345" src="/media/1036804/Shared-situation-awareness-v2_736x345.jpg" alt="Shared Situation Awareness V2"/></a></h2><p> </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Shared Situational Awareness</h2><p>Automatically share situational pictures with subordinate and superior units through automated exchange of reports, tactical sensor data, and amplifying information.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">Contact us for information</a></p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Fast Search</h2><p>Use incremental search to quickly find and locate any battlespace object on the map.</p></div><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Filters & Highlights</h2><p>Create advanced filters based on attributes, location, dynamics, and time - highlighting the exact information needed, such as contacts of interest and levels of abstraction.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Guards & Alerts</h2><p>Apply automated conditional guards on both zones and individual tracks, and get notified if and when the guard rules are breached.</p></div></div><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><hr /><p> </p><p><img width="736" height="247" src="/media/1024904/SitaWare-Coalition-Gateway_736x247.jpg" alt="Sitaware Coalition Gateway"/></p><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Extensive Interoperability with Allied and Coalition Partners</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters is the gateway to allied and coalition interoperability. It offers tried and tested support for a wide range of military and civilian interoperability standards. This allows friendly force tracks, recognized situational pictures, plans, orders, and more to flow quickly back and forth between complex multinational command structures.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="9174" thumbnail="9175" macroAlias="VideoLightbox" /></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Tactical Communications with Mobile Units</h2><p>Headquarters staff and commanders in the field can exchange friendly force tracks, tactical reports, orders, commands, and messages over low bandwidth tactical radio networks and even across subnets.</p></div></div><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/tactical-communications/" title="Learn more about SitaWare Tactical Communication">Learn more about SitaWare Tactical Communication</a></p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Chat with Attachments</h2><p>Get your message across and save voice time. SitaWare Chat makes communication easier by speeding up communication flow. SitaWare Chat is integrated into all SitaWare C4I products and allows headquarters staff and commanders in the field to exchange free text, formatted messages, and attachments over tactical radio networks.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><a href="/media/1033806/Chat-HQ6.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="731" height="412" src="/media/1033806/Chat-HQ6_731x412.jpg" alt="Chat HQ6"/></a></h2></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal"><a href="/media/1206055/CBRN-IRIS-in-SitaWare-Headquarters-6.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="518" src="/media/1206055/CBRN-IRIS-in-SitaWare-Headquarters-6.jpg" alt="CBRN IRIS In Sitaware Headquarters 6"/></a></h2></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Military Messaging for Reports & Returns</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters supports the exchange of formatted military messages with both superior and subordinate units as well as with coalition partners. The user-friendly editor for formatted military messages in SitaWare Headquarters assists users in generating correct and unambiguous messages.</p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Dynamic Geo Tools</h2><p>The dynamic Geo tools in SitaWare Headquarters make it easy to find Line of Sight, Area of Sight, Highest Points, and Range/Bearing within an Area of Interest by simply dragging locations on the map.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/1205307/SitaWare-Headquarters-6-Line-of-Sight-Geo-Tool.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="642" height="443" src="/media/1205307/SitaWare-Headquarters-6-Line-of-Sight-Geo-Tool.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters 6 Line Of Sight Geo Tool"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><p><img width="736" height="522" src="/media/1090523/SitaWare-World-of-Interoperability-W736.jpg" alt="Sitaware World Of Interoperability W736" usemap="#sitaware-suite-imagemap-736W"/></p><?UMBRACO_MACRO alt4="SitaWare Headquarters" coords4="611, 260, 698, 317" id="#sitaware-suite-imagemap-736W" alt5="SitaWare Frontline" alt7="SitaWare Edge" link8="6042" coords10="" macroAlias="InsertImageMap" link1="2872" link9="" coords7="292, 396, 375, 449" link7="6042" link6="2881" link5="2881" coords5="148, 289, 232, 347" link3="2872" link2="2872" coords6="606, 337, 698, 388" coords1="502, 18, 580, 74" alt9="" coords3="177, 193, 264, 248" coords2="468, 162, 558, 218" coords9="" coords8="580, 434, 668, 493" alt8="SitaWare Edge" link10="" alt2="SitaWare Headquarters" alt3="SitaWare Headquarters" link4="2872" alt6="SitaWare Frontline" alt10="" alt1="SitaWare Headquarters" /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Superior C4I Interoperability</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters offers a fully integrated top-to-bottom C4I solution that has been developed to provide joint interoperability capabilities, using a wide range of military and civilian interoperability standards such as MIP, NFF, Link 16, OTH-Gold and KML. </p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/interoperability/" title="Learn more">Learn more</a></p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal"><a href="/media/1036953/Google-earth.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="600" height="492" src="/media/1036953/Google-earth.png" alt="Google Earth"/></a></h2></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Export Recognized Pictures to Google Earth</h2><p>Share selected elements of the Common Operational Picture (COP) with government, NGOs or other partners by sending a KML file that can be viewed on Google Earth, NASA World Wind, ESRI ArcGIS Desktop, or any other KML compatible GIS application.</p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Built-in Journal and War Diary</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><p><span>Keep an official record of events and actions taken with the Built-in Journal and War Diary feature. </span></p><p><span><span>This feature supports both manually entered log entries and automatic entries created when specific actions or events occur in the system.<br /><br /></span></span></p></div><div class="col twoThirdsCol last"><p><a href="/media/1033946/Journal.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="241" src="/media/1033946/Journal_736x241.jpg" alt="Journal" style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;"/></a></p></div></div><hr /><p> <a href="/media/1036254/Security-SitaWare-Headquarters-6.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="733" height="545" src="/media/1036254/Security-SitaWare-Headquarters-6_733x545.jpg" alt="Security Sitaware Headquarters 6" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p><div class="colRow"><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Security</span></div><p>SitaWare Headquarters is designed for “System High Mode,” supporting both Access Control Lists (ACLs) and permissions, governing access to both functions and data based on user,roles, or rights.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">And much more...</h2><p>To learn more about SitaWare Headquarters, <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">contact us</a> to for a personal product demonstration.</p><p style="text-align: left;"> </p>511798200Command and Control | SitaWare Headquarters Features1016501SitaWare Headquarters is scaleable and future proofed. Is has open architecture to extend with new capabilities and/or integrate with other business applications.SitaWare Headquarters FeaturesSitaWare Headquarters is flexible and future proofed. APIs/web services makes it easy to integrate with other systems, resulting in a scalable C4IS solution. C4I, C4I system, shared situational awareness, command and control, interoperability, operational planning, military operations01016500000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/sitaware-headquarters-features/<p> </p><p><a href="/media/1336892/SitaWare-Coaliton-Gateway-W988.jpg" title="Click for larger illustration"><br /><img width="736" height="434" src="/media/1336892/SitaWare-Coaliton-Gateway-W988_736x434.jpg" alt="Sitaware Coaliton Gateway W988"/></a></p><h1 class="small">JOINT, COALITION AND ALLIED INTEROPERABILITY </h1><h2 class="small-normal"><span class="small">Compliance with civilian and military interoperability standards</span></h2><p><span style="font-size: 14px;"><strong><br /></strong>SitaWare Headquarters offers the right solution to your interoperability challenges. In order to fulfill information exchange requirements, the right solutions are needed - and that is why SitaWare Headquarters has been developed specifically with a strong focus on the interoperability capability. The result is that SitaWare Headquarters offers tried and tested support for a wide range of civilian and military interoperability standards through its built-in Coalition Gateway. This allows friendly force tracking, situational overviews, plans, orders, reports and returns to flow quickly back and forth between complex joint and multinational command structures.<br /><br /></span></p><p><img width="736" height="247" src="/media/1024904/SitaWare-Coalition-Gateway_736x247.jpg" alt="Sitaware Coalition Gateway"/></p><p><br />SitaWare Coalition Gateway offers reliable information exchange<span> </span><span>with coalition partners </span>regardless of data origin or equipment used. At the same time, it can also act as a gateway between other nations within the coalition network. </p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">SitaWare Coalition Gateway</h2><h2 class="small-bold">Built-in support for both coalition and joint interoperability standards</h2><p>SitaWare Coalition Gateway is your hub for interoperability. Fully integrated into SitaWare Headquarters, it offers support for a wide range of modern military and civilian data communication standards, ensuring full interoperability across joint environments and with your coalition partners.</p><h2 class="small-bold"><a href="/media/1013328/SitaWare-Coaliton-Gateway.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="733" height="699" src="/media/1013328/SitaWare-Coaliton-Gateway_733x699.jpg" alt="Sitaware Coaliton Gateway"/></a></h2><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Interoperability based on more than 20+ years of operational experience</h2><p>The interoperability features in SitaWare Headquarters are based on Systematic Inc.'s 20+ years experience of providing interoperability to our customers. Systematic Inc.'s team of interoperability experts are ready to assist in solving our customer's interoperability challenges. While our experts are handling coalition interoperability challenges, our customers are able to focus on their main tasks during exercises and deployment.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">Contact us</a> to learn how we can assist you in achieving coalition interoperability.<span style="font-size: 14px;"> <br /><br /></span></p><div class="full-width-bar"><h2 class="small-normal">Military interoperability; an obstacle for many nations</h2><p>Military interoperability often proves to be a seemingly impossible challenge. Despite heavy investment, many nations (and their corresponding military Command and Control systems) lack the capability to effectively interoperate on both joint and coalition/allied levels. Interoperability is simply not an option in many customized, stovepipe C4I systems.</p><p>This lack of military interoperability can quickly become critical. Exercises and operations, that are increasingly carried out in joint, multinational environments, make the requirement for reliable information exchange regardless of data origin or equipment used, a necessity.</p><p>At Systematic Inc., we have over 20 years of experience in solving military and civilian interoperability. <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">Contact our team of interoperability experts</a> and let us help solve your information exchange challenges.<br /><br /></p></div><div class="colRow"><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Top-to-Bottom C4I Solution</h2><p>SitaWare provides a top-to-bottom solution from the highest echelons right down to the tactical edge, increasing mission effectiveness. The applications and user interfaces are specifically tailored for the operational environments at each level, providing a coherent and shared data model across all platforms.</p><p>SitaWare Headquarters can be seamlessly integrated with all other Systematic products for Command and Control and battle management. Its open architecture allows for customized extensions and integration with legacy and third party systems.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="Learn more">Learn more</a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite"> </a></p><p><img width="736" height="522" src="/media/1090523/SitaWare-World-of-Interoperability-W736.jpg" alt="Sitaware World Of Interoperability W736" usemap="#sitaware-suite-imagemap-736W"/></p><?UMBRACO_MACRO alt4="SitaWare Headquarters" coords4="611, 260, 698, 317" id="#sitaware-suite-imagemap-736W" alt5="SitaWare Frontline" alt7="SitaWare Edge" link8="6042" coords10="" macroAlias="InsertImageMap" link1="2872" link9="" coords7="292, 396, 375, 449" link7="6042" link6="2881" link5="2881" coords5="148, 289, 232, 347" link3="2872" link2="2872" coords6="606, 337, 698, 388" coords1="502, 18, 580, 74" alt9="" coords3="177, 193, 264, 248" coords2="468, 162, 558, 218" coords9="" coords8="580, 434, 668, 493" alt8="SitaWare Edge" link10="" alt2="SitaWare Headquarters" alt3="SitaWare Headquarters" link4="2872" alt6="SitaWare Frontline" alt10="" alt1="SitaWare Headquarters" /><p> </p></div>53679612SitaWare Headquarters provides coalition and joint interoperability. It offers reliable information exchange with coalition partners regardless of data origin or equipment use. A wide range of military and civilian interoperability standards are supported and at the same time, it can also act as a gateway between other nations within the coalition network. 0InteroperabilityCoalition and Joint Interoperability |C4I Build for Interoperability961201InteroperabilitySitaWare Headquarters provides coalition and joint interoperability. It offers reliable information exchange with coalition partners regardless of data origin or equipment use. A wide range of military and civilian interoperability standards are supported and at the same time, it can also act as a gateway between other nations within the coalition network. SitaWare Headquarters InteroperabilitySitaWare Headquarters provides coalition and joint interoperability. It supports a wide range of military and civilian interoperability standards. Interoperability, interoperability standards, military interoperability, military interoperability standards, joint interoperability, coalition interoperability, allied interoperability, combined joint interoperability, SitaWare Headquarters0961200000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/interoperability/<h1 class="small">HQ COMMAND & CONTROL</h1><p> </p><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></p><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">This page is no longer active</span></p><p><em>The information on <em>this page is no longer maintained or updated. T</em></em><em><em>he product refered to on this page is SitaWare Headquarters version 5, which has been replaced by</em> SitaWare Headquarters version 6. </em><em>For more information on SitaWare Headquarters version 6 - </em><em><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">click here</a></em><em>.<br /></em><em><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></em></p><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/> </p><p>Complex operational environments require decisions to be made fast and accurately. After all, lives could be at stake. With so much information available, it’s important that operational headquarters staff have tools for command and control to get a full appreciation of what’s happening in theatre, without being overloaded with irrelevant information.</p><p><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/626631/SitaWare_Headquarters_logo_n_photo_NEW.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters Logo N Photo NEW"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Full Situational Awareness and Decision Support</h2><p><strong>SitaWare Headquarters</strong> revolutionises command and control information systems by providing a rapidly deployable, off-the-shelf solution which allows integration of multiple systems and legacy applications into a single, unified operational overview. It supports headquarters staff in planning and executing operations with a comprehensive set of tools for command and control, operational planning and situational awareness, and fulfils all core requirements straight out-of-the-box.</p><h3>SitaWare Headquarters - Product Highlights</h3><ul><li>Meets all core requirements straight out of the box</li><li>Proven Reliability that's tried and tested</li><li>Familiar Windows user interface, low training requirements</li><li>Designed to simplify IT management in-theatre</li><li>Low training and life cycle costs</li><li>Open and extendable architecture</li><li>Complies with MIP, NFFI and other interoperability standards</li></ul><p><strong> </strong></p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="4684" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> </p><p>SitaWare Headquarters is a client/server application thereby enabling comprehensive scalability for larger headquarters. The design of the software ensures that it is cost effective, future proofed and flexible. Using APIs and web services it is easy to integrate with other systems. The result is a robust, scalable command and control solution that is easy to integrate with other technologies and systems – current and future.</p><h3>SitaWare Headquarters - Key Features</h3><ul><li>Situational Awareness</li><li>Mission Planning</li><li>Mission Execution</li><li>Interoperability</li><li>Mission Reporting</li></ul><p>For further information download the <strong>SitaWare Headquarters data sheet <a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download">here</a></strong>.</p><p>Other SitaWare Products and Solutions:</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/webcop/" title="SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP"></a><a href="#" title="SitaWare Headquarters in a Box">SitaWare Headquarters in a Box Solution</a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline"><br /></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a><br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a></p><p> </p>251064652463SitaWare Headquarters revolutionises command and control information systems by providing a rapidly deployable, off-the-shelf solution which allows integration of multiple systems and legacy applications into a single, unified operational overview.0headquartersCommand and Control | Situational Awareness | Joint HQ507901headquartersSitaWare Headquarters is a complete off-the-shelf command and control framework that gives you a full overview of any theatre of operations, showing forces activities as well as resources available.SitaWare Headquarters (ver. 5)SitaWare Headquarters provides commanders with software tools for command and control, operations planning, situational awareness and interoperability.command and control, situational awareness, interoperability, operational planning, military operations.0507910010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/headquarters/<h1 class="small"><span>SITAWARE HEADQUARTERS FEATURES</span></h1><p> </p><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></p><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">This page is no longer active</h2><p><em>The information on <em>this page is no longer maintained or updated. T</em></em><em><em>he product refered to on this page is SitaWare Headquarters version 5, which has been replaced by</em> SitaWare Headquarters version 6. F</em><em>or more information on SitaWare Headquarters version 6 - <em><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">click here</a></em>.<br /><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/><br /></em></p><p><em><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></em></p><p> </p><p>SitaWare Headquarters is designed to be a tool that is easy to learn and use. It enables staff at any level to process available operational data and maintain a Common Operating Picture (COP) in headquarters at all command levels.<br /><br />SitaWare Headquarter provides a powerful planning tool that supports the collaborative planning process used when developing complex plans enabling headquarters staff to rapidly produce and disseminate plans and orders throughout their organisation.<br /><br />SitaWare Headquarters provides an effective information sharing mechanism that allows organisations to setup individual data sharing agreements which provide the grained control needed to share operational data with coalition partners. </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Interoperability</h2><p>The Information Exchange Data Model (IEDM) defined by the Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) has become the primary standard for C2IS interoperability. The concepts and semantics in SitaWare Headquarters are based on MIP’s JC3IEDM (Joint Consultation, Command and Control Information Exchange Data Model) and its accompanying business logic and rules.</p><p>SitaWare Headquarters provides simultaneous support for MIP baseline 2, MIP baseline 3.0 and MIP baseline 3.1 allowing interoperability with virtually any MIP enabled coalition partner.<br /><br />SitaWare Headquarters also supports a number of other important interoperability standards, such as NFFI, Link 16, OTH-Gold, NVG, AIS and KML as well as providing a generic XML REST interface for complete flexibility.</p><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Situational Awareness</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters allows users to produce a comprehensive picture of the battlefield which enables the military commander to make informed strategic and tactical decisions. It uses a wide range of standard symbology from the MIL-STD-2525B / APP-6A standards as well as customised symbols and flexible sketching and annotation tools to represent operational information in clear, accurate and comprehensive overlays. A Geographical Information System (GIS) supports the widest range of military map formats, terrain data, and terrain analysis tools, in both 2D and 3D.</p><p>Because SitaWare Headquarters uses a familiar layer based system to create virtual map overlays the user can draw and manipulate units, equipment, installations, activities, events and tactical graphics to depict and annotate the current tactical and operational situation, quickly and efficiently.</p></div><a href="/media/884244/2-Situational-Awareness-h500.png" title="SitaWare Headquarters Features"><img width="200" height="148" src="/media/884782/2-Situational-Awareness-w200.png" alt="2 Situational Awareness W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Automatic Sharing</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p> Friendly Force Tracks and tactical reports from subordinate units equipped with SitaWare Frontline or SitaWare Edge can automatically be shared with SitaWare Headquarters via low bandwidth tactical radio networks - even across subnets.</p><p><br />In SitaWare Headquarters, users can aggregate objects in the situational picture which is transmitted to higher formations in order to create and maintain a picture that is appropriate for sharing at higher levels. This enables headquarters to reduce the complexity of the picture from lower formations such as sections, platoons and companies to a single aggregated object whose position is automatically maintained at the aggregated units’ centre-of-mass, so for instance, at the Brigade level, the composite units of a Company or a Battalion could appear as single representative objects.</p></div><a href="/media/884254/3-Automatic-Sharing-Aggregated-Object-h500.png"><img width="200" height="191" src="/media/884787/3-Automatic-Sharing-Aggregated-Object-w200.png" alt="3 Automatic Sharing Aggregated Object W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Plans and Orders</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>The plans and orders capability allows multiple users to collaboratively create a plan through concurrent editing of its contents; text, task organisation, overlays connected to the plan, etc. Multiple plans can be staffed concurrently if required. Orders can be authorized and distributed in stages, i.e. a commander can authorize a partially complete plan and send it to his subordinates during the planning process. This allows the subordinate units to start their own planning much earlier as they’re not waiting on the whole order to do so, saving valuable time in the process. This approach can use the same planning system to support warning orders, supplementary orders, final orders and Fragmentary Orders (FRAGOs). </p></div><a href="/media/884264/4-Plan-and-Orders-h500.png"><img width="200" height="148" src="/media/884792/4-Plan-and-Orders-w200.png" alt="4 Plan And Orders W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Combat Logistics</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters provides commanders and staff officers with the capability to report, aggregate and view formation holdings for the purpose of estimating operational capability and planning sustainment, i.e. providing and maintaining levels of equipment, personnel, and consumables required for supporting the desired operational tempo for the estimated duration. </p><p>Based on defined and reported logistics information, SitaWare Headquarters can also provide staff officers with information on what type of equipment a unit possesses and how much of the equipment is operational or which types of weapons and sensors are held by a specific weapons platform.<br /><br />With is open architecture and APIs, SitaWare Headquarters can support onward integration of logistics data to specialist logistics packages such as ERP systems and common planning tools such as spread sheets.</p></div><a href="/media/884274/5-Combat-Logistics-h500.png"><img width="200" height="148" src="/media/884797/5-Combat-Logistics-w200.png" alt="5 Combat Logistics W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Bookmarks and Presentations</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters provide a unique bookmark functionality where a bookmark identifies a particular view including the base map, zoom level, dim level and layer selections, and saves it for later reference. Accessing the bookmark restores the view that was saved when the bookmark was created.</p><p>Related Bookmarks can be grouped into named folders – this is analogous to saving a set of related slides in a PowerPoint file. Access permission can be set on bookmark folders.<br /><br />SitaWare Headquarters provides a presentation mode where successive bookmarks can be replayed as part of a live briefing using live data. The bookmarks used for presentations inside SitaWare Headquarters Bookmark folders can also be exported in Microsoft PowerPoint format using an administrator defined template. This can for example be used to create the Current Ops contribution to the commander’s daily briefing.</p></div><a href="/media/884284/6-Bookmarks-and-Presentations-h500.png"><img width="200" height="148" src="/media/884802/6-Bookmarks-and-Presentations-w200.png" alt="6 Bookmarks And Presentations W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Journal / War Diary</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>The SitaWare Headquarters Journal feature provides the capability to keep an official log of events during operational activities. The Journal can contain both manually entered log entries and automatic system entries created when specific actions or events occur in the system such as sending or receiving a plan. The journal entries can be organised in groups using tags.</p></div><a href="/media/884294/7-Journal-War-Diary-h500.png"><img width="200" height="149" src="/media/884807/7-Journal-War-Diary-w200.png" alt="7 Journal War Diary W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Tactical Chat with Attachments</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>All of the products in the SitaWare suite support chat (text messages) over tactical radio connections. SitaWare Tactical Communication is the enabling transport mechanism for the chat messages, providing an automatic routing functionality that ensures that messages reach their intended recipients without interaction from the user. Attachments such as plans/order and images can be included the chat messages.</p></div><a href="/media/884304/8-Tactical-Chat-with-Attachments-h500.png"><img width="200" height="128" src="/media/884812/8-Tactical-Chat-with-Attachments-w200.png" alt="8 Tactical Chat With Attachments W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Military Messaging for Reports & Returns</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters supports the exchange of formatted military messages (e.g. NATO APP11/ADatP-3, USMTF or national standard) with units at the lower tactical levels or with coalition partners. The editor for formatted military messages in SitaWare Headquarters assists users in completing the messages correctly and unambiguously.</p><p>SitaWare Headquarters can also be delivered with a gateway that provides automatic translation of data in the SitaWare database to formatted military messages or vice versa. The gateway is preconfigured with the ability to create/read APP11 OWNSITREP and ENSITREP formatted messages from/to a data layer in the SitaWare Headquarters database. Other messages can be added to the gateway through extensions.</p></div><a href="/media/884314/9-Military-Messaging-for-Reports-and-Returns-h500.jpg"><img width="200" height="165" src="/media/884817/9-Military-Messaging-for-Reports-and-Returns-w200.jpg" alt="9 Military Messaging For Reports And Returns W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><p><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Security</span></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters is designed for ‘System High Mode’ supporting both Access Control Lists (ACLs) for protecting data and permissions for protecting certain functionality based on specific users or roles (e.g. importing/exporting data from the system, creation overlays or distributing plans).<br /><br />Upon data creation (for example a plan or an overlay), the operational end-user specifies in the ACL who can view and edit the data. SitaWare Headquarters supports both basic authentication via username and password, and single sign-on through integration with Windows Active Directory.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="/media/884324/10-Security-h500.png"><img width="200" height="149" src="/media/884822/10-Security-w200.png" alt="10 Security W200" style="float: right;"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">And much more...</h2><p>To learn more about SitaWare Headquarters, please call Defence Sales on +45 89 43 20 00 or email <a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=Drvyv/jJLREH/jwpzDRoqg== href="mailto:tsSBxTmuDS75jsoWH2OG31RUt+z4dp9UfkEGghcoifsOAQTLN0YAsbWfdLfpd5cUEQPgvnY7J0xEy/9UNKUoUQ==">defence_sales@systematic.com</a></p><p> </p>0Command and Control | SitaWare Headquarters Features01SitaWare Headquarters (ver. 5) FeaturesSitaWare Headquarters is flexible and future proofed. APIs/web services makes it easy to integrate with other systems, resulting in a scalable C2 solution. command and control, situational awareness, interoperability, operational planning, military operations.010010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/headquarters/sitaware-headquarters-features-(ver-5-hidden-page)/<p> <br /><br /></p><p><strong style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'sans serif'; font-size: 14px; line-height: 23px;"><img width="606" height="367" src="/media/1035337/Real-Time_Collaborative_Planning_1.png" alt="Real Time Collaborative Planning W600" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></strong></p><h1 class="small">COLLABORATIVE MILITARY PLANNING</h1><p><strong>Military planning</strong> typically requires a large number of staff to collaborate in real-time in order to produce and synchronize different elements of the plan.</p><p>The Collaborative Planning capability in <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a> is a multi-user military planning support tool that facilitates this real-time collaboration by allowing commanders and their staff to concurrently author and instantly share the different plan elements and contextual information products. These tools have been proven in numerous operations and exercises to significantly reduce the military planning cycle time, and allow staff to react quickly to changes in circumstances, assumptions or objectives.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1200431/Support-for-diverse-information-tools-W736.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="492" src="/media/1200431/Support-for-diverse-information-tools-W736.jpg" alt="Support For Diverse Information Tools W736"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Support for Diverse Information Products</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters allows plan elements to be organied in a hierarchical structure. SitaWare Headquarters provides tools for editing plan texts, overlays and task organisation, but other information products, such as Microsoft Office documents, images, and videos – in fact any other type of file – may be imported into the plan structure. <br /><br /></p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Collaborative Text Editing</h2><p>The real-time collaborative text editor in SitaWare Headquarters Plan Manager allows several staff members to edit the same plan text simultaneously from different computers. Edits from any staff member are instantly reflected on all computers so that everyone always sees the same version of the plan text. There is also support for workflow management using completion indicators that show the progress of individual textual elements of the plan as well as indicators of the plan’s overall approval state.<br /><br /></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/1200426/Plan-Text-Editor-W736.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="553" src="/media/1200426/Plan-Text-Editor-W736.jpg" alt="Plan Text Editor W736"/></a></p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1200436/Task-Organisation-W736.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="492" src="/media/1200436/Task-Organisation-W736.jpg" alt="Task Organisation W736"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Task Organization</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters supports multiple task organizations for a single military plan. Task organizations can be assembled from the Order of Battle (ORBAT), from task organizations in other plans or from scratch, and may include attachments and detachments.</p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Support for Distributed Teams</h2><p>Because the SitaWare Headquarters Plan Manager is a browser-based application, staff members from different sites may easily access the same plan as long as they have network connectivity and appropriate access rights. Complete plans may also be exchanged between sites using SitaWare Chat or regular email.</p><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">STANAG-2014 Compliance</h2><p>The SitaWare Headquarters Plan Manager facilitates compliance with STANAG 2014, NATO’s standard format for written orders that specifies order types, contents, properties, classifications, structures and numbering schemes. SitaWare Headquarters can also be configured to support national/doctrine specific order formats and structures.</p><p> </p>97619800The Collaborative Military Planning capability in SitaWare Headquarters is a multi-user military planning support tool that facilitates this real-time collaboration by allowing commanders and their staff to concurrently author and instantly share the different plan elements and contextual information products. 0Collaborative military planning980001The Collaborative Military Planning capability in SitaWare Headquarters is a multi-user military planning support tool that facilitates this real-time collaboration by allowing commanders and their staff to concurrently author and instantly share the different plan elements and contextual information products. SitaWare Headquarters Collaborative Military PlanningThe collaborative military planning capability in SitaWare Headquarters is a multi-user military planning support tool that facilitates this real-time collaboration.Military planning, collaborative planning, collaborative military planning, planning tool, planning tools, sitaware headquarters0980000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/sitaware-headquarters-collaborative-military-planning/<h1 class="small">Common Operational Picture</h1><h2 class="small-normal">How to achieve shared situational awareness</h2><p>A Common Operational Picture (COP) allows multiple operational commanders to achieve shared situational awareness by efficiently communicating critical battlespace information in map-based (spatial) pictures. Because the units utilizing the Common Operational Picture can be located at different echelons, services or indeed in different nations, it is important that the Common Operational Picture is able to scale its information in both breadth and depth to fit the needs of the individual commander and staff while retaining consistency throughout.</p><p>The shared Common Operational Picture allows commanders to more effectively synchronize their maneuvres and fires; to better understand their contribution in the overall operation, and to more quickly disseminate time critical information throughout the chain of command.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><img width="734" height="515" src="/media/1030108/SitaWare-Headquarters-6-v2_734x515.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters 6 W1100"/></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">The SitaWare Joint Common Operational Picture</h2><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a> enables compilation and automatic dissemination of a Common Operational Picture for all levels of command within a land, maritime, and joint environment. With its support for a broad range of communication and interoperability standards, SitaWare Headquarters provides tailored shared situational awareness through Common Operational Pictures compiled from information from numerous sources.<br /><span style="background-color: #ffffff;"><br /></span></p></div></div><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download data sheet"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1031438/Download_blue.png" alt="Download Blue"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Contact us"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1091927/Contact-us-blue.png" alt="Contact Us Blue"/></a></p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Easy Access</h2><p>SitaWare Headquarters features a browser based client application. This means that it is effectively available to any authorised user without prior installation on their client computer. To access SitaWare Headquarters users simply launch their standard web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Google Chrome, and enter the name (URL) of the local or remote SitaWare server. If authorised, they will then immediately have access to the Common Operational Picture upon entering their login and password. Single sign on is available through built in Active Directory integration.</p><p>[insert: C4I in a browser film]</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Data Management</h2><p>SitaWare is designed to support the Common Operational Picture compilation process by assisting the user in combining information from multiple sources to present a consolidated view for Command appreciation of a defined Area of Interest (AOI).</p><p>A typical Common Operational Picture may contain data from any number of sources describing a broad range of battlespace information. To facilitate management of this data, system administrators and authorized users may partition it into logical layers – for example according to properties such as:</p><ul><li>Category (such as ‘Air’, ‘Land’, ‘Maritime’)</li><li>Responsibility or ownership</li><li>Security classification</li><li>Reliability (such as correlated vs. uncorrelated)</li><li>Origin (such as sensor type)<br /><br /></li></ul><p><a href="/media/1204197/Common-Operational-Picture-W988.jpg" title="Click to enlarge illustration"><img width="736" height="249" src="/media/1204197/Common-Operational-Picture-W988_736x249.jpg" alt="Common Operational Picture W988"/></a></p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><p><a href="/media/1203769/SitaWare-Headquarters-Pictures-Menu.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="201" height="373" src="/media/1203769/SitaWare-Headquarters-Pictures-Menu_201x373.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters Pictures Menu"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoThirdsCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">User Defined Operational Pictures</h2><p>While SitaWare supports the classic process of Common Operational Picture information management, it also implements the modern concept of User Defined Operational Pictures (UDOPs) whereby individual commands or staff can compile and publish pictures tailored to meet the needs of a specific decision process or a community of interest.</p><p>In this process, the user may filter, style, aggregate, and augment the general Common Operational Picture information products so that their representation in the Defined Operational Picture fit the needs and requirements of the intended recipients.</p><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download SitaWare Headquarters Data Sheet">Download SitaWare Headquarters Data Sheet</a></p><p> </p><p> </p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Map Management</h2><p>At the core of the Common Operational Picture is a powerful new GIS which provides the backdrop and context for the User Defined Operational Picture. SitaWare Headquarters support for ESRI ArcGIS and OGC WMS compliant map services as well as for terrain services and s57 maritime charts ensures that users can view a User Defined Operational Picture against the most relevant and up-to-date geographic information.</p><p>Map services can be configured and updated in real-time by the users to provide a Common Operational Picture, which is most relevant for their environment.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Automatic Dissemination</h2><p>Once the Common Operational Picture has been assembled within SitaWare Headquarters, it can be distributed to other Communities of Interest through a number of mechanisms:</p><ul><li>Replication to other sites that use SitaWare Headquarters</li><li>Dissemination to users via browser based access to the server</li><li>Publication to coalition partners using any of the MIP standards</li><li>Publication as NATO Vector Graphics (NVG)</li><li>Publication as Over-the-Horizon (OTH) GOLD data</li><li>Publication as APP-11 messages</li><li>Publication as either static KML files or dynamic KML links for use with e.g. Google Earth</li></ul><h1 class="small"><a href="/media/1206535/Common_Operational_Picture_-_automatic_dissemination_using_SitaWare_Headquarters.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="440" src="/media/1206535/Common_Operational_Picture_-_automatic_dissemination_using_SitaWare_Headquarters_736x440.jpg" alt="Common Operational Picture Automatic Dissemination Using Sitaware Headquarters"/></a></h1><p> [dummy illustration - add updated version]</p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1203774/SitaWare-Headquarters-Common-Operational-Picture-in-a-Portal-W736.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="560" src="/media/1203774/SitaWare-Headquarters-Common-Operational-Picture-in-a-Portal-W736.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters Common Operational Picture In A Portal W736"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Publication within a Portal</h2><p>Because SitaWare Headquarters is a browser application, the Common Operational Picture can readily be integrated as a web-part into a Portal such as Microsoft SharePoint. Integration of SitaWare Headquarters within a Portal provides users with an integrated environment that contains all available information products and supports effective collaboration tools for producing further information products.</p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download data sheet"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1031438/Download_blue.png" alt="Download Blue"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Contact us"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1091927/Contact-us-blue.png" alt="Contact Us Blue"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p>976111985SitaWare Headquarters enables compilation and automatic dissemination of a Common Operational Picture for all levels of command within a land, maritime, and joint environment. 0Common Operational Picture00SitaWare Headquarters enables compilation and automatic dissemination of a Common Operational Picture for all levels of command within a land, maritime, and joint environment. SitaWare Headquarters Common Operational PictureSitaWare Headquarters enables compilation and dissemination of a Common Operational Picture for all levels of command within a land, maritime, and joint environment. Common Operational Picture, Operational Picture, SitaWare Headquarters, Joint common operational picture000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/sitaware-headquarters-common-operational-picture/<h1 class="small">JOINT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS</h1><p>Modern military operations often involve forces from different nations, commanded from joint-force and coalition HQ set-ups. Decision-makers need access to a Common Operational Picture (COP) in visually rich 2D displays that clearly show the activities of the air, land and sea forces in the designated area of interest, and civilian traffic as well – if needed.</p><p class="small-bold"><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/626636/SitaWare_Headquarters_WebCOP_logo_n_photo_NEW.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters Webcop Logo N Photo NEW"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Sharing a Joint Common Operational Picture</h2><p><strong>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP</strong> provides joint staffs and task force commanders with an up-to-date real-time overview of what’s happening in large-scale operational scenarios. And at the same time, staff can dig down into any layer of information about any joint-force operation. It provides decision-makers with a complete overview of any operating scenario – ideal for big-screen presentations, and ideal for collaborative decision-making involving forces from many different nations. This helps eliminate duplication and misunderstandings.</p><h3>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP - Product Highlights</h3><ul><li>Complete visual picture of any operating scenario</li><li>Live feeds from any web-compatible data source (inc. UAVs) can be included</li><li>Guard zones provide automatic alarms on possible threats or events of special interest</li><li>Easy to integrate with all other Systematic C2 and military messaging tools</li><li>Easy-to-use, intuitive interface gets users up and running quickly</li><li>Low bandwidth requirement</li></ul><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP also enables continuous behaviour monitoring, along with automatic threat detection alarms and threat prioritization to ensure faster responses and better coordination when red lights start flashing. In addition, it’s remarkably easy to use, with online tutorials that get users up and running quickly. This makes the system quick to deploy, and keeps training costs down.</p><p>Systematic products are based on recognized international standards, and designed for easy integration with other specialist systems, customized national set-ups and legacy installations. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is also easy to integrate with all other Systematic C2 products. Video feeds from web-compatible data sources – including UAVs – can be included.</p><h3>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP - Key Features</h3><ul><li>Easy to Deploy Web Based Client</li><li>Filtered Data Displays</li><li>Support for Numerous Data Standards</li><li>Web Map Service (WMS) Access</li><li>Integrates Seamlessly with other SitaWare products</li></ul><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is a part of the SitaWare Suite of software, which is compliant with the latest standards, making it fully interoperable with other systems, coalition partners and NATO member countries. It works together with SitaWare Headquarters to provide a unified command and control system from the frontline to the highest level of command.</p><p>For further information download the <strong>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP data sheet <a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download">here</a></strong>.</p><p>Other SitaWare Products:</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a><br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a><br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>5110646713510headquarters-webcopCommon Operational Picture | AIS | Link 16 | NFFI | JCOP01webcopSitaWare Headquarters WebCOP provides joint staffs and task force commanders with an up-to-date detailed picture of large-scale operations using high performance web technologies.SitaWare Headquarters WebCOPSitaWare Headquarters WebCOP provides joint staffs and taskforce commanders with a joint common operational picture using high performance web technologies.Command and Control, Common Operational Picture, AIS, Link 16, NFFI, JCOP01033810010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/webcop/<h1 class="small">SITAWARE HEADQUARTERS WEBCOP FEATURES</h1><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is designed to provide a joint Common Operating Picture (COP) in headquarters environment. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is a browser-based application, allowing it to run on client computers without prior installation or maintenance. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP therefore has a significant lower cost of ownership compared to traditional Command and Control Information Systems (C2IS).</p><p>Through its extensive support for contemporary interoperability standards, SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can encompass all domains - land, maritime and air - thus achieving a truly joint Common Operational Picture.</p><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can integrate with most modern collaboration tools such as Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server, embedding the joint common operational picture into the context of other knowledge products supporting the decision making process.</p><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Multiple Situation Views</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP supports multiple independent map view windows, with the ability to set the map location, map backdrop, zoom level, and overlay display properties for each window independently. This enables the user to monitor different aspects of the situation at the same time, e.g. a wide perspective overview for aircraft positions within a corridor, whilst in another window being zoomed in on the status of a specific land operation.</p></div><a href="/media/884334/1-Multiple-Situation-Views-h500.png"><img width="200" height="150" src="/media/884827/1-Multiple-Situation-Views-w200.png" alt="1 Multiple Situation Views W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">User Profiles</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can save the current window layout (i.e. map background, zoom level, map extend, and data layers) to a profile and restore these profiles again upon selection. Profiles can be restored again by the same user from any location/computer. System administrators may also promote a user profiles to a system profiles thereby making the profile available to all authorized users. This capability is especially useful in allowing COP navigation (AOI) and quick and easy reconfiguration of COP views to align with changing roles/missions/situation within the headquarters.</p></div><a href="/media/884404/9-User-Profiles-h500.png"><img width="200" height="145" src="/media/884862/9-User-Profiles-w200.png" alt="9 User Profiles W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">COP Management Tools</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>A typical COP may contain data from multiple sources describing different types of battle space objects. In order to easily manage this data, it can be partitioned into logical information layers (overlays) – typically one for each data source/type. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP also support rules-based layers that are dynamically updated based upon the filters that are defined for selected layers. The filter criteria can be based on any combination of track properties, allowing complex Boolean operations to express more sophisticated criteria. Rule-based layers can also highlight the tracks that match the filter criteria thereby making them stand out among all other tracks. This can for example be used for:</p><ul><li>Highlighting contacts of interest</li><li>Highlighting contacts or units with a specific affiliation</li><li>Highlighting contacts violating speed restrictions</li><li>Showing only separation lines of a certain size</li><li>Highlighting specific tracks within predefined areas</li></ul></div><a href="/media/884344/2-COP-Management-Tools-h500.png"><img width="200" height="150" src="/media/884832/2-COP-Management-Tools-w200.png" alt="2 COP Management Tools W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><h2 class="small-bold"><span style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'sans serif'; font-size: 14px; line-height: 23px;"> </span></h2><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Apply Guard Zones and Track Guards</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP supports the creation of geo-fences in the form of polygon guard zones that produce one or more types of responses whenever a track violates the guard zone’s rules. This can for example be used for alerting the operators of:</p><ul><li>Contacts moving into danger (e.g. mined or dangerous areas)</li><li>Contacts at risk of grounding or collision with fixed objects</li><li>Contacts violating restricted areas</li><li>Abnormal traffic (e.g. commercial vessels departing from normal traffic lanes)</li></ul><p>A circular geo-fence can also be attached to a moving track in order to receive an alert if any other object comes inside the guard perimeter.</p></div><a href="/media/884364/5-Guard-Zone-object-h500.png"><img width="200" height="145" src="/media/884842/5-Guard-Zone-object-w200.png" alt="5 Guard Zone Object W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Correlate Tracks</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters Web COP supports correlation of tracks. Using this feature the Track Server is capable of maintaining correlated tracks by automatically updating their properties by combining corresponding properties from a number of source tracks. The criteria and rules governing the property evaluation are defined by the user.</p></div><a href="/media/884374/6-Correlate-Tracks-h500.png"><img width="200" height="128" src="/media/884847/6-Correlate-Tracks-w200.png" alt="6 Correlate Tracks W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Export to Google Earth</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP allows user selected elements of the common operational picture to be published as OGC KML making it available for viewing in Google Earth, NASA World Wind, ESRI ArcGIS Desktop or any other KML compliant GIS application. The KML publication can even be dynamic whereby the picture is automatically updated using a network link, or it can be a static snapshot that can be forwarded as e.g. an email attachment. This allows selected elements of the common operational picture to be shared with external stakeholders such as:</p><ul><li>Government</li><li>NGO’s</li><li>Media</li><li>Coalition partners without an interoperable C2IS</li></ul></div><a href="/media/884384/7-Export-to-Google-Earth-h500.png"><img width="200" height="300" src="/media/884852/7-Export-to-Google-Earth-w200.PNG" alt="7 Export To Google Earth W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Extensive Interoperability</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can interoperate across the joint environment by receiving, converting, and forwarding track information from/to most contemporary interoperability standards. The standards presently supported are:</p><ul><li>MIP Baseline 2, 3.0 or 3.1</li><li>NATO friendly Force Identifier (NFFI)</li><li>NATO Vector Graphics (NVG)</li><li>NATO Joint Common Operational Picture (JCOP)</li><li>LINK 16 - JREAP</li><li>Over-The-Horizon GOLD (OTH-GOLD)</li><li>ADatP-3 ACO</li><li>Automatic Identification System (AIS)</li><li>NMEA 0183 GPS</li><li>Multi-model REST interface</li></ul></div><a href="/media/884354/3-Extensive-Interoperability-h500.png"><img width="200" height="152" src="/media/884837/3-Extensive-Interoperability-w200.png" alt="3 Extensive Interoperability W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Display Maps from ESRI or WMS Server</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can display map backdrops from multiple map sources such as:</p><ul><li>Local ESRI ArcGIS Server</li><li>Local OGC WMS server</li><li>S57 electronic navigational charts</li><li>Shaded reliefs from Digital Terrain Elevation Data (DTED)</li></ul><p>If SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is used in a non-classified environment with connection to the Internet, the following map sources may also be used:</p><ul><li>ESRI ArcGIS Online</li><li>Online OGC WMS Servers</li><li>MapQuest (street map and satellite imagery)</li><li>Open Street Map</li></ul><p> </p><p> </p></div><a href="/media/884394/8-Display-Maps-from-ESRI-or-WMS-Server-h500.png"><img width="200" height="130" src="/media/884857/8-Display-Maps-from-ESRI-or-WMS-Server-w200.png" alt="8 Display Maps From ESRI Or WMS Server W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p>0Common Operational Picture | SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP Features01SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP FeaturesSitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is remarkably easy to use, with on-line tutorials that get users up and running quickly, making the system quick to deploy. command and control, Common Operational Picture, AIS, Link 16, NFFI, JCOP01033810010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/webcop/sitaware-headquarters-webcop-features/<h1 class="small"><span>JOINT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS</span></h1><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal"><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></h2><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">This page is no longer active</h2><p><em>The information on <em>this page is no longer maintained or updated. T</em></em><em><em>he product refered to on this page is SitaWare WebCOP, which has been integrated into</em> SitaWare Headquarters version 6. </em><em>For more information on SitaWare Headquarters version 6 - <em><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">click here</a></em>.<br /><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/><br /></em></p><p><em><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></em></p><p> </p><p>Modern military operations often involve forces from different nations, commanded from joint-force and coalition HQ set-ups. Decision-makers need access to a Common Operational Picture (COP) in visually rich 2D displays that clearly show the activities of the air, land and sea forces in the designated area of interest, and civilian traffic as well – if needed.</p><p class="small-bold"><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/626636/SitaWare_Headquarters_WebCOP_logo_n_photo_NEW.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters Webcop Logo N Photo NEW"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Sharing a Joint Common Operational Picture</h2><p><strong>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP</strong> provides joint staffs and task force commanders with an up-to-date real-time overview of what’s happening in large-scale operational scenarios. And at the same time, staff can dig down into any layer of information about any joint-force operation. It provides decision-makers with a complete overview of any operating scenario – ideal for big-screen presentations, and ideal for collaborative decision-making involving forces from many different nations. This helps eliminate duplication and misunderstandings.</p><h3>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP - Product Highlights</h3><ul><li>Complete visual picture of any operating scenario</li><li>Live feeds from any web-compatible data source (inc. UAVs) can be included</li><li>Guard zones provide automatic alarms on possible threats or events of special interest</li><li>Easy to integrate with all other Systematic C2 and military messaging tools</li><li>Easy-to-use, intuitive interface gets users up and running quickly</li><li>Low bandwidth requirement</li></ul><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP also enables continuous behaviour monitoring, along with automatic threat detection alarms and threat prioritisation to ensure faster responses and better co-ordination when red lights start flashing. In addition, it’s remarkably easy to use, with on-line tutorials that get users up and running quickly. This makes the system quick to deploy, and keeps training costs down.</p><p>Systematic products are based on recognised international standards, and designed for easy integration with other specialist systems, bespoke national set-ups and legacy installations. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is also easy to integrate with all other Systematic C2 products. Video feeds from web-compatible data sources – including UAVs – can be included.</p><h3>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP - Key Features</h3><ul><li>Easy to Deploy Web Based Client</li><li>Filtered Data Displays</li><li>Support for Numerous Data Standards</li><li>Web Map Service (WMS) Access</li><li>Integrates Seamlessly with other SitaWare products</li></ul><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is a part of the SitaWare Suite of software, which is compliant with the latest standards, making it fully interoperable with other systems, coalition partners and NATO member countries. It works together with SitaWare Headquarters to provide a unified command and control system from the frontline to the highest level of command.</p><p>For further information download the <strong>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP data sheet <a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download">here</a></strong>.</p><p>Other SitaWare Products:</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a><br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a><br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>5110646713510headquarters-webcopCommon Operational Picture | AIS | Link 16 | NFFI | JCOP01webcopSitaWare Headquarters WebCOP provides joint staffs and task force commanders with an up-to-date detailed picture of large-scale operations using high performance web technologies.SitaWare Headquarters WebCOPSitaWare Headquarters WebCOP provides joint staffs and taskforce commanders with a joint common operational picture using high performance web technologies.Command and Control, Common Operational Picture, AIS, Link 16, NFFI, JCOP010010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/webcop/webcop/<h1 class="small"><span>SITAWARE HEADQUARTERS WEBCOP FEATURES</span></h1><p> </p><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></p><p><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">This page is no longer active</h2><p><em>The information on <em>this page is no longer maintained or updated. T</em></em><em><em>he product refered to on this page is SitaWare WebCOP, which has been integrated into</em> SitaWare Headquarters version 6. </em><em>For more information on SitaWare Headquarters version 6 - <em><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">click here</a></em>.<br /><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/><br /></em></p><p><em><img src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" width="736" height="" src="/media/1087987/Red-line.png" alt="Red Line"/></em></p><p> </p><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is designed to provide a joint Common Operating Picture (COP) in headquarters environment. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is a browser-based application, allowing it to run on client computers without prior installation or maintenance. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP therefore has a significant lower cost of ownership compared to traditional Command and Control information Systems (C2IS).</p><p>Through its extensive support for contemporary interoperability standards, SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can encompass all domains - land, maritime and air - thus achieving a truly Joint common operational picture.</p><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can integrate with most modern collaboration tools such as Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server, embedding the joint common operational picture into the context of other knowledge products supporting the decision making process.</p><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Multiple Situation Views</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP supports multiple independent map view windows, with the ability to set the map location, map backdrop, zoom level, and overlay display properties for each window independently. This enables the user to monitor different aspects of the situation at the same time, e.g. a wide perspective overview for aircraft positions within a corridor, whilst in another window being zoomed in on the status of a specific land operation.</p></div><a href="/media/884334/1-Multiple-Situation-Views-h500.png"><img width="200" height="150" src="/media/884827/1-Multiple-Situation-Views-w200.png" alt="1 Multiple Situation Views W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">User Profiles</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can save the current window layout (i.e. map background, zoom level, map extend, and data layers) to a profile and restore these profiles again upon selection. Profiles can be restored again by the same user from any location/computer. System administrators may also promote a user profiles to a system profiles thereby making the profile available to all authorised users. This capability is especially useful in allowing COP navigation (AOI) and quick and easy reconfiguration of COP views to align with changing roles/missions/situation within the headquarters.</p></div><a href="/media/884404/9-User-Profiles-h500.png"><img width="200" height="145" src="/media/884862/9-User-Profiles-w200.png" alt="9 User Profiles W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">COP Management Tools</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>A typical COP may contain data from multiple sources describing different types of battle space objects. In order to easily manage this data, it can be partitioned into logical information layers (overlays) – typically one for each data source/type. SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP also support rules-based layers that are dynamically updated based upon the filters that are defined for selected layers. The filter criteria can be based on any combination of track properties, allowing complex Boolean operations to express more sophisticated criteria. Rule-based layers can also highlight the tracks that match the filter criteria thereby making them stand out among all other tracks. This can for example be used for:</p><ul><li>Highlighting contacts of interest</li><li>Highlighting contacts or units with a specific affiliation</li><li>Highlighting contacts violating speed restrictions</li><li>Showing only separation lines of a certain size</li><li>Highlighting specific tracks within predefined areas</li></ul></div><a href="/media/884344/2-COP-Management-Tools-h500.png"><img width="200" height="150" src="/media/884832/2-COP-Management-Tools-w200.png" alt="2 COP Management Tools W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><h2 class="small-bold"><span style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'sans serif'; font-size: 14px; line-height: 23px;"> </span></h2><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Apply Guard Zones and Track Guards</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP supports the creation of geo-fences in the form of polygon guard zones that produce one or more types of responses whenever a track violates the guard zone’s rules. This can for example be used for alerting the operators of:</p><ul><li>Contacts moving into danger (e.g. mined or dangerous areas)</li><li>Contacts at risk of grounding or collision with fixed objects</li><li>Contacts violating restricted areas</li><li>Abnormal traffic (e.g. commercial vessels departing from normal traffic lanes)</li></ul><p>A circular geo-fence can also be attached to a moving track in order to receive an alert if any other object comes inside the guard perimeter.</p></div><a href="/media/884364/5-Guard-Zone-object-h500.png"><img width="200" height="145" src="/media/884842/5-Guard-Zone-object-w200.png" alt="5 Guard Zone Object W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Correlate Tracks</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters Web COP supports correlation of tracks. Using this feature the Track Server is capable of maintaining correlated tracks by automatically updating their properties by combining corresponding properties from a number of source tracks. The criteria and rules governing the property evaluation are defined by the user.</p></div><a href="/media/884374/6-Correlate-Tracks-h500.png"><img width="200" height="128" src="/media/884847/6-Correlate-Tracks-w200.png" alt="6 Correlate Tracks W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Export to Google Earth</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP allows user selected elements of the common operational picture to be published as OGC KML making it available for viewing in Google Earth, NASA World Wind, ESRI ArcGIS Desktop or any other KML compliant GIS application. The KML publication can even be dynamic whereby the picture is automatically updated using a network link, or it can be a static snapshot that can be forwarded as e.g. an email attachment. This allows selected elements of the common operational picture to be shared with external stakeholders such as:</p><ul><li>Government</li><li>NGO’s</li><li>Media</li><li>Coalition partners without an interoperable C2IS</li></ul></div><a href="/media/884384/7-Export-to-Google-Earth-h500.png"><img width="200" height="300" src="/media/884852/7-Export-to-Google-Earth-w200.PNG" alt="7 Export To Google Earth W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Extensive Interoperability</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can interoperate across the joint environment by receiving, converting, and forwarding track information from/to most contemporary interoperability standards. The standards presently supported are:</p><ul><li>MIP Baseline 2, 3.0 or 3.1</li><li>NATO friendly Force Identifier (NFFI)</li><li>NATO Vector Graphics (NVG)</li><li>NATO Joint Common Operational Picture (JCOP)</li><li>LINK 16 - JREAP</li><li>Over-The-Horizon GOLD (OTH-GOLD)</li><li>ADatP-3 ACO</li><li>Automatic Identification System (AIS)</li><li>NMEA 0183 GPS</li><li>Multi-model REST interface</li></ul></div><a href="/media/884354/3-Extensive-Interoperability-h500.png"><img width="200" height="152" src="/media/884837/3-Extensive-Interoperability-w200.png" alt="3 Extensive Interoperability W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Display Maps from ESRI or WMS Server</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP can display map backdrops from multiple map sources such as:</p><ul><li>Local ESRI ArcGIS Server</li><li>Local OGC WMS server</li><li>S57 electronic navigational charts</li><li>Shaded reliefs from Digital Terrain Elevation Data (DTED)</li></ul><p>If SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is used in a non-classified environment with connection to the Internet, the following map sources may also be used:</p><ul><li>ESRI ArcGIS Online</li><li>Online OGC WMS Servers</li><li>MapQuest (street map and satellite imagery)</li><li>Open Street Map</li></ul><p> </p><p> </p></div><a href="/media/884394/8-Display-Maps-from-ESRI-or-WMS-Server-h500.png"><img width="200" height="130" src="/media/884857/8-Display-Maps-from-ESRI-or-WMS-Server-w200.png" alt="8 Display Maps From ESRI Or WMS Server W200" style="float: right;"/></a></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p>0Common Operational Picture | SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP Features01SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP FeaturesSitaWare Headquarters WebCOP is remarkably easy to use, with on-line tutorials that get users up and running quickly, making the system quick to deploy. command and control, Common Operational Picture, AIS, Link 16, NFFI, JCOP010010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/webcop/webcop/sitaware-headquarters-webcop-features-(hidden-page)/<h1 class="small">BATTLE CONTROL AT THE FRONTLINE</h1><p>All Armed Forces have one overall important issue at the top of their agenda when engaging in today’s armed conflicts: force protection. Knowledge on the exact location of your own troops and any coalition troops in your area of operational interest, faster and with more accuracy than enemy forces, is the key factor in force protection.</p><p><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/1290431/130514-SYS-0450_736x300pixels.jpg" alt="Systematic SitaWare Frontline"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Tactical Situational Awareness</h2><p><strong>SitaWare Frontline</strong> is a breakthrough in battle control software that offers clarity, simplicity and high performance that addresses real world command and control challenges at the frontline. It has been designed by and for frontline commanders in tough environments, where a clear operational view with rapid updates of friendly force tracking (FFT) is absolutely essential and has been built with deployment and in-theater management in mind.</p><h3>SitaWare Frontline - Product Highlights</h3><ul><li>Blue Force Tracking</li><li>Situational awareness and tactical reporting</li><li>Easy and user friendly deployment and maintenance</li><li>Ready for both mounted and dismounted use</li><li>Flexible change of vehicle without any configuration</li><li>Speeds up and supports the military decision making process</li><li>Tactical communication over existing radio and communication networks</li><li>Open architecture for easy sensor integration</li></ul><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="2467" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> </p><p>SitaWare Frontline has a unique two part design: a user application containing the battle control system, and a vehicle application which interfaces with existing communications equipment, onboard management systems and sensors. This enables users to plan and execute missions in both static and mobile environments, easily implement change of location of command and, if necessary, destroy mission data in an emergency; while the separate vehicle application both simplifies both the installation and upgrading of the vehicle software.</p><h3>SitaWare Frontline - Key Features</h3><ul><li>High FFT Update Rate</li><li>Simple Vehicle Transfers</li><li>IP and non IP Radio Support</li><li>Optimized for Small Displays</li><li>Small Software Footprint</li><li>Optimized Tactical Communication</li></ul><p>The SitaWare Frontline battle management system is part of the SitaWare Suite of software, which is compliant with the latest standards, making it fully interoperable with other systems, coalition partners and NATO member countries. It works together with SitaWare Headquarters to provide a unified command and control system from the frontline to the highest level of command.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="3356" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /><p> </p><p>Other SitaWare Products and Solutions:</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters"><br /></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/webcop/" title="SitaWare Headquarters WebCOP"><br /></a><a href="#" title="SitaWare Frontline for the FAC">SitaWare Frontline for the FAC Solution</a></p>5107SitaWare Frontline0frontlineBattle Management System | Tactical Command and Control | C2 system507501frontlineSitaWare Frontline is a breakthrough in battle management software that offers clarity, simplicity and high performance that addresses real world command and control challenges at the frontline.SitaWare FrontlineSitaware FrontlineSitaWare Frontline is a battle management system for the frontline commander providing tactical command and control, battle control, and situational awareness.Battle Management, Battle Management System, Battle Control, Tactical Command and Control, C2, C2 system, battle planning software0SitaWare Frontline er et gennembrud i battle management-software, som giver klarhed, enkelthed og høj ydeevne, og som er med til at løse command and control udfordringer på frontlinjen.00000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/frontline/<h1><span>SITAWARE FRONTLINE</span></h1><p> </p><p><span>Den Erfolg in heutigen Konflikten hängt teilweise von der Fähigkeit ab, den Gegner Auszumanövrieren zu können, indem Informationen schneller und detaillierter/genauer umgesetzt wird, somit die Grundlage zur rechtzeitigen Entscheidungen verbessert wird. </span><br /><br /><span>Durch den Fokus auf das Wesentliche und Grundlegende für den Gefecht bietet SitaWare Frontline eine intuitive Benutzerschnittstelle, die auch in physisch angespannten Situationen einfach zu verstehen und zu bedienen ist.</span><br /><br /><span>SitaWare Frontline wurde mit dem Ziel entwickelt, auf berührungsempfindlichen Endgeräten verwendet zu werden und wurde bislang auf Bildschirmen bis hinunter zu 8-Inch erfolgreich getestet.</span></p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7074" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=7095" title="Data Sheet SitaWare Frontline"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/832176/German-download-data-sheet.jpg" alt="German Download Data Sheet"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/offices/germany/" title="Germany"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/832181/German-contact-sales.jpg" alt="German Contact Sales"/></a></p></div></div>56970SitaWare Frontline - Video-Präsentation01German versionDer Durchbruch bei der Battle Management Software: Mit dem übersichtlichen, einfachen und leistungsstarken SitaWare Frontline meistert die Befehlsstelle an der realen Front jede Herausforderung.010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/frontline/german-version/<h1><span>SITAWARE FRONTLINE</span></h1><p> </p><p><img width="736" height="288" src="/media/832093/arabic_text.gif" alt="Arabic Piece of Text For Arabic Frontline Video page"/> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7078" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=7095" title="Data Sheet SitaWare Frontline"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/820112/download_frontline_datasheet_arabic.jpg" alt="Download Frontline Datasheet ARABIC"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Defence"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/824975/Get-in-touch-with-our-sales-team-Arabic.jpg" alt="Get In Touch With Our Sales Team Arabic"/></a></p></div></div>56970SitaWare Frontline| تحميل ورقة بيانات مجانية01Arabic version010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/frontline/arabic-version/<h1><span>SITAWARE FRONTLINE</span></h1><p> </p><p>Dans les conflits d'aujourd'hui, la victoire dépend notamment de la capacité à déjouer les plans des forces ennemies en envoyant et recevant les informations les concernant plus vite et plus précisément qu'elles n'en sont capables à votre sujet. Vous disposez alors d'une base solide pour prendre la bonne décision au bon moment.</p><p>Centré sur les fondamentaux de la gestion de combat, SitaWare Frontline est doté d'une interface intuitive facile à comprendre et à utiliser, même dans des conditions physiquement crispées.</p><p>Le nouveau système a été conçu pour une utilisation sur des terminaux à écran tactile, et il a jusqu'à présent été testé avec succès sur de petits écrans allant jusqu'à 8 pouces.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7076" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=7095" title="Data Sheet SitaWare Frontline"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/832196/French-download-data-sheet.jpg" alt="French Download Data Sheet"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Defence"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/832191/French-contact-sales.jpg" alt="French Contact Sales"/></a></p></div></div>56970SitaWare Frontline - présentation vidéo01French versionVoici une avancée dans le domaine des logiciels de gestion de combat : SitaWare Frontline apporte clarté, simplicité et hautes performances pour relever les défis réels de commandement et contrôle sur le front.010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/frontline/french-version/<h1><span>SITAWARE FRONTLINE</span></h1><p> </p><p>SitaWare Frontline es un gran avance en el software de gestión de la batalla que ofrece claridad, sencillez y un excelente rendimiento que responde a los retos de C2 reales en el frente de batalla.</p><p>Está diseñado para los comandantes en el frente en entornos complicados, donde una visión operativa clara con actualizaciones rápidas del seguimiento de las fuerzas amigas (Friendly Force Tracking, FFT) es totalmente esencial y se ha creado pensando en el despliegue y la gestión.</p><p>El software tiene un diseño único con dos partes: una aplicación para el usuario, que contiene el sistema de gestión de la batalla, y una aplicación para el vehículo, que interactúa con los sensores y sistemas de gestión a bordo y el equipo de comunicaciones existente. Ello permite a los usuarios planificar y ejecutar misiones, tanto en entornos móviles como estáticos, implementar fácilmente el cambio de ubicación del mando y, si es necesario, destruir rápidamente datos de la misión en caso de emergencia; la aplicación independiente para el vehículo simplifica tanto la instalación como la actualización del software del vehículo.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="7077" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=7095" title="Data Sheet SitaWare Frontline"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/820117/Download_Frontline_datasheet_ES.jpg" alt="Download Frontline Datasheet ES"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Defence"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/822810/Get-in-touch-with-our-sales-team-Spanish.jpg" alt="Get In Touch With Our Sales Team Spanish"/></a></p></div></div>56970SitaWare Frontline - Vídeo de presentación01Spanish versionSitaWare Frontline es un gran avance en el software de gestión de la batalla que ofrece claridad, sencillez y un excelente rendimiento que responde a los retos de C2 reales en el frente de batalla.010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/frontline/spanish-version/<h1 class="small">SITAWARE FRONTLINE FEATURES</h1><p>Victory in today’s battlefield is partly dependent on the ability to outmanoeuvre your opponent by providing and receiving information faster and with higher precision than he is, thus providing a solid basis for <strong>making the right decision at the right time</strong>.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/884184/Frontline-blue-force-tracking-h500px.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="667" height="500" src="/media/884184/Frontline-blue-force-tracking-h500px.png" alt="Frontline Blue Force Tracking H500px"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Friendly Force Tracking</h2><p>Friendly Force Tracking (also known as Blue Force Tracking) is a central part of SitaWare Frontline. The friendly force tracking picture is available automatically to all members of the radio network across subnets and the wide distribution is performed by SitaWare Tactical Communication.</p></div></div><div class="colRow"></div><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Tactical Reporting</h2><p>The commander can use the tactical reporting tool in SitaWare Frontline. Observations can be reported and shared between own units and headquarters. All reports are automatically shared into the situational picture and thus visible to other units within the tactical radio network across subnets.</p><p>In SitaWare Frontline it is possible to report both MIL-STD-2525C single point land unit, equipment, installation and air units symbols as well as various shapes e.g. indicating areas from where you are fired upon.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/884234/Frontline-tactical-reporting-h500px.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="667" height="500" src="/media/884234/Frontline-tactical-reporting-h500px.png" alt="Frontline Tactical Reporting H500px"/></a></p></div></div><p style="text-align: center;"> </p><hr /><p><a style="font-weight: bold;" href="#" title="Free eBook - Avoiding the Pitfalls in Tactical Data Communication for Battle Management Systems"> </a></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a style="text-decoration: underline;" href="/media/884194/Frontline-Command-Layer-h500px.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="667" height="500" src="/media/884194/Frontline-Command-Layer-h500px.jpg" alt="Frontline Command Layer H500px"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Command Layer</h2><p>Any plan will normally only hold until the first encounter with the enemy. Therefore it is important that a commander can issue adjustments to his original order in the shape of fragmentary orders or simply by changing current orders.</p><p>By using the command layer capability in SitaWare Frontline, the commander can easily make changes to his existing order and distribute these to both subordinates and superiors. This way the commander can save valuable voice time commanding his troops on the fly now that everyone visually has exactly the same basis. The recipients can be manually selected from the contact list and once selected SitaWare Frontline automatically remembers these for later distributions so you don´t need to reselect the recipients every time the commander sends a new command layer.</p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Plans and Orders</h2><p>In SitaWare Frontline it is possible to both prepare and receive orders. These can be both textual orders with numerous tactical overlays or simple overlay orders.</p><p>SitaWare Frontline holds sketching capabilities that are easy-to-use drawing tools that can be used for creating overlays. The commander can choose either to use predefined generic shapes such as circles, lines, arrows and free hand or he can choose to use the commonly used MMIL-STD-2525B tactical graphics such as boundary lines, axes of advance, phase lines, battle positions and emplacements.</p><p>The commander may also draw directly on the screen with his finger or stylus. It is also possible to enter text directly on the overlays by using text boxes as he can style the objects drawn on map both during his preparation and at any other point in his preparation process. When the order is complete, the commander can then distribute his overlay order to his subordinate units and/or to superior command by sending them as geo-referenced message attachments. Overlay orders prepared in SitaWare Frontline can also be shown in SitaWare Headquarters and vice versa.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><a href="/media/884224/Frontline-plans-and-orders-h500px.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="667" height="500" src="/media/884224/Frontline-plans-and-orders-h500px.png" alt="Frontline Plans And Orders H500px"/></a></h2><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="#" title="Contact Systematic Defence"> </a></p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/884214/Frontline-messaging-with-attachments-h500px.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="667" height="500" src="/media/884214/Frontline-messaging-with-attachments-h500px.png" alt="Frontline Messaging With Attachments H500px"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Chat with Attachments</h2><p><span>The messaging component in SitaWare Frontline is very similar to an ordinary mailbox system. Using the messaging component, the commander can write short text messages to whoever he wants in the radio network. </span></p><p><span>The SitaWare Tactical Communication contains automatic routing functionality meaning that messages will be routed across radio subnets automatically without interaction from the user regardless of which mission the commander is part. Text messages and binary attachments such as orders can be sent and received to/from other units in the tactical radio network using SitaWare Frontline’s tactical messaging.</span></p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Holdings Report</h2><p>Fully integrated in the SitaWare C4I solution, the Holdings feature gives you automatically distributed bottom-up reporting; soldiers and commanders can report holdings directly in SitaWare Frontline to their superiors, who will have an instant and aggregated overview of their unit’s logistic status in SitaWare Headquarters.</p><p>This makes resupply of the right consumables easier and reorganization more timely. Recipients can view the holdings report in either either <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a> or <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a>.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/1329222/W988-Holdings-Report-SitaWare-Frontline.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="732" height="545" src="/media/1329222/W988-Holdings-Report-SitaWare-Frontline_732x545.jpg" alt="W988 Holdings Report Sitaware Frontline"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal"><a href="/media/884204/Frontline-Dismounted-h500px.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="667" height="500" src="/media/884204/Frontline-Dismounted-h500px.jpg" alt="Frontline Dismounted H500px"/></a></h2><p><span> </span></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Mounted and Dismounted</span></h2><p>SitaWare Frontline holds mounted/dismounted capabilities. This means that the commander has exactly the same capabilities available when outside his vehicle as when he is mounted in his vehicle. A dismounted installation allows the operator to mount and dismount vehicles in the application so that his location is accurately known by other participants. The dismounted installation also allows for easy deployment of SitaWare Frontline on portable devices. This means that the commander through his FFT can show both his superiors and his subordinates whether he is mounted in a specific vehicle or whether he is dismounted. This is done by choosing his state of presence in SitaWare Frontline.</p><p> </p></div></div><div class="colRow"><br /><br /></div><p> </p>109280Battle Management | SitaWare Frontline Features01featuresSitaWare Frontline FeaturesSitaWare Frontline is designed to help speed up the frontline commander’s decision making process , it is easy-to-use and requires minimal training. Battle Management, Battle Control, Tactical Command and Control, Tactical C2, MIL-STD-2525B000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/frontline/features/<h1 class="small">BATTLE MANAGEMENT FOR THE DISMOUNTED COMMANDER</h1><p>SitaWare Edge is our new simple, lightweight, easy to use Android software designed for the dismounted domain. SitaWare Edge is part of the SitaWare Suite, which is compliant with the latest standards, making it fully interoperable with other systems, coalition partners and NATO member countries. When deployed in an operational theater, SitaWare Edge can be used with SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Headquarters to provide a unified C2 system from the tactical edge to the highest levels of command.</p><p><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/1290436/020713-Sys-Bov-0747_736x300pixels.jpg" alt="Systematic SitaWare Edge"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Simplified C2 for the Tactical Edge</h2><p><strong>SitaWare Edge </strong>is specifically designed for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. Its operational simplicity provides the commander with fast and clear friendly force tracking (FFT) picture, tactical situation and latest intelligence overlays thereby enhancing force protection. With the ability to exchange tactical command layers, complex maneuvers can be quickly illustrated on the map and shared with subordinates via tactical data communication, thus saving valuable voice time and speeding up operation execution.</p><h3>SitaWare Edge - Product Highlights</h3><ul><li>Designed for small, lightweight Android devices</li><li>Supports both 4" and 7" touchscreens</li><li>Friendly Force Tracking</li><li>Situational awareness and tactical reporting </li><li>Exchange tactical command sketches</li><li>View intelligence pictures</li><li>View plans/orders overlays</li><li>Data communications over existing tactical radios</li><li>Coalition interoperability</li></ul><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="6277" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> </p><h3>SitaWare Edge - Key Features</h3><ul><li>Extremely simple to use - takes minutes to learn</li><li>Superior situational awareness on Android devices</li><li>Optimized tactical communication for high refresh rates on friendly force tracks</li><li>Uses same easy-to-use deployment tools as SitaWare Frontline. Configure and deploy both systems in one workflow.</li></ul><p>SitaWare Edge uses SitaWare Tactical Communication (STC) - a network protocol optimized for low bandwidth, high latency tactical radio data communication supporting IP as well non-IP radios. STC is shared between SitaWare Edge (dismounted), SitaWare Frontline (mounted) and SitaWare Headquarters systems, thus establishing networked command and control and shared situational awareness all the way from higher headquarters right down to the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. <br /><br />SitaWare Edge is part of the SitaWare suite of C2 products supporting a wide range of contemporary interoperability standards, making it fully interoperable with NATO and coalition partners.</p><p>Other SitaWare Products and Solutions:</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters"><br /></a><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge in a Vest"></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a></p><p> </p>5093SitaWare Edge is specifically designed for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. Its operational simplicity provides the commander with fast and clear friendly force tracking (FFT) picture, tactical situation and latest intelligence overlays thereby enhancing force protection.0edgeBattle Management | Android C2 | Dismounted Commander604401edgeSitaWare Edge is specifically designed for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. Its operational simplicity provides the commander with fast and clear friendly force tracking (FFT) picture, tactical situation and latest intelligence overlays thereby enhancing force protection.SitaWare EdgeSitaWare Edge is our new simple, lightweight, easy to use Android software designed specifically for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge.SitaWare Edge, dismounted commander, Android C2, tactical C2, battle management000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/edge/<h1 class="small">SITAWARE EDGE FEATURES</h1><p>Streamlined simplicity is the hallmark of any good tool designed for users on the move – and that’s what SitaWare Edge is all about. It provides the dismounted commander with extremely simple to use yet very powerful capabilities for locating friends, exchanging information about possible hostile activity, and the ability to quickly create command layers to illustrate complex maneuvres and share these with subordinates via tactical data communication. This saves valuable voice time and speeds up operation execution. </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Multiple Maps</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>All tactical information in SitaWare Edge is displayed on top of a user selected base map, for example a military topographical map or a satellite image. SitaWare Edge can contain any number of base maps (only restricted by device storage capacity) allowing the user to select the base map most appropriate for mission phase.<br /><br />The map can center on the user’s current location represented by a green dot on the map (center-to mode). If the device has a magnetometer sensor the map orients itself in the direction the user faces (compass mode). <br /><br />In center-to and compass mode, the map display shows dotted range rings indicating distances from the user’s current position thus giving a clear indication of map scale.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="/media/798647/Edge-Multiple-Maps-H500px.png"><img width="342" height="200" src="/media/798652/Edge-Multiple-Maps-W200px.png" alt="Edge Multiple Maps W200px" style="float: right;"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Friendly Force Tracking</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>Friendly Force Tracking in SitaWare Edge shows the location and identification of other SitaWare Edge and/or SitaWare Frontline users as well as the position of coalition partners received through coalition interoperability such as NFFI or FFI via SitaWare Headquarters.<br /><br />The friendly force tracks are available automatically to all members of the radio network across subnets and the wide distribution is performed by SitaWare Tactical Communication.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="/media/798617/Edge-Blue-Force-Tracking-H500px.png"><img width="341" height="200" src="/media/798622/Edge-Blue-Force-Tracking-W200px.png" alt="Edge Blue Force Tracking W200px" style="float: right;"/></a><span style="background-color: #ffffff;"> </span></p></div></div><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Shared Tactical Situation Picture</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>The shared tactical situation picture shows all spot reports based on observations in the terrain thus displaying a situational view of the battlefield at any given moment.<br /> <br />The tactical situational picture changes over time as it is based on information shared via radio with other units connected to the tactical network using SitaWare Edge, SitaWare Frontline or SitaWare Headquarters.<br /><br />Each of the objects in the situation picture holds additional details that are available in either a callout (summary) or in a dialogue (full details).</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="/media/798657/Edge-Shared-Tactical-Situation-Picture-H500px.png"><img width="320" height="200" src="/media/798662/Edge-Shared-Tactical-Situation-Picture-W200px.png" alt="Edge Shared Tactical Situation Picture W200px" style="float: right;"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Tactical Reporting</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>Observations can be reported and shared between own units and headquarters. All reports are automatically shared as part of the tactical situational picture and thus being visible to other units within the tactical radio network across subnets. After having distributed reports any commander keeping the reported object under observation can move/update location and information of a reported object.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="/media/798667/Edge-Tactical-Reporting-H500px.png"><img width="200" height="333" src="/media/798672/Edge-Tactical-Reporting-W200px.png" alt="Edge Tactical Reporting W200px" style="float: right;"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Display Plans and Intelligence Overlays</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>SitaWare Edge can display selected plan and intelligence overlays created in SitaWare Headquarters or in SitaWare Frontline allowing dismounted commanders to bring this information into the field. The plans and overlays can either be copied to the device prior to the mission or be received via the tactical communication network during the mission.<br /><br />The user can individually enable and disable the display of plans and overlays ensuring that the situation display contains only the information of relevance for the current phase of the mission.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="/media/798637/Edge-Display-Plans-and-Intelligence-Overlays-H500px.png"><img width="200" height="333" src="/media/798642/Edge-Display-Plans-and-Intelligence-Overlays-W200px-.png" alt="Edge Display Plans And Intelligence Overlays W200px " style="float: right;"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Command Layer</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>The Command Layer capability allows commanders to issue adjustments to their original order, or issue ad-hoc maneuvre orders to respond to an immediate situation.<br /> <br />Command Layers can be prepared using multiple colors and line- styles. A sketch made in the Command Layer is geo-referenced to the map on which they are drawn.<br /><br />After composing a Command Layer, the commander can choose recipients by entering the appropriate call signs of subordinates or superiors. Call signs are saved, so when the commander sends subsequent sketches, the call signs do not need to be entered again. Command layers can be exchanged between SitaWare Edge, SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Headquarters.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="/media/798627/Edge-Command-Layer-H500px.png"><img width="250" height="200" src="/media/798632/Edge-Command-Layer-W200px.png" alt="Edge Command Layer W200px" style="float: right;"/></a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><p> </p>108910Battle Management | Android C2 | SitaWare Edge Features01SitaWare Edge FeaturesSitaWare Edge provides the dismounted commander with extremely simple to use yet very powerful capabilities for exchanging information via tactical data communication. SitaWare Edge, dismounted commander, Android C2, tactical C2, battle management000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/edge/sitaware-edge-features/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Coalition Gateway</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Built-in support for joint, coalition and allied interoperability standards</h2><p>SitaWare Coalition Gateway is the interoperability component in SitaWare Headquarters that enables data exchange with allied and coalition partners, government agencies and NGOs.</p><p>SitaWare Coalition Gateway supports most of the current NATO and coalition interoperability standards, such as MIP, NATO Friendly Force Identifier (NFFI), NATO Vector Graphics (NVG), OTH-GOLD and Link 16 JREAP. It also supports commonly used civilian standards such as Google Earth Overlays (KML) and Automatic Identification System (AIS) used for tracking commercial ships.</p><h2 class="small-bold">Filtering</h2><p>SitaWare features an advanced data filtering mechanism allowing incoming data to be reduced to the specific area of interest (geographic filter) and specific tracks of interest (property filter). Filtering can help ensure that low bandwidth connections such as tactical radio networks are not flooded with extraneous information when the incoming data is forwarded.</p><h2 class="small-bold">Data Conversion</h2><p>SitaWare Coalition Gateway is capable of converting track feeds from one data type to another, effectively allowing SitaWare to act as a gateway between two systems using different standards. The most common use of this capability is using SitaWare as an intermediary (gateway) between systems using MIP Block 2 and systems using MIP Block 3 since SitaWare is capable of simultaneous communication on MIP Block 2, 3.0 & 3.1.</p>9613000SitaWare Coalition Gateway010010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/sitaware-coalition-gateway/<h1 class="small">MULTILATERAL INTEROPERABILITY PROGRAM (MIP). STANAG 5525.</h1><p>The Multilateral Interoperability Program (MIP) (STANAG 5525) specification is a managed interface between Command and Control Information Systems (C2IS’). It enables interoperability of battle-space information between any other system that also incorporates the specification, preserving the meaning and context of the information across national boundaries.</p><p>SitaWare Coalition Gateway supports the MIP specification, both in the Block 2 (C2IEMD), Block 3.0 and Block 3.1 (JC3IEMD) variant, and is capable of concurrently supporting all three variants.</p>The Multilateral Interoperability Program specification, MIP, (STANAG 5525) is supported by the SitaWare Coalition Gateway, both in the Block 2 (C2IEMD), Block 3.0 and Block 3.1 (JC3IEMD) variant, and is capable of concurrently supporting all three variants.0MIP. Multilateral Interoperability Programme (STANAG 5525) 00SitaWare Coalition Gateway supports the Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) specification, both in the Block 2 (C2IEMD), Block 3.0 and Block 3.1 (JC3IEMD) variant, and is capable of concurrently supporting all three variants.Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP)The Multilateral Interoperability Programme specification (MIP) (STANAG 5525) is supported by the SitaWare Coalition Gateway.Multilateral Interoperability Programme, MIP, C2IEMD, JC3IEMD, Block 2, Block 3.0, Block 3.1, SitaWare Coalition Gateway 100010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/sitaware-coalition-gateway/multilateral-interoperability-programme-(mip)/<h1 class="small">NATO FRIENDLY FORCE IDENTIFIER (NFFI)<br />NATO STANAG 5527</h1><p>The NATO Friendly Force Information (NFFI) (NATO STANAG 5527) is an automated, cooperative reporting of land-oriented positional data of friendly units.</p><p>NFFI information is typically not received directly from the individual units, but from a federation services held at national contingent or organization levels, providing the data over a normal Ethernet connection.</p><p>SitaWare supports all three NFFI data exchange protocols, ingoing as well as outgoing.</p>0NATO FRIENDLY FORCE IDENTIFIER (NFFI)00NFFI NATO Friendly Force Identifier (NATO STANAG 5527) The NATO Friendly Force Information (NFFI) (NATO STANAG 5527) is an automated, cooperative reporting of land-oriented positional data of friendly units.NATO Friendly Force Information, NFFI, NATO STANAG 5527, SitaWare Coalition Gateway010010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/sitaware/sitaware-coalition-gateway/nato-friendly-force-identifier-(nffi)/A suite of interoperability software based on international military messaging standards1557<h1>IRIS</h1><h2 class="small-normal">SOFTWARE FOR INTEROPERABILITY</h2><p>The IRIS Suite has revolutionised military messaging and interoperability in modern defence forces with its range of off-the-shelf software products. The software suite is combat proven and has become the de-facto standard in NATO member nations for interoperability and military messaging using agreed international Message Text Format <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/structured-information-standards/" title="Message Text Format">(MTF)</a> standards.</p><p>IRIS has been in-service for more than 30 years and is used by more than 100,000 military operators in over 40 nations as part of numerous Command & Control <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/" title="Command and Control Information Systems (C2)">(C2)</a> and Military Messaging Handling Systems <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/" title="Military Messaging Handling Systems">(MMHS)</a>.</p><p> </p><p> </p><h2>IRIS SUITE</h2><h2 class="small-normal">Software for military messaging and interoperability</h2><p> </p><p><a href="/media/1924959/W988-IRIS_ThreeMonitor_735x349.jpg" title="Click here to enlarge image"><img width="735" height="349" src="/media/1924959/W988-IRIS_ThreeMonitor_735x349.jpg" alt="W988 IRIS Threemonitor" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p><div class="full-width-bar"><div class="inside"><h2>IRIS FOR THE MILITARY OPERATOR</h2><p>The IRIS software suite provides strong military messaging and interoperability capabilities directly off-the-shelf. It integrates seamlessly into standard products, such as Microsoft office, to provide a user-friendly framework for drafting, editing and sending military messages. <br />The product suite for the military operator comprises IRIS Forms, IRIS Military Mail and IRIS Standards Management.</p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms"><img width="316" height="232" src="/media/1924929/IRIS-IMG_5570_ed-1-.jpg" alt="IRIS IMG 5570 Ed 1 "/></a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/556517/IRIS_Forms_logo_316x232.png" alt="IRIS Forms Logo 316X232"/></a></p><p><strong>IRIS Forms </strong>provides a simple, structured method for preparing and validating military messages, orders and reports following NATO, US or national standards. With its modern and intuitive user-interface, military messaging has never been easier.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms">Learn more</a></p></div><div class="col threeCol"><p><a href="#" title="IRIS Military Mail"><img width="316" height="232" src="/media/1291143/DSC_6271_with-IOM_316x232pixels.jpg" alt="IRIS Organisational Messaging"/></a></p><p><a href="#" title="IRIS Military Mail"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/1924964/IRIS_Miliraty_Mail-Logo_316x100px.png" alt="IRIS Miliraty Mail Logo 316X100px"/></a></p><p><strong>IRIS Military Mail</strong> is a Microsoft Outlook plugin that upgrades Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange to a complete military message handling infrastructure. It gives you full support for military operating procedures. <br /><a href="#" title="IRIS Military Mail">Learn more</a></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="#" title="IRIS Military Mail"><strong><img width="316" height="232" src="/media/1924949/W316-IRIS-IMG_5458.jpg" alt="W316 IRIS IMG 5458"/></strong></a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/stds-mgmt/" title="IRIS Standards Management"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/556888/IRIS_Standard_Management_logo_316x232.png" alt="IRIS Standard Management Logo 316X232"/></a></p><p><strong>IRIS Standards Management </strong>defines, manages and analyses a range of structured information standards used in military systems to ensure great interoperability between different systems and with coalition partners.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/stds-mgmt/" title="IRIS Standards Management">Learn more</a></p></div></div></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><h2>IRIS FOR THE SYSTEMS INTEGRATORS</h2><p>IRIS provides off-the-shelf-products for systems integrators to easily and cost effectively incorporate MTF interoperability into Command & Control and Military Message Handling Systems. The product suite for developers and systems integrators comprises IRIS Forms Server, IRIS Information Mapping and IRIS MTF Gateway.</p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><p><a href="#" title="IRIS Forms SDK and IRIS Forms Server"><img width="316" height="232" src="/media/1924944/W316-IRIS-Forms-Server.png" alt="W316 IRIS Forms Server"/></a></p><p><a href="#" title="IRIS Forms SDK and IRIS Forms Server"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/557002/IRIS_Forms_Server__logo_316x232.png" alt="IRIS Forms Server Logo 316X232" style="font-weight: bold;"/></span></a></p><p><strong>IRIS Forms Server</strong> provides low-level MTF processing capabilities including a complete validation of a MTF and converting a MTF to a XML-MTF. <br /><a href="#" title="IRIS Forms SDK and IRIS Forms Server">Learn more</a></p></div><div class="col threeCol"><p><a style="text-decoration-line: underline;" href="#" title="IRIS Information Mapping"><img width="316" height="232" src="/media/1290329/130514-SYS-0632_316x232pixels.jpg" alt="Systematic IRIS Information Mapping"/></a></p><p><a style="text-decoration-line: underline;" href="#" title="IRIS Information Mapping"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/557007/IRIS_Information_Mapping__logo_316x232.png" alt="IRIS Information Mapping Logo 316X232" style="font-weight: bold;"/></a></p><p><strong>IRIS Information Mapping</strong> makes it easy for systems integrators to create data mappings that provide an information bridge between military C2 and messaging systems.<br /><a href="#" title="IRIS Information Mapping">Learn more</a></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><a href="#" title="IRIS MTF Gateway"><img width="316" height="232" src="/media/1924954/W316-IRIS-MTF-Gateway.png" alt="W316 IRIS MTF Gateway"/></a></p><p><a style="text-decoration-line: underline;" href="#" title="IRIS MTF Gateway"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/557012/IRIS_MTF_Gateway_logo_316x232.png" alt="IRIS MTF Gateway Logo 316X232" style="font-weight: bold;"/></a></p><p><strong>IRIS MTF Gateway</strong> enables C2 systems integrators to extract tracks and geographic information from several versions of APP-11 and OTH Gold using data mappings. <br /><a href="#" title="IRIS MTF Gateway">Learn more</a></p></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Which level of technical information processing does your project require?</h2><p>Each of the three IRIS products for system integrators assists the processing of MTFs and extraction of information at different technical levels. This means that you can cover the exact level of technical information processing required in your project, just as the different IRIS products enable you to adjust the development effort within the project.</p><p><img width="980" height="543" src="/media/1924919/iris_mtf_data_mapping_v2_980x543.jpg" alt="IRIS_MTF_Data _mapping _v2"/></p><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><div class="full-width-bar"><div class="inside"></div><p><img width="89" height="63" src="/media/1924969/iris_89x63jpg.png" alt="IRIS Suite" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><h2 class="small-normal" align="center">KEY BENEFITS</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h3>Straightforward, consistent information</h3><div class="inside">For mission critical operations, ambiguous information must be avoided. The war-fighter lack the time to manually digest facts that could be better processed automatically by computer. The IRIS suite of software ensures that information is exchanged in a straightforward consistent manner without ambiguity.</div><div class="inside">The IRIS Software Development Kit empowers developers to integrate message-based interoperability into their own applications.</div></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h3>Cost efficiency</h3><p>Continuous compliance with standards through IRIS reduces the through life cost of systems and solutions. Furthermore, it is highly cost efficient to use IRIS products as building blocks, compared to developing bespoke solutions, for the complex handling of structured data, messaging and interoperability. This is particularly the case for systems that need to support several message types and stay updated on a regularly basis to follow the evolving interoperability and message standards.</p></div></div><div class="inside" style="text-align: left;"></div><div class="inside" style="text-align: left;"><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h3>Focus on your core business</h3><div class="inside">Major systems integrators worldwide use IRIS products to save time and development hours. By using IRIS, they focus on their area of expertise while IRIS provides the underlying interoperability. Additionally, the IRIS products are thoroughly field-proven and certified and available off-the-shelf now, minimising project risks.</div></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h3>Attractive business model</h3><p>IRIS requires a limited investment in development licenses and support during system development. This means that the investment in operational licences can be deferred until the end-customer has purchased the system and starts to deploy. This has proven to be a very attractive business model for many of our partners.</p></div></div></div><div class="inside" style="text-align: left;"></div><div class="inside" style="text-align: left;"><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h3>Keep standard compliance</h3><div class="inside">IRIS keeps solutions and systems compliant to standards and minimises the impact of the frequent standard updates. It provides a uniform interface to various standards and the same APIs are used for different standards and versions, e.g. <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/usmtf/" title="USMTF">USMTF</a> 2000, <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/app-11-and-adatp-3/" title="ADatP-3">ADatP-3</a> Baseline 11 and <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/app-11-and-adatp-3/" title="APP-11">APP-11</a>(D)(1).</div><p> </p><div class="inside"></div></div></div></div></div></div>5822irisMilitary Messaging Software | Interoperability Solutions514401irisThe IRIS suite of products unite different systems, and different nations, by using agreed international standards to exchange information.IRIS SuiteIRIS achieves military interoperability by ensuring compliance with the constantly evolving military information exchange standards such as NATO ADatP-3, USMTFinteroperability, military messaging, Message Text Format, ADatP-3, USMTF000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/iris/<?UMBRACO_MACRO slideorfolder="11221" macroAlias="AnimatedSlide" /><p><br /><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">IRIS FORMS & </span><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">IRIS WEBFORMS</span></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1169918/W988-World-Map.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><br /><img width="733" height="449" src="/media/1169918/W988-World-Map_733x449.jpg" alt="W988 World Map"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><br />World leader in formatted military messages</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms are world-leading, Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) products used by many nations in their <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/" title="Command and Control Information Systems">command and control (C2)</a> and <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/" title="Military Messaging">military message handling systems (MMHS)</a> for working with <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/structured-information-standards/" title="Message Text Formats">formatted messages (MTFs)</a>. They are used in over 40 nations by more than 100.000 users.</p><p> </p></div></div><div class="colRow"></div><p><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Full compliance with standards</span></p><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms offer full compliance with the complete message catalogue from NATO <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/app-11-and-adatp-3/" title="ADatP-3/APP11">ADatP-3/APP11</a> as well as <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/usmtf/" title="USMTF">USMTF</a>, OTH-T GOLD, and ASMTF standards in both traditional slash-delimited and XML-MTF formats. This makes IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms a perfect fit in a highly interoperable environment for Orders, Reports, Requests and Situational Awareness Information on multiple tactical levels in Air, Land and Maritime Services.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1191736/IRIS-WebForms-Read-Mode.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="600" height="463" src="/media/1191736/IRIS-WebForms-Read-Mode.jpg" alt="IRIS Webforms Read Mode"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Optimized reading experience</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms come with a compact reader-friendly mode that displays only the parts of the message that have been filled-in. This provides the reader with a much better overview of the message content. Furthermore, the Search Option and Table of Contents provide quick and easy access to the specific message elements.</p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Assists users preparing messages that comply with standards</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms automatically generate a form from any of the loaded message standard definitions. The form gives the user a rapid overview of which sections and fields are mandatory. As the user fills in the form, the content is continuously validated making the user immediately aware of any input errors. Comprehensive help for both individual fields and message sections is always instantly available. The help text is automatically loaded from the message definition provided with the appropriate standard.</p><p> </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/1192927/IRIS-WebForms-Edit-Mode-With-Errors-Indicators.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><br /><img width="736" height="569" src="/media/1192927/IRIS-WebForms-Edit-Mode-With-Errors-Indicators.jpg" alt="IRIS Webforms Edit Mode With Errors Indicators"/></a></p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1334229/W988-IRIS-Template-Management.jpg" title="Click to enlarge view"><img width="736" height="542" src="/media/1334229/W988-IRIS-Template-Management_736x542.jpg" alt="W988 IRIS Template Management"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Customise NATO and US message templates</h2><p>Do rich customizations of message templates with the Template Management application; e.g. hide and rename elements in the template as well as change the help text. This allows for better adaptation to specific national needs/terminology or to simplify complex message templates so they are better suited for the user. Even extensive customization such as hiding and renaming a long list of elements will now not alter the underlying MTF format, which means that interoperability between nations or systems is maintained.</p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Two environments – two versions</h2><p>IRIS Forms is a stand-alone application installed on individual computers while IRIS WebForms is a client-server solution with a server-only installation and thin web based clients downloaded from the server via a web browser. The functionality and user interface of IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms are identical. This reduces the training burden on users when switching platforms.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Easily integrated into C2 and message handling systems</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms come with a comprehensive library of APIs that allows integration into 3rd party systems with minimal effort. For further information, please see <a href="#" title="IRIS Forms SDK">IRIS Forms SDK</a> description.</p><p> </p><div class="colRow"></div>582213510iris-formsMilitary Messaging | Message Text Format | ADatP-3 | USMTF | APP-11507401formsIRIS Forms simplifies and structures the inputting and transfer of important military information, orders and reports, using simple-to-deploy interoperability standards.IRIS Forms and IRIS WebFormsIRIS Forms software simplifies and structures the preparation of military information, orders and reports, using simple-to-deploy interoperability standards.interoperability, military messaging, Message Text Format, MTF, ADatP-3, USMTF, APP-11, APP11, APP 11, OTH-GOLD, OTH-G, OTG,000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/iris/forms/<h1 class="small">ROLE-BASED MESSAGING</h1><p>Electronic communication is the lifeblood of virtually every modern organization – defense forces are no exception. But standard corporate e-mail and instant messaging tools don’t live up to military requirements for sending information between organizations and roles rather than between named individuals.</p><p><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/1291153/DSC_6161_736x300pixels.jpg" alt="IRIS Organisational Messaging"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">A Complete Military Email Infrastructure</h2><p><strong>IRIS Organizational Messaging</strong> provides a complete military message handling infrastructure, based on the well-known Microsoft® Outlook® and Microsoft® Exchange®, augmented with full support for military operating procedures.</p><p>Military information has to be allocated and delivered on the basis of tasks, ranks and positions rather than people’s names, and security concerns have to be dealt with.<br /><br /><strong>IRIS Organizational Messaging - Product Highlights:</strong></p><ul><li>Based on familiar Microsoft Windows email interface</li><li>Combines organizational and Personal email in a single interface</li><li>Automatic profiling and routing of messages based on content</li><li>Secure message transfer using security labels and certificates</li><li>Scalable solution, where national MMHS can be established and evolved in increments</li></ul><p><strong>Familiar tools – optimized for military uses</strong><br />This software significantly extends the familiar capabilities of the software so these can be easily used in military environments. It also makes sure key information doesn’t end in the wrong place by mistake or get lost.</p><p>This is done by configuring IRIS Organizational Messaging to enforce the procedures used in your particular organization. Messages are passed smoothly through command structures before being released to the appropriate recipients, and incoming messages are sent to the appropriate recipients for action. All message handling is based on roles within a specific organization.</p><p>Other IRIS Products:</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms">IRIS Forms and WebForms</a><br /><a href="#" title="IRIS Information Mapping">IRIS Information Mapping</a><br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/stds-mgmt/" title="IRIS Standards Management">IRIS Standards Management</a></p>582213510iris-org-messagingRole-based military messaging | Interoperability | Formatted Messages507601iomIRIS Organisational Messaging extends the familiar capabilities Microsoft Outlook and Exchange into the miliyary domain, where information is delivered based on tasks, ranks and roles rather than people's names.IRIS Organizational MessagingIRIS Organisational Messaging provides a complete military message handling infrastructure, based on the well-known Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange.interoperability, military message handling system, Message Text Format, ADatP-3, USMTF000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/iris/iom/<h1 class="small">MANAGING INTEROPERABILITY</h1><p>The need for operational units to exchange information between national and international systems has led to the development of numerous ‘information exchange standards’ with many communities unwittingly defining the same operational concepts in different ways. Multiple versions of standards are also in circulation and a lack of knowledge about which version of a standard is being used by which system and the result is a reduced awareness about which systems are interoperable.<br /><br /><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/1291148/IRIS_SM_736x300pixels.jpg" alt="IRIS Standards Management"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Agreeing on a shared language</h2><p><strong>IRIS Standards Management</strong> is a web-enabled approach to the management and analysis of interoperability standards.</p><p>To combat interoperability challenges, there is a need to coordinate the activities of all the stakeholders in the information exchange domain, from procurement organizations though to end users. Providing an environment, managed by the standards organization, for these stakeholders to collaborate needs to be at the core of the solution.<br /><br /><strong>IRIS Standards Management - Product Highlights</strong></p><ul><li>Online management of structured information</li><li>Common approach to interoperability management</li><li>Collaborative service for structured data stakeholders</li><li>Systems implementation, data capture and analysis</li><li>Comprehensive configuration management</li><li>Change impact analysis</li></ul><p><br /><strong>Improving Stakeholder Communication</strong><br />Systematic has utilized its extensive knowledge in this field, combining its existing standards management capabilities and considerable user experience, to produce Systematic IRIS Standards Management.</p><p>This web-based capability sits at the heart of the stakeholder community, providing them with a range of online services to access the latest and most relevant standards information. Whether a stakeholder is accessing the system to create/update existing standards information or retrieve information on how a standard should be implemented, they can feel assured that their shared, centralized repository contains the most up-to-date information.</p><p>For further information download the <strong>IRIS Standards Management data sheet <a href="/download/" title="Download">here</a></strong>. </p><p>Other IRIS Products:</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms">IRIS Forms and WebForms</a><br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/iom/" title="IRIS Organisational Messaging">IRIS Organizational Messaging</a><br /><a href="#" title="IRIS Information Mapping">IRIS Information Mapping</a></p>58221198513510iris-stds-mgmtManaging Interoperability Standards | Defining Message Text Formats01stds-mgmtIRIS Standards Management IRIS Standards management is a web-enabled approach to the management and analysis of interoperability standards in the information exchange domain.interoperability standards, Message Text Format, ADatP-3, USMTF, ASMTF000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/iris/stds-mgmt/<?UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="AnimatedSlide" slideorfolder="11221" /><p><br /><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">IRIS FORMS & </span><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">IRIS WEBFORMS</span></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1169918/W988-World-Map.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><br /><img width="733" height="449" src="/media/1169918/W988-World-Map_733x449.jpg" alt="W988 World Map"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><br />World leader in formatted military messages</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms are world-leading, Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) products used by many nations in their <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/" title="Command and Control Information Systems">command and control (C2)</a> and <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/" title="Military Messaging">military message handling systems (MMHS)</a> for working with <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/structured-information-standards/" title="Message Text Formats">formatted messages (MTFs)</a>. They are used in over 40 nations by more than 100.000 users.</p><p> </p></div></div><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download data sheet"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1031438/Download_blue.png" alt="Download Blue"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><span style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'sans serif'; font-size: 14px; line-height: 23px;"><a href="#" title="Contact us"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1091927/Contact-us-blue.png" alt="Contact Us Blue"/></a></span></h2></div></div><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Full compliance with standards</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms offer full compliance with the complete message catalogue from NATO <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/app-11-and-adatp-3/" title="ADatP-3/APP11">ADatP-3/APP11</a> as well as <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/usmtf/" title="USMTF">USMTF</a>, OTH-T GOLD, and ASMTF standards in both traditional slash-delimited and XML-MTF formats. This makes IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms a perfect fit in a highly interoperable environment for Orders, Reports, Requests and Situational Awareness Information on multiple tactical levels in Air, Land and Maritime Services.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/media/1191736/IRIS-WebForms-Read-Mode.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="600" height="463" src="/media/1191736/IRIS-WebForms-Read-Mode.jpg" alt="IRIS Webforms Read Mode"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Optimized reading experience</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms come with a compact reader-friendly mode that displays only the parts of the message that have been filled-in. This provides the reader with a much better overview of the message content. Furthermore, the Search Option and Table of Contents provide quick and easy access to the specific message elements.</p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Assists users preparing messages that comply with standards</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms automatically generate a form from any of the loaded message standard definitions. The form gives the user a rapid overview of which sections and fields are mandatory. As the user fills in the form, the content is continuously validated making the user immediately aware of any input errors. Comprehensive help for both individual fields and message sections is always instantly available. The help text is automatically loaded from the message definition provided with the appropriate standard.</p><p> </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/1192927/IRIS-WebForms-Edit-Mode-With-Errors-Indicators.jpg" title="Click to enlarge picture"><br /><img width="736" height="569" src="/media/1192927/IRIS-WebForms-Edit-Mode-With-Errors-Indicators.jpg" alt="IRIS Webforms Edit Mode With Errors Indicators"/></a></p></div></div><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Two environments – two versions</h2><p>IRIS Forms is a stand-alone application installed on individual computers whilst IRIS WebForms is a client-server solution with a server-only installation and thin web based clients downloaded from the server via a web browser. The functionality and user interface of IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms are identical. This reduces the training burden on users when switching platforms.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Easily integrated into C2 and message handling systems</h2><p>IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms come with a comprehensive library of APIs that allows integration into 3rd part systems with minimal effort. For further information, please see <a href="#" title="IRIS Forms SDK">IRIS Forms SDK</a> description.</p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><a href="/defence/download/?type=2486" title="Download data sheet"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1031438/Download_blue.png" alt="Download Blue"/></a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="#" title="Contact us"><img width="354" height="60" src="/media/1091927/Contact-us-blue.png" alt="Contact Us Blue"/></a></p></div></div>000IRIS Forms & IRIS WebForms010010https://systematic.com/defence/products/n/iris/content-page-for-iris-forms-5-(temporary-page-only)/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Insight</h1><p>SitaWare Insight decision tool transforms data collection and management into valuable military intelligence, and provides commanders with advanced storage, compute,and analytic capabilities.</p><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><p><img width="55" height="56" src="/media/1934876/lamp.png" alt="Lamp"/></p><h2 class="small-normal">Respond to intelligence needs</h2><p>Integrating the operations, JISR, and intelligence cycles, SitaWare Insight delivers critical intelligence faster.</p></div><div class="col threeCol"><p><img width="68" height="60" src="/media/1934881/clock.png" alt="Clock"/></p><h2 class="small-bold">Quickly identify and react to threats</h2><p><span>Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automated processing speeds up intel analysis and dissemination.</span></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><img width="63" height="52" src="/media/1934886/comms.png" alt="Comms"/></p><h2 class="small-bold">Enable multi-domain operations</h2><p><span>Domain and coalition interoperability protocols enable instant sensor to effector intelligence-sharing.</span></p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><h2> Key benefits</h2><p> </p><p style="text-align: left;">Data is the ammunition of the future and is increasingly central to effective command-and-control (C2). An ever-increasing number of sensors and tracking systems are able to supply gigabytes of data in a constant flow. Processing the data and turning it into situational awareness, understanding of the environment, identification of patterns and sharing knowledge is essential for delivering decision support to the commander and staff at all levels.</p><p><span><span>SitaWare Insight extends the </span><a href="/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters C4ISR system</a><span> and enhances the user's intelligence requirements management (IRM) and collection management (CM) capabilities, making it easy to store and retrieve information from multiple sources.</span></span></p><div class="colRow"><span>SitaWare Insight is designed to bring big-data storage, processing, analysis, and dissemination to the </span><a href="/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite">SitaWare suite</a><span>, thereby supporting intelligence staff procedures and significantly enhancing the overall command-and-control capability of the suite.</span></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow" style="text-align: center;"></div><div class="colRow" style="text-align: center;"></div><div class="colRow" style="text-align: center;"><span> </span></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"><div class="colRow"><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol" style="width: 223.385px; margin-right: 14.1319px;"><h2 class="small-normal"><span class="small-bold">Manage the full intelligence cyrcle</span></h2><p>SitaWare Insight delivers an integrated management of the IRM & CM processes.</p><h2 class="small-normal"><span class="small-bold"> </span></h2></div><div class="col threeCol" style="width: 223.385px; margin-right: 14.1319px;"><h2 class="small-normal"><span class="small-bold">Data fabric with federated search</span></h2><p>The data fabric enables collection, processing, search and dissemination of all types of intelligence data.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last" style="width: 223.385px;"><h2 class="small-bold">Disseminate the Recognised Picture</h2><p>Following analysis and exploitation of the intelligence data, the RIP can be shared throughout the network.</p></div></div></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol" style="width: 223.385px; margin-right: 14.1319px;"><h2 class="small-bold">Coalition interoperability</h2><p>SitaWare Insight complies with NATO Federated Mission Networking (FMN) requirements for intel interoperability.</p></div><div class="col threeCol" style="width: 223.385px; margin-right: 14.1319px;"><h2 class="small-bold">Leveraging artificial intelligence</h2><p>The solution comes with AI models for intelligence exploitation and supports custom 3rd party models.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last" style="width: 223.385px;"><h2 class="small-bold">Open and scalable architecture</h2><p>The cloud-native architecture of SitaWare Insight ensures a scalable, future-proof, and secure solution.</p></div></div></div></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"><span> </span></div>001Insight000000101aBy area0112700000<h1 class="small">COMMAND AND CONTROL</h1><h2 class="small-normal">From Awareness to Action</h2><p>It is essential to have the right tools to plan and execute military operations - as well as manage battlespace parameters such as ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) inputs and logistics. Commanders need information that gives them the best possible picture of what is happening at any given time, in order to make effective decisions.</p><p>Multi-national operations are becoming the rule rather than the exception, from peacekeeping to combat, and from crisis management to counter-insurgency. Any forces taking part in these kinds of operations have to be able to communicate with their partners. Effective information exchange, regardless of the origin and regardless of the equipment, is essential. Orders, reports and returns have to flow back and forth quickly through complex multinational command structures and comply with different rules of engagement in different places and at different times.</p><p>Systematic is a leading supplier of military command and control solutions for defense forces throughout the world. The <strong>SitaWare</strong> suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective off-the-shelf command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" widget="5268" /><p> </p><h3>Extendability Built-in</h3><p>SitaWare solutions provide consistent, scalable frameworks for information management systems for both military and semi-military organizations. Using the same core at all levels ensures seamless integration right from HQ to the individual vehicle and soldier, providing complete command and control.</p><h3>Proven Success</h3><p>SitaWare-based command and control solutions have a rapidly growing customer base. They have been purchased for use in both national and multinational operations in almost 20 countries throughout the world.</p><h3>Easy to Deploy</h3><p>We designed SitaWare so you can roll out new C2 set-ups quickly, smoothly and inexpensively. You benefit from rapid deployment of a well-proven, standardized product, with the added advantage of low service life costs. The costs of both training and maintenance are also exceptionally low, which means SitaWare products deliver incomparable value for money.</p><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><p> </p><h2 class="small-bold">SITAWARE PRODUCTS FOR OPERATIONAL USERS<span style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'sans serif'; font-size: 14px; font-weight: bold; line-height: 23px;"> </span></h2><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline </a></p><p><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge Preview">SitaWare Edge</a></p><p> </p>53677272C2IS and decision support solutions for all levels of command, from headquarters to the tactical edge0Command and Control | C2 software | Situational Awareness 1124701Commanders need information that gives them the best possible picture of what is happening at any given time, in order to make effective decisions.Command and Control Information SystemsSystematic provides a range of command and control capabilities (SitaWare) including software for joint headquarters planning to commanders on the frontline.Command and Control, C2, command and control system, situational awareness, command and control software 000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Frontline</h1>7268Powerful Battle Management System supporting platoon and company commanders.9343000SitaWare Frontline0288110010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/battle-management-system/<h1 class="small">Coalition Interoperability</h1>7253Collaborate and share information with coalition partners through modern interoperability standards9339000Coalition Interoperability0879310010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/coalition-interoperability/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Headquarters</h1>8870Scalable C4I system that provides full capabilities and interoperability for the headquarter staff functions.9338000SitaWare Headquarters0287210010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/command-control-information-system/<h1 class="small">Common Operational Picture</h1><p> </p>7257Greatly improved situational awareness with common operational picture for all levels of command000Common Operational Picture010010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/common-operational-picture/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Edge</h1>8871Simple, lightweight and easy to use C2 app designed for the dismounted commanders.9340000SitaWare Edge0604210010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/dismounted-commander/<h1 class="small">FRIENDLY FORCE TRACKING</h1><p> </p>7247Identify and track own and coalition units in near real time for increased force protection9341000Friendly Force Tracking0856110010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/friendly-force-tracking/000000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/information-power/<h1 class="small">MULTILATERAL INTEROPERABILITY PROGRAMME (MIP)</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Exchanging information with your coalition partners</h2><p><br /><a href="/media/930372/MIP-W947.png"><img width="500" height="335" src="/media/930367/MIP-W500.png" alt="MIP STANAG 2014 W500" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p><h3><strong><br /></strong>Multinational Interoperability for C2IS</h3><p><span style="font-size: 14px;">The Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) is a Community of Interest that develops technical specifications, also known as the “MIP Solution”, for </span><a style="font-size: 14px;" href="#" title="Coalition Interoperability PLAYGROUND">multinational interoperability</a><span style="font-size: 14px;"> between Command & Control Information Systems (C2IS), primarily for Land usage.</span></p><p><span style="font-size: 14px;">The core of the MIP Solution is the Information Exchange Data Model (IEDM) which is a relational model of almost every attribute and entity relevant for Land warfare in a Joint environment. This IEDM has been ratified under NATO STANAG 5525.</span></p><p><span style="font-size: 14px;">MIP data exchange between national C2IS uses the MIP DEM mechanism. This ensures that respective C2IS can be kept synchronised to provide a shared Common Operational Picture (COP) of the exchanged data. As the COP is updated or amended, MIP DEM replicates only the changed data, hence maintaining consistency of the COP whilst reducing bandwidth consumption.</span></p><p style="text-align: left;">To ensure interoperability with virtually any MIP enabled coalition partner, MIP constitutes a integral part of <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/sitaware-headquarters-features/" title="SitaWare Headquarters Features">SitaWare Headquarters</a> Command & Control Information System. </p><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><hr /><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><p style="text-align: left;"><img width="220" height="82" src="/media/930402/MIP-Baselines-W220.png" alt="MIP Baselines W220" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><h3>Description of MIP Baselines</h3><p style="text-align: left;"><span style="font-size: 14px;">A MIP baseline consists of numerous sets of documents. The core set is the IEDM but also initial operational requirements, implementation guidelines and test suites are included. For the test suites these are covering two main areas; the technical area and the operational area. The MIP System Level Test (MSLT) suites aim at the technical levels. The MSLT can be used for validating the technical specifications before baseline and subsequent release. At this stage the MIP member nations provide their C2ISs for testing the specifications. After release of a baseline the MSLT can be used for validating the MIP compliancy of a given C2IS. In order to avoid a ‘big bang test’ where the relationships between possible issues and their causes are unclear, the MSLT is split into three levels:</span></p><ul style="text-align: left;"><li>MSLT-1 focuses on connectivity in terms of testing the DEM. Validation is being performed by monitoring the system behaviours at the interfaces and at the IEDM implementations in each C2IS.</li><li>MSLT-2 focuses on information exchange between the C2ISs and how information is being structured and stored in each C2IS. Validation is being performed at the IEDM implementations in each C2IS.</li><li>MSLT-3 focuses on how exchanged information is being presented for the end-user at each C2IS. Validation is primarily being performed at the end-users’ screens.</li></ul><p style="text-align: left;">MIP Operational Level Test (MOLT) validates the MIP member nations’ ability to conduct combined Land focused operations using the MIP Solution. For this reason the MOLTs are specified as an operational headquarters exercise.</p><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><hr /><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><h3><img width="220" height="82" src="/media/930377/MIP-Baseline-1-W220.png" alt="MIP Baseline 1 W220" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></h3><h3>MIP Baseline 1 - Released 2003</h3><p>When MIP started the development of Baseline 1, MIP was being merged with the Army Tactical Command & Control System (ATCCIS) interoperability programme that had been ongoing since 1980. MIP adopted the ATCCIS data model and renamed to Land Command & Control IEDM (LC2IEDM). Also the ATCCIS Replication Mechanism (ARM) was used as the starting-point of MIP’s DEM. MIP Baseline 1 also specifies the Message Exchange Mechanism (MEM) as a supplement to the DEM. The intention of having two exchange mechanisms was that the DEM would be used for passing near-real time situation awareness information whereas the MEM would be used for distributing less time critical information as formatted messages, conforming to ADatP-3. Baseline 1 is obsolete and no longer in use.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h3><img width="220" height="82" src="/media/930382/MIP-Baseline-2-W220.png" alt="MIP Baseline 2 W220" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></h3><h3>MIP Baseline 2 - Released 2006</h3><p style="text-align: left;">In Baseline 2 LC2IEDM was evolved and renamed to C2IEDM. Although the ‘L’ has been removed, C2IEDM also focuses on Land operations. Whereas Baseline 1 mainly deals with information exchange, Baseline 2 also includes information grouping and presentation. Grouping is performed in terms of Operational Information Group (OIG). In the OIG concept information, when exchanged, is categorised into one of six predefined OIG types which are:</p><ul style="text-align: left;"><li>Friendly and Neutral Organisation (FRDNEU) OIG is intended for exchanging information about friendly and neutral units, including their holdings.</li><li>Friendly and Neutral Non-Organisation (FRNENO) OIG is intended for exchanging information about friendly and neutral facilities (e.g. hospitals and harbours) as well as features (e.g. phase lines and supply routes).</li><li>Un-Correlated Enemy and Unknown (UNCORR) OIG is intended for exchanging ‘raw’ information (i.e. spot reports) about enemy, suspect or unknown activities.</li><li>Correlated Enemy and Unknown (CORENU) OIG is intended for exchanging information about the processed intelligence picture.</li><li>Globally Significant (GLBSGN) OIG is intended for exchanging information about elements such as minefields and contaminated areas that have a general effect on anyone and do not discriminate between friends, neutrals or enemies.</li><li>Composed (single) Plan (COMPLN) OIG is intended for disseminating own plans. For each plan there will be a COMPLN OIG.</li></ul><p style="text-align: left;">In Baseline 2 each OIG can only define one graphical overlay. This means that a given plan can only be expressed by one (single) graphical overlay. Presentation is specified by rules of mapping between the C2IEDM and the NATO symbology standard APP-6A and its US equivalent MIL-STD-2525B. <span style="font-size: 14px;">Baseline 2 uses DEM as the only exchange mechanism for C2IEDM. </span><span style="font-size: 14px;">Messages exchanged by MEM are no longer being mapped to the IEDM and thus are only being regarded as pure point to point messages. Although declared obsolete by MIP, NATO and a few nations still use Baseline 2.</span></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a> provides simultaneous support for MIP baseline 2, MIP baseline 3.0 and MIP baseline 3.1 allowing interoperability with virtually any MIP enabled coalition partner.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h3><img width="220" height="82" src="/media/930387/MIP-Baseline-3-0-W220.png" alt="MIP Baseline 3 0 W220" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></h3><h3>MIP Baseline 3.0 - Released 2009</h3><p style="text-align: left;">The core of Baseline 3.0 is the Joint Consultation, Command & Control IEDM (JC3IEDM). Although still being Land focused, the JC3IEDM incorporates a significant amount of Air and Maritime elements and thus enables it to be used in Combined Joint operations. In contrast to Baseline 2, Baseline 3.0 allows each OIG to contain multiple overlays. Through an extensive support of plans & orders in accordance with STANAG 2014, Baseline 3.0 enables the exchange of complex plans and orders within a multinational coalition. Because of the vast improvement on plans & orders, Baseline 2’s COMPLN OIG has been changed to Plan & Order OIG (PLNORD), but still where one PLNORG OIG contains one plan or order. DEM is the only exchange technology to be used in Baseline 3.0, as MEM has been abandoned. Although MIP has declared Baseline 3.0 obsolete, it may still be in use by some nations until they have upgraded their C2ISs to support Baseline 3.1.</p><p style="text-align: left;"><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a> provides simultaneous support for MIP baseline 2, MIP baseline 3.0 and MIP baseline 3.1 allowing interoperability with virtually any MIP enabled coalition partner.</p><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><hr /><h3><br /><img width="220" height="82" src="/media/930392/MIP-Baseline-3-1-W220.png" alt="MIP Baseline 3 1 W220" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></h3><h3>MIP Baseline 3.1 - Released 2012</h3><p style="text-align: left;">Although the core of Baseline 3.1 is still the JC3IEDM, the JC3IEDM has undergone significant restructurings and enhancements and thus should be regarded as a new IEDM. For symbology standards, mapping rules between JC3IEDM and MIL-STD-2525C have also been specified. The new operational requirements behind Baseline 3.1 are mainly based on experiences from recent operations, mainly in Afghanistan and Iraq. For this reason Baseline 3.1 provides an extensive support for information exchange about Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and irregular actors. Based on the experiences from the lengthy missions in Afghanistan and Iraq where a significant amount of MIP information was accumulated over years of operations, the DEM has also been improved to handle this. Recognising that IEDM information may need to be exchanged with systems not using DEM (e.g. local authorities or NGOs), the DEM has been supplemented by the Alternate Development and Exchange Method (ADEM). ADEM specifies the use of web services. Currently the ADEM project team also investigates potential solutions to the challenge in exchanging IEDM information over low bandwidth tactical radios. Baseline 3.1 is the current. </p><p style="text-align: left;"><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a> provides simultaneous support for MIP baseline 2, MIP baseline 3.0 and MIP baseline 3.1 allowing interoperability with virtually any MIP enabled coalition partner.</p><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><hr /><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><h3><img width="220" height="82" src="/media/930397/MIP-Baseline-4-W220.png" alt="MIP Baseline 4 W220" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></h3><h3>MIP Baseline 4 - In development</h3><p style="text-align: left;">MIP Baseline 4 is a radical change to the previous MIP baselines. In MIP Baseline 4 the JC3IEDM from Baseline 3.1 has been transformed into the MIM (MIP Information Model) which is modelled in UML (Unified Modelling Language) and OCL (Object Constraint Language).</p><p>Information, structured in the MIM, will be exchanged by an adapted version of ADEM.</p><p style="text-align: left;">For more information about MIP, please visit the official <a href="https://mipsite.lsec.dnd.ca/Pages/Default.aspx" target="_blank" title="Multilateral Interoperability Programme website">Multilateral Interoperability Programme website</a>.</p>511711985136540mipMultilateral Interoperability Programme | MIP881901mipThe Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) is a Community of Interest that develops technical specifications, also known as the “MIP Solution”, for multinational interoperability between Command & Control Information Systems (C2IS’), primarily for Land usage.Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP)Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) is a Community of Interest that develops technical specifications for multinational interoperability between C2IS.MIP, Multilateral Interoperability Program, Multilateral Interoperability Programme, C2IEDM, JC3IEDM, STANAG 20140881900000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/mip/<h1 class="small">NATO FRIENDLY FORCE INFORMATION (NFFI)</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Exchanging Friendly Force Data during Coalition Operations</h2><p> </p><p>The use of NFFI as an interoperability standard was initiated in 2005 by Allied Command Transformation (ACT) in response to an urgent need to exchange friendly force tracks between national Command and Control Information Systems (C2IS) within the ISAF coalition. The NFFI standard has been developed by the NATO Consultation, Command and Control Agency (NC3A), which in July 2012 was merged with SHAPE Technical Centre (STC) into the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency).</p><p>The NFFI standard consists of a message definition and interface protocol definitions for the information exchange. As the name implies the standard is currently used only for exchanging information on friendly forces, but it could be extended to include information on other types of units. The NFFI specification is published in draft STANAG 5527, and although it has not been ratified by the NATO member nations, it became a defacto standard during the ISAF mission.</p><p>Compared to <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/mip/" title="Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP)">MIP</a>, NFFI is a loosely coupled protocol for the exchange of friendly forces situational awareness data in order to reduce the risk of friendly fire incidents. More advanced information such as tactical planning, intelligence, and IED reporting are not a part of NFFI (but are part of MIP). NFFI is generally not considered an alternative to MIP but rather a supplement that will permit the exchange of a minimal set of situational awareness data with non-MIP systems.</p><p>NFFI is compatible with the MIP C2IEDM and JC3IEDM with a defined mapping between the two standards that result in a minimal loss of data semantics. Mappings also exist for converting NFFI to an APP-11 message text format or to a Link 16 message.</p><h3>Early Baselines 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2</h3><p>The early baselines of NFFI have not been widely used. Each baseline evolved the NFFI message schema making it more concise and robust. Systematic is not aware of any systems still using these baselines. </p><h3>Baseline 1.3 - Released 2006</h3><p>The NFFI message format is defined by an XML schema that contains both mandatory and optional sections. The mandatory section is the position and dynamics information, which will typically have a lower security classification. Optional sections allow for identification and status information, but adding these would normally raise the security classification of the message to a higher level.</p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoThirdsCol"><p>Baseline 1.3 defines two protocols for the message exchange:</p><ul><li>Interoperability Profile 1 (IP1) using TCP/IP for data push</li><li>Interoperability Profile 2 (IP2) using UDP for data push</li></ul><p>Although not the current baseline, it is the most commonly adopted baseline in C2 Information Systems.</p><h3><span>Baseline 1.3.1 - Released 2008</span></h3><p>Baseline 1.3.1 included a new protocol called Service Interoperability Profile 3 (SIP3) v1.2. This is a web-services protocol providing a publish/subscribe exchange mechanism for exchanging NFFI messages. The SIP3 protocol also added the ability to specify a filter as part of a subscription in order to limit the result set to tracks of interest. This is the current baseline. An increasing number of C2 Information Systems are supporting the SIP3 protocol.<br /><br /></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><p><br /><a href="/media/1035890/NFFI-IP1.png" title="Interoperability Profile 1 (IP1) "><img width="696" height="173" src="/media/1035890/NFFI-IP1.png" alt="NFFI IP1"/></a></p><p><a href="/media/1035895/NFFI-IP2.png" title="Interoperability Profile 2 (IP2)"><img width="696" height="432" src="/media/1035895/NFFI-IP2.png" alt="NFFI IP2"/></a></p><p><a href="/media/1035900/NFFI-SIP1.png" title="Service Interoperability Profile 3 (SIP3)"><img width="696" height="175" src="/media/1035900/NFFI-SIP1.png" alt="NFFI SIP1"/></a></p></div></div><p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Baseline 1.4.1 - Not Generally Released</span></p><p>Version 1.4.1 removes one of the optional information elements moving some of its attributes to another information element, but otherwise it is essentially identical to baseline 1.3.1.<br />This version is not commonly adopted by C2 Information Systems.<br />No further evolution is expected on NFFI messages as they are to be replaced by the FFI MTF as described below.</p><h3>FFI MTF - NFFI as an APP-11 Message</h3><p>Several NATO nations have stressed the need for harmonisation between NFFI and MIP.<br />As a first step in this direction the NFFI message definition has been replaced by a new APP-11 message text format (MTF) called Friendly Force Information (FFI) published as part of APP-11(D)(1) released in November 2015 and effective on 1 March 2016. The use of the FFI message will be specified in ADatP-36(A)(1).</p><p>The FFI MTF contains essentially the same information as the NFFI message, but also expands some information elements and adds some new optional information elements. The IP1, IP2 and SIP3 protocols are also used for exchanging the FFT MTF. This baseline is in the process of being adopted by C4I Information Systems and subject to multilateral interoperability tests such as the <a href="http://www.act.nato.int/cwix" target="_blank" title="CWIX event">CWIX event</a>.</p><h3>FFT - HUB</h3><p>NATO has also defined a friendly force tracking hub (FFT-HUB) specification for a component or service that is able to manage the distribution of NFFI messages between a set of Friendly Force Tracking Systems (FTS’) and C2IS’ using a hub and spoke topology. A FFT-HUB disseminates NFFI tracks to all connected nodes based on individual subscriptions. A filter can be applied to each node subscription so that only tracks that fulfil a specified set of criteria are disseminated to a node. A FFT-HUB also prevents loop back so that a node’s own tracks are accidentally echoed back.</p><p> </p><h3><strong>Associated SitaWare Products:</strong></h3><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a></p><p> </p>569711985136540NFFINATO Friendly Force Information | NFFI01NFFINFFI (NATO Friendly Force Information) is an information exchange standard developed by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency) for sharing friendly force track information between member nations during coalition operations.NATO Friendly Force Information (NFFI)NFFI is an information exchange standard developed by NATO which allows member nations to share friendly force track information during coalition operations.NFFI, NATO Friendly Force Information, NATO Friendly Force Tracks000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/nffi/<p>RAPID DEPLOYMENT</p><p>Working with what you've got</p><p>Shortest path from specs to roll-out</p><p>It takes very little effort to integrate Systematic Defence solutions with your existing systems and sensors, as well as with legacy set-ups that your forces feel they just can’t do without.</p><p>The standardised core functionalities are designed to interface smoothly with virtually any systems you may use or be interested in. And our specialist software engineers are experts in making it happen.</p><p>Get it working</p><p>The whole Systematic Defence development and implementation model is designed to get C2 and messaging set-ups up into service as quickly as possible.</p><p>About 90% of what you sign up for comes right off the shelf, with standardised functionalities and features whose reliability is well-proven in the hands of defence forces all around the world.</p><p>It’s up to you to decide how you prefer to integrate Systematic Defence products with other systems and technologies – we do our utmost to make it painless.</p><p>Getting up to speed</p><p>Products and services from Systematic Defence are designed to be easy to use. Familiar Windows-based interfaces help users get up to speed quickly, as well as cutting down on training and roll-out costs.</p>000Rapid Deployment000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/rapid-deployment/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Frontline SDK</h1>7263Provides third party developers with the ability to integrate SitaWare Frontline functionality into the tactical environment000SitaWare Frontline SDK0288110010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/sitaware-frontline-sdk/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Headquarters SDK</h1>8872Use SitaWare Headquarters' open architecture to extend with new capabilities and/or integrate with other business applications 000SitaWare Headquarters SDK0287210010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/sitaware-headquarters-sdk/<p>STRUCTURED INFORMATION STANDARDS</p><p>Structured Information Standards - Introduction</p><p>These subpages are aimed at system integrators in need of an overview of structured information standards used in the defence and need to be kept up to date with changes. Here you will find overall descriptions of the standards, their development and a news feed to lean the most recent developments.</p><p>To learn more specific details on the standards, you will need to gain access to the standards themselves. You can do this either through your national defence forces or alternatively contact Systematic who can point you in the right direction or may be able to provide you with the standards directly for a handling fee.</p><p>Why use structured information standards?</p><p>In the military world, it’s vital to be able to generate, collate and use information about what all the forces involved are doing and to issue orders to take action. This improves situational awareness and boosts combat effectiveness. For modern warfare, it is a requirement that data systems are interoperable, and the extent of the interoperability between specific systems must be determined and agreed according to the information exchange requirements of co-operating forces. Today, messages with structured information are the most widely used method for military interoperability, both within national forces and between nations. Using messages, a complete data package can be pushed to the other party.</p><p>What is a structured information standard?</p><p>A number of standards have been defined for structured information. The goal of the standards is to specify the contents of information exchange between loosely coupled systems, not to specifically support exchanges between systems. The standards focus on defining the rule set governing the message structure and then the specific contents for a large number of messages (catalogue of message templates) addressing most areas of modern warfare. The Requirements for the message templates have been developed by NATO and USA through a spiral process and are regularly reviewed to ensure that they accurately reflect current doctrine and tactics. Each of the messages templates are concise, reflect the operational need and can be automatically processed by computer systems while maintaining backward compatibility for legacy systems . The structured information standards specify only the permitted message formats, they do not make any assumptions concerning the communication medium.</p><p>One of the principles of structured information standards is that they permit the exchange of data between loosely coupled systems. This approach allows external interfaces to be developed to standards without the need to make assumptions about the internal system processes of sending and receiving parties. This reduces the risk that a change in one system will force a change in another. Provided that the protocol for the data exchange between systems is strictly adhered to, this approach permits organisations to develop interdependent systems independently.</p><p>Textual and Binary Message Formats</p><p>There are basically two kinds of structured information standards in use: Message Text Formats (e.g. ADatP-3, USMTF, GOLD) and the Binary Message Formats (e.g. VMF). The major difference is that Message Text Formats are character oriented and can be processed by both human operators and automated systems, whereas Binary Message Formats are intended for information exchange between automated systems.</p><p>Other relevant information</p><p>The structured information standards are described further at this site, and news related to structured information standards are also shown here. You may also want to visit the IRIS pages to learn more about Systematic tools for working with structured information. Other interoperability paradigms than message based interoperability exist, e.g. information replication, see the SitaWare pages to learn more.</p>000Structured Information Standards000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/structured-information-standards/<h1 class="small">Tactical Data Communication</h1>7267Use the data capability of your existing radios for fast and efficient data sharing9342000Tactical Data Communication0856410010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/tactical-data-communication/<p>Unique Business Modeltest</p><p>A whole new approach</p><p>Greater functionality, breakthrough results</p><p>Systematic Defence operates a breakthrough business model for developing and implementing future-compatible command and control systems and messaging frameworks.</p><p>We provide robust, reliable software systems that are easy to configure and integrate, and quick to deploy. Right from day one, these systems provide our customers with high-quality situational overviews, structured planning processes with more rapid planning cycles and fast, reliable distribution of orders, reports and messages. Systematic defence products fit perfectly into budget-capped acquisition realities and force deployments that depend on interoperability.</p><p>We achieve this with open systems architectures and important core functionalities that are both standardised and standards-compliant. This means they are comprehensively tried and tested. Every customer benefits from the full extent of our specialist know-how. It also means Systematic defence solutions are designed to be easy to integrate with other systems and technologies as they emerge.</p><p>You get the solutions you need to get the job done. And you can roll them out as quickly as possible, with unprecedented value for money.</p><p>Investing and sharing</p><p>Standardised doesn’t mean static. In 2009 alone, Systematic Defence is investing more than 100,000 man-hours of our own resources in boosting what our core defence products can do. These constant improvements are available to all our customers as off-the-shelf capabilities.</p><p>We undertake constant improvements that we roll out to customers. We also share, discuss and explain what we’ve done – and what we’re considering doing – via on-line user communities.</p><p>With the Systematic Defence business model, you continually benefit from know-how, experience and improvements contributed by others.</p><p>Results-per-dollar</p><p>As a result, we’ve become one of the world’s fastest-growing providers of military interoperability solutions. Our entire approach is radically different – and so are the results-per-dollar ratios we generate for our customers.</p><p>This new mindset has broken the mould for what you can achieve with defence software deployment – in terms of rapid roll-out, price and reliability.</p><p>It’s also why the Systematic product model has attracted such attention in defence circles – worldwide.</p>000Unique Business Model000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/unique-business-model/<p>Value for money</p><p>Consistent capabilities</p><p>Core functionalities developed once – used by many</p><p>The vast majority of the capabilities and features our customers need are included as the core functionalities of Systematic Defence products.</p><p>Users benefit from the experience, insights and inputs provided by others – and development costs are shared among large numbers of licences. SitaWare and IRIS user communities meet regularly to discuss future improvements with Systematic development staff.</p><p>This also means all the key parts of the C2, military messaging and electronic warfare systems from Systematic are tried and tested, and often combat-proven.</p><p>In general, each customer only pays for licenses to our off-the-shelf products, and for any special integration work needed to meet national preferences, link with legacy systems and provide special non-core capabilities.</p><p>Low cost of ownership</p><p>This development model spreads the cost, end results in unprecedented value for money for any acquisition budget.</p><p>It also ensures the lowest possible cost of ownership. Familiar interfaces and systems that work right out of the box result in exceptionally low maintenance costs, as well as only limited expenditure on user training.</p>000Value for Money000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/value-for-money/<h1 class="small">SitaWare Suite</h1>14639The SitaWare Suite gives you interoperable C4IS and BMS that will help your decision making at all levels of command.14639000SitaWare Suite0288110010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/sitaware-suite/<h1 class="small">SitaWare C2 Server</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Rapid Enabling</h2><p>The <strong>SitaWare Headquarters C2 Server</strong> is a rapidly deployable, off-the-shelf enabler for building C2 applications. It provides an open platform based on the principles of Service Orientated Architecture. Using SitaWare C2 Server Web Services, users can develop custom C2 applications specific to their needs and requirements, for instance to build and display a single unified Common Operational Picture.</p><p><strong>Flexibility<br /></strong>Being based on Service Orientated Architecture principles, the SitaWare C2 Server makes it easy to integrate many different specialist systems, off-the-shelf products and legacy installations.</p><p>The SitaWare C2 Server is also available with SitaWare MIP Replication for sharing operational data with partner nations using the MIP DEM standard and, of course, it works easily alongside other SitaWare C2 products, including SitaWare Headquarters.</p><p><strong>Planning for the future<br /></strong>SitaWare C2 Server is a high-performance, scalable package that provides platform independent services, making it ideal for use by systems integrators and developers, as well as by military customers responsible for the C2 architectures of the future.</p>Powerful interoperability engine that can also be used to develop customized command and control applications000SitaWare C2 Server000000<h1 class="small">SitaWare for the Maritime Commander</h1><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Monitor, Assess, Decide, Plan & Direct</h2><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p>Situational awareness, operational support, planning & execution tools, and information sharing are fundamental necessities during maritime operations, where commanders make complex decisions in high tempo situations. To give you a solid foundation for operational success, SitaWare gives you essential maritime C2 (Command & Control) capabilities - together with a Recognised Maritime Picture - in one single system that can be used both in the Maritime Operations Centre and by Afloat Commanders.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><img width="464" height="320" src="/media/1796997/w464-iris-maritime.jpg" alt="W464 Iris Maritime" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; vertical-align: middle;"/></div></div><hr /><p><img width="732" height="412" src="/media/1796982/W988-Maritime_text_cut_send_03_1000x563_732x412.jpg" alt="W988 Maritime Text Cut Send 03 1000X563"/></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Maritime Operations Center</h2><p>Planning, monitoring, and asserting control of the multiple types of operations carried out at static maritime operations centres require strong maritime C2 capabilities. Whether the Operation Centre is the national Maritime Component Command (MCC) or Flagship of a specific task force or task group, SitaWare supports your operations.</p></div><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Afloat Commander</h2><p>SitaWare is a fully scalable solution from a CTF Flagship through to the OTC (Officer in Tactical Command) of a serial. Moreover, the Composite and Principle Warfare Commanders get specialist support for their individual Maritime Warfare Areas.</p></div></div><p style="text-align: center;"><img width="472" height="487" src="/media/1796992/types-of-maritime-operations_472x487.jpg" alt="Types Of Maritime Operations 472X487"/></p><div style="background-color: #e5eff3;"><p style="text-align: center;"> <img width="534" height="254" src="/media/1797007/W736-Maritime-Web-Three-Monitors_534x254.jpg" alt="W736 Maritime Web Three Monitors 534X254"/></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Recognised Maritime Picture (RMP)</h2><p>The lynchpin of every successful maritime operation is maximisation of situational awareness of the surface, subsurface, and air pictures. Tracks from coastal and ship-based AIS, radar systems and remote sensors through TDLs are correlated and displayed in near-real-time. The tracks can be correlated either locally or distributed to a central processing centre for further management. You can configure the RMP to match your exact needs; from monitoring territorial waters and economic exclusion zones at national level to focused Area of Operations of a Task Group. The RMP can monitor multiple areas simultaneously and include both the classified Military Picture as well as the unclassified civilian White Picture.<br /><br /></p><h2 class="small-normal">Threat Assessment</h2><p>When anomaly detections are triggered, operators must be able to quickly assess the threat level to decide the appropriate course of action. Track attributes, track history, and AIS spoof detection are some of the ways that SitaWare assists in quick threat assessment.<br /><br /></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><span>Track Correlation</span></h2><p>To ensure a high quality Recognised Maritime Picture, it is vital that the Command is presented with coherent tracks from a wide variety of sources – and that the bulk of track information is automatically correlated. That is why SitaWare comes with a mature and proven correlation engine that is capable of handling tracks from multiple AIS and radar sources; that being tracks either received directly from the sensors or received via other C2, VTS or CMS systems.<br /><br /></p><h2 class="small-normal">A<span class="small-normal">nomaly Detection</span></h2><p>Early detection of possible threats and illegal activity is essential to a successful mission. Time is always a limiting factor when you need to respond to actual threats. In SitaWare, operators can define detection rules that automatically identify suspicious behaviour and notify the Command about anomalies. This includes vessel of interest sightings, tracks entering or leaving defined areas or proceeding outside set parameters.</p></div></div></div><div><h2 class="small-normal"><br />Compile the Operational Picture</h2><p style="text-align: left;">SitaWare is capable of combing a true common operational picture (COP) into one single view. The COP may consist of the Air Picture, Maritime Picture and the Land Picture as well as the Environmental Picture. This gives the commander joint situational awareness that allows him and his staff to do proper assessments of the current situation. On top of the COP, information about unit movements and control measures may be overlaid to let the commander compare the current situation with his envisioned orders and directives. Each individual user is able to customise his view to see exactly the information in the COP which relevant for his function. This ensures that the ever increasing amount of data does not lead to information overload.</p><p><img width="598" height="320" src="/media/1797017/W736-Recognised-Maritime-Picture_598x320.jpg" alt="W736 Recognised Maritime Picture 598X320" style="float: left;"/></p><p> </p></div><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold" align="center">Powerful <br />Map Engine</h2><p style="text-align: center;">Use most charts and map formats including S-57 maritime charts.</p></div><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold" align="center">Use Standard <br />Hardware</h2><p style="text-align: center;">Use the hardware you already have. No need for large investments.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><h2 class="small-bold" align="center">No Installations,<br />No Plugins</h2><p style="text-align: center;">You can access SitaWare directly from your standard browser.</p></div></div><div class="colRow" style="background-color: #e5eff3;"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">Messaging</h2><p>Maintain the operational tempo through the use of chat and military messages between national units and partners. Exchange military e-mails, STANAG 4406 and ACP-127 messages through a plugin to Microsoft Outlook including full support for APP-11, USMTF, and OTH-Gold formatted message templates using IRIS. Take advantage of instant messaging in distributed chat rooms in a XMPP and JCHAT compliant client compatible with both high and low bandwidth networks.</p><p><img width="736" height="494" src="/media/1796987/SitaWare-Maritime-chat-large.png" alt="Sitaware Maritime Chat Large"/></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">Planning and Tasking</h2><p>The ability to visualise, communicate, and distribute details of an operation is essential to ensure effective tasking of all units and platforms. The extensive planning toolset in SitaWare includes OPLAN editor, overlay sketching and task organization editor. It also includes an editor for managing NATO APP-11 or USMTF compliant OPGEN and OPTASKs.<br />Plans and tasking can easily be shared via military messaging, email, or chat.</p><p><img width="736" height="494" src="/media/1797012/W736-OPTask.jpg" alt="W736 Optask"/></p></div></div><hr /><div class="full-width-bar"><div class="inside"><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px;"><img width="736" height="184" src="/media/1797022/w988-sitaware-coalition-gateway-2015-blue-boxes-horizontal_736x184.jpg" alt="W988 Sitaware Coalition Gateway 2015 Blue Boxes Horizontal"/></span></div><div class="inside"></div><div class="inside"></div><div class="inside"><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px;">Interoperable with Partner Systems</span></div><div class="inside"><p>Maritime commands often need to coordinate operations with air and land commands, coalition partners, coast guards, or other civilian and governmental agencies. This coordination requires the ability to exchange information with partner systems. SitaWare lets you exchange tracks, plans/orders, and messages in a wide range of formats such as APP-11, OTH-Gold, AIS, WAIS, USMTF, Link 11, Link 16 SIMPLE, Link 16 JREAP, ADS–B, Asterix CAT 048, NVG, KML, NFFI and MIP.</p></div></div><div class="inside"><img width="390" height="323" src="/media/1797002/W736-DefenceWebMaritime_OneMonitor_390x323.jpg" alt="W736 Defencewebmaritime Onemonitor 390X323" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></div><div class="inside"><h2 class="small-normal">An Intuitive User Experience</h2></div><p>Thanks to its modern, intuitive user interface, only minimal training is required. This makes SitaWare a highly cost effective solution to deploy and maintain. Moreover, the intuitive interface enables users to make full and effective use of its rich C2 capabilities supporting critical decision making in high tempo situations. <br /><br /></p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold" align="center">Learn fast</h2><p style="text-align: center;">Modern and intuitive user interface makes SitaWare fast to learn and operate.</p></div><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold" align="center">Low training Costs</h2><p style="text-align: center;">Only minimal training is needed to operate SitaWare. An online user guide available if needed.</p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><h2 class="small-bold" align="center">Minimize Human Error</h2><p style="text-align: center;">Concise user experience based on best practices minimizes human handling mistakes.</p></div></div><p> </p><div style="background-color: #e5eff3;"><h2 class="small-normal">Adapt and extend SitaWare to meet your exact needs, maximizing your investments</h2><p>Integrating the C4I solution with existing equipment, sensors, and surrounding systems is crucial for both leveraging the benefits of your existing investments and maximizing operational capabilities. To give you the operational capabilities you need, SitaWare’s open APIs let you do a wide range of integrations such as radars, sensors, CMS systems, and ship databases.</p><br /><h2 class="small-normal">Get your integration project up and running with SitaWare’s Product Development Packages</h2><p>With SitaWare’s open architecture, modular design, APIs, and Product Development Packages you can combine the advantages of COTS products with the flexibility to add your own integrations and extended functionality. With the SitaWare Product Development Packages, your staff gains valuable technical insights on how to integrate your existing equipment without the need for vendor of third party involvement.</p><p>You will remain flexible and vendor independent while keeping valuable knowledge close to your own staff. If you wish, you can share your experiences and learn more from the ever-growing SitaWare COTS products user community. Systematic can also take the task of adding your integrations and extended functionality. The choice is yours.</p></div>001Maritime Command and Control000000<h1 class="small">MILITARY MESSAGING</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Managing the Communication Flow</h2><p>Being able to pass orders and reports back and forth is the cornerstone of all military operations. Interoperability between nations, services and equipment is a mission critical factor. To get any task dealt with correctly, everyone concerned has to be able to rely on messages being delivered to the right parts of the organization quickly. It’s also important to place information within data structures that help recipients understand the contents clearly, so the right action can be taken.</p><p>Systematic military messaging solutions are the de facto standard for defense forces throughout the world, with more than 100,000 users in over 40 countries worldwide. <strong>IRIS</strong> products provide you with combat-proven messaging capabilities, with all the benefits of 15+ years of practical, problem-busting experience built in.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="5348" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /><p> </p><h3>Ensuring Compliance with Military Standards</h3><p>The IRIS suite of software products also helps you make sure that information flowing within and between organizations matches the constantly evolving <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/structured-information-standards/" title="Structured Information Standards">standards </a>used for electronic communication between nations and across different systems. IRIS ensures messaging data is compliant with international standards (such as <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/usmtf/" title="USMTF">USMTF</a> and <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/app-11-and-adatp-3/" title="ADatP-3">ADatP-3</a>) and provides extensive user support to reduce errors.</p><h3>Automated Data Processing</h3><p>Military command and control systems have to be capable of automatically processing the information received in the form of reports and messages, so that this constant flow of new data can be merged into databases and displayed on maps and other visual platforms - and IRIS products provide the messaging infrastructure to make this happen.</p><p> </p><h3><strong>IRIS Products for Operational Users:</strong></h3><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms">IRIS Forms</a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/iom/" title="IRIS Organisational Messaging">IRIS Organisational Messaging</a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/stds-mgmt/" title="IRIS Standards Management">IRIS Standards Management</a></p>53675372Uniting different systems, and different nations, using international military messaging standards0Military Messaging | Interoperability | Message Text Formats01Military MessagingSystematic provides a range of military messaging capabilities which provide military interoperability using international standards for information exchange. Military messaging, interoperability, message text format, ADatP-3, USMTF000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/military-messaging/<h1 class="small">INFORMATION STANDARDS</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Information Exchange Using Message Text Formats</h2><p> </p><p>All Message Text Format standards have two dimensions: one dimension describes the rules governing the structure and contents of messages, e.g. how fields are delimited, how the message is identified and how business rules correlating different parts of the message are formulated. The other dimension of a standard contains a catalogue of messages and a detailed description of the contents allowed in them. The message catalogue is derived from a set of information exchange requirements identified with the parties using the standard.</p><h3>Automated Updates using Formatted Messages</h3><p>Formatted messages were originated at a time when most of the information exchange was conducted in a non-automated environment. From this background it can be understood that it was based on the requirements to be man readable. However, in today's command and control systems, messages are often used for machine to machine processing, directly updating graphical maps, spreadsheets, databases etc. Therefore it is crucial that messages conform to the rules of the template when sent to such a system. With the complex rule that are specified for most message, often stretching to several hundred pages, the probability of a manually created message being fully valid if prepared without software is unlikely. When manually drafting a message, busy operational users can quickly and easily create valid messages with the assistance of a computer-based system which supports the task allowing them to concentrate on the content. MTF preparation software guides the user by providing only the information needed by the user for the specific information they are working on at the time and validating the message as it is written. Some messages are also generated automatically from databases and sent to other systems. Although generated by a system, it is important to ensure that the message is fully valid before transmission, preserving valuable bandwidth by preventing the need for retransmission of corrections. </p><p>Since 2008, the underlying technical structure of Message Text Format standards have been updated to introduce XML-MTF. This work capitalises on over 20 years of operations Information Exchange Requirement capture and maintenance providing a Network Enabled Capability ready solutions for loosely coupled systems while maintaining backward compatibility with legacy systems. No other military information standard provides this broad spectrum of use. </p><h3>Ensuring Unambiguous Data Exchange</h3><p>Formatted messages offer significant advantages over free-text messages. They are compact and unambiguous, understood more clearly and can help to overcome language differences. The logical structure of MTFs lead operators and applicators logically though the required information when completing a messages, as incomplete messages often violate validation rules. Formatted messages differ from free-text messages in that the structure, the sequence and the allowable contents of a formatted message can be exactly defined, thereby removing ambiguity. A formatted message consists of Fields, Sets and Segments, in much the same way that a letter is formed with words, sentences and paragraphs. The conclusion is that it is of great importance that message preparation is assisted and that validation can be performed – whether carried out by a human or computer. </p><p> </p><h3><strong>IRIS Products for Operational Users:</strong></h3><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms">IRIS Forms</a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/iom/" title="IRIS Organisational Messaging">IRIS Organisational Messaging</a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/stds-mgmt/" title="IRIS Standards Management">IRIS Standards Management</a></p>569711985136540Information Standrds01Message Text Formats are the most common of the information standards used in the military domain to exchange information in a structured, unambiguous way. Information StandardsMessage Text Formats are the most common of the information standards used in the military domain to exchange information in a structured, unambiguous way. MTFs, Message Text Formats, USMTF, ADatP-3000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/military-messaging/structured-information-standards/<h1 class="small">APP-11 and ADatP-3 </h1><h2 class="small-normal">What is APP-11 (NATO Message Catalogue) and ADatP-3 (Allied Data Publication 3)? And what is the difference between the two?</h2><p><strong>APP-11</strong> specifies the Message Text Formats (MTFs) (also call character oriented messages) used in NATO operations and exercises to exchange structured textual information between allied forces; many NATO messages are also used to exchange information nationally. </p><p>The messages are built on the underlying technical standard <strong>ADatP-3 </strong>which specifies the rules that govern the construction of the messages.</p><p>The latest version of the APP-11catalogue consists of over 400 messages covering every aspect of NATO operations that can be exchanged using the latest XML technology while remaining backwardly compatible with legacy communication protocols such as <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/news/2014/iris-acp127-gateway/" title="ACP-127">ACP-127</a>.</p><p><a href="/media/1427136/IRIS-APP-11-AdatP-3-988px.jpg" title="Click here to enlarge picture"><img width="731" height="471" src="/media/1427136/IRIS-APP-11-AdatP-3-988px_731x471.jpg" alt="IRIS APP 11 Adatp 3 988Px"/></a></p><div class="colRow"><br /><br /></div><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-bold">What is a MTF message (Message Text Format)?</h2><p>Military messages consists of two parts; a transportation header (e.g. ACP 127) and an information payload, the body. </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><strong>The header</strong> relates to the transport protocol being used. This will include such information as the originator, recipient, classification and routing information. </p><p><strong>The body</strong> of the military message contains the actual information to be communicated and it is this part of the message that can contain an MTF message from APP-11 (e.g. an INTSUM). The MTF messages themselves are protocol agnostic and can be transported in many suitable ways; STANAG-4406, ACP-127, e-mail, chat and even web services.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><a href="/media/1427286/Military-Messaging-white-borders-988px.png" title="Click here to enlarge picture"><img width="736" height="624" src="/media/1427281/Military-Messaging-988px_736x624.jpg" alt="Military Messaging 988Px"/></a></p></div></div><p>Since 2008, the ADatP-3 MTFs can either be represented as slash delimited textual messages (the original format) or as XML documents. A one to one mapping between the representations ensures that the bandwidth advantages of the slash-delimited messages remains whilst at the same time having the flexibility of XML. </p><p>MTF (Message Text Format) follows a logical and unambiguous structure based on current Tactics Technique and Procedures (TTP), this helps users ensure that all the necessary information is included in a message in a format the recipient can understand or process into a C2 system.</p><p>The actual content of a MTF (Message Text Format) consists solely of the values/text of the fields rather than any field headings or formatting, which makes them very bandwidth efficient. Recognised military abbreviated codes (e.g. FF means Frigate) are also used; this further increases their bandwidth efficiency, allowing effective transmission even in the most challenging environments with communications such as tactical radios, HF and VHF.</p><p>The APP-11 NATO Message Catalogue is the sum of over 30 years condensed experience of operational needs for exchanging information. Messages are constantly maintained by NATO working groups to keep pace with the latest tactics and doctrine.</p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Why use MTF messages?</h2><p><img width="736" height="155" src="/media/1429399/Why-use-MTFs-736px.png" alt="Why Use Mtfs 736Px"/></p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Overview of the APP-11 Message Catalogue</h2><p><a href="/media/1432721/APP-11.png" title="Click here to enlarge picture"><br /><img width="735" height="478" src="/media/1432721/APP-11_735x478.jpg" alt="APP 11 - 988 px"/></a></p><p> </p><p><strong>APP-11(D) (1) – released 2015, effective 1 Mar 2016<br /></strong>APP-11(D)(1) is the first new publication of the NATO Message Catalogue for almost five years. This version introduces 54 new messages and deprecates nine messages. Significant new information exchange capability have been included:</p><ul><li><strong>Maritime</strong> – a number of new maritime OPTASKs and Maritime Interdiction Operation (MIO) messages are included as well as significant changes to the OPTASK LINK</li><li><strong>Air</strong> – Eight new air messages have been added to support the NATO ACCS and TBM programmes as well as significant updates to the Air Tasking Order (ATO) and OPTASK LINK.</li><li><strong>Land</strong> – new messages supporting reporting at the tactical level, such as the MEDEVAC 9 liner and the IEDREP 10 liner.</li><li><strong>Joint</strong> – An overhaul of the CBRN message set to reflect the changes to ATP 45(E)(1). The Friendly Force Information message (STANAG 5527 ed1) that replaces the unratified NFFI schema and a suite of logistics tracking messages (STANAG 2185, 2291) to support the LOGFS programme.</li></ul><p>It is anticipated that many nations will move to APP-11(D)(1) and it is likely to become the underlying standard for many NATO systems.</p><p>NATO plan to publish a new version of APP-11(D) in early 2017 and 2018; these will include new operational requirements that are required before the next edition in 2019.</p><p>Supported by <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms">IRIS FORMS</a> 5.1 and later.<br /><br /></p><p><strong>APP-11(C) Change 1 – released 2010, effective 1 Jan 2011<br /></strong>APP-11(C) Change 1 contained 367 MTFs. This version of the message catalogue is widely adopted within the maritime community and will remain extant until Mar 2019 as APP-11(D) is phased in.</p><p>Supported by IRIS FORMS 4.0 and later.<br /><br /></p><p><strong>APP-11(C) Original – released 2008, effective Jun 2010<br /></strong>APP-11(C) Original contained 351 MTFs . This is the first fully unclassified release and also the first release of messages delivered as XML-MTF schemas.</p><p>Supported by IRIS Forms 3.0 and later.<br /><br /></p><p><strong>Maritime Amendment Package (MAP) – released 2006</strong><br />The Maritime Amendment Package contains updates to 29 unclassified MTFs for maritime use. These are still being used in a number of maritime systems. With the change of the ADatP-3 specification in 2008, the operational release of messages was contained in APP-11(C).</p><p>Supported by IRIS MFS and IRIS FORMS 1.0 and later.<br /> </p><p><strong>BASELINE 12.2 – released 2004<br /></strong>Baseline 12.2 contained 346 MTFs, of which 16 are classified. The future version was not included in this baseline since no changes were made in the future MTFs since Baseline 12. </p><p>Systematic are aware that messages from this Baseline are quite widely implemented.</p><p>Supported by IRIS MFS and IRIS Forms 1.0 and later.<br /> </p><p><strong>BASELINE 12 – released 2002</strong><br />Baseline 12 contained 342 MTFs, of which 28 are classified and 11 are contained in the future version. Systematic are not aware of any systems still using this baseline.</p><p>Supported by IRIS MFS and IRIS Forms 1.0 and later.<br /> </p><p><strong>BASELINE 11 – released 1999</strong><br />Baseline 11 contained 324 MTFs. This was the first baseline that was produced in both a classified and an unclassified version. The unclassified version contains 275 MTFs. Baseline 11 was also the first baseline that was produced both in a current version, which contains the messages for immediate operational use, and a “future” version, which contains 10 MTFs that were meant for implementation trials in the NATO ACCS system. A number of the Baseline 11 Current and Future messages are still being used in operational Air C2 systems.</p><p>Supported by IRIS MFS and IRIS Forms 1.0 and later.<br /> </p><p><strong>BASELINE 10.0.1 – released 1997</strong><br />Baseline 10.0.1 contained 226 MTFs. The entire baseline was classified; although only a minor part (10) were actually classified. Systematic is not aware of any systems still using this baseline.</p><p>Supported by IRIS MFS and IRIS Forms 1.0 and later. </p>569711985136540APP-11 and ADatP-301APP-11 and ADatP-3. Message Text Formats are the most common of the information standards used in the military domain to exchange information in a structured, unambiguous way. APP11 and ADatP-3APP-11 and ADatP-3. Message Text Format (MTF) standards are used by NATO nations and Allied Forces to exchange structured information. APP-11, MTFs, Message Text Formats, ADatP-3000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/military-messaging/app-11-and-adatp-3/<h1 class="small">U.S. Message Text Formats</h1><h2 class="small-normal">USMTF/MIL-STD-6040 (B)</h2><p> </p><p>The USMTF standard is approved for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense (DOD) and provides technical and management guidance for the U.S. Message Text Format (USMTF) program. The rules of USMTF are very similar to the rules of ADatP-3 with only minor differences, and a number of messages have been harmonized. The USMTF standard was in fact developed first and then later adopted into the ADatP-3 standard. </p><h3><span style="font-weight: bold;">Comprehensive Catalog of Messages </span></h3><p>Messages that conform to the USMTF rules are contained in MIL-STD-6040B USMTF Message Catalog currently with over 300 messages to choose from, and have a wide number of the information exchange requirements satisfied by Formatted messages, which are also reflected to as Message Text Formats or simply MTFs. MTFs are only concerned with the information that needs to be communicated, presenting it in a logical, well specified and unambiguous layout. MTFs are unconcerned about the transmission medium (provided plain text can be passed) and, because of the high highly efficient information payload to overhead ratio can be transmitted as effectively over HF teletype or Fax as over the latest NEC networks. The content of the Message Catalogue has been developed by military operators who are experts in their field through a spiral process over the last 20 years. Messages are regularly maintained to keep pace with the latest tactics and doctrine. Some of the most widely used messages include the Air Tasking Order (ATO) and Airspace Control Order (ACO), OPTASK and OPSTAT messages as well as logistic and the latest set of CBRN messages.</p><h3><span>Development of the USMTF Standard </span></h3><p>Up to 2008, the standard was called MIL-STD-6040 and dictated the use of slash delimited textual messages. Since 2008 the standard is called MIL-STD-6040B and USMTFs can either be represented as slash delimited textual messages or as XML messages, with a clear mapping between the two, making the message set Network Enabled Capability ready. Prior to 2008 the messages were only available as slash delimited textual messages. Since 2008, the message catalogue (the message definitions) is delivered as XML-MTF schemas. Prior to 2008 the message catalogue was distributed as textual reports, database backups and as proprietary Systematic IRIS mission files used by IRIS products. Prior to 2008, a new baseline was produced every year by March 31. The messages are now versioned controlled and are released upon approval by the USMTF Configuration Control Board (CCB). Allies will continue to receive yearly updates of the entire message cataglog. The updated rules contained in MIL-STD-6040 are delivered with the XML-MTF schemas. </p><h3><span>Future of the Standard</span> </h3><p>Legacy baselines known to be used in operational systems are 1998, 2000, and 2004. It is anticipated that USMTF 1998 will start to move to the periphery to be replaced by USMTF 2004 (particularly for air systems). USMTF 2011 is likely to be the first version of the US XML-MTF version of MIL-STD-6040B to be taken up as the underlying technical specification has started to gain stability. For information on USMTFs including how to obtain MIL-STD-6040B and the XML-MTF schemas, contact the United States Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) at usmtfhelpdesk(at)disa.mil.</p><p>The public web site is <a href="http://www.disa.mil" title="DISA website">http://www.disa.mil</a> and search for USMTF.</p><p> </p><p><strong>IRIS Products for Operational Users:</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/forms/" title="IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms">IRIS Forms</a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/iom/" title="IRIS Organisational Messaging">IRIS Organisational Messaging</a></p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/stds-mgmt/" title="IRIS Standards Management">IRIS Standards Management</a></p>569711985136540USMTF | US Message Text Format | Military Messaging01Message Text Formats are the most common of the information standards used in the military domain to exchange information in a structured, unambiguous way. USMTFUSMTF is the Message Text Format standard developed by the US Department of Defense. Systematic offers support for military messaging using USMTF messages.MTFs, Message Text Formats, USMTF, ADatP-3, Millitary Messages. Military Messaging000000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/military-messaging/usmtf/<h1 class="small">IRIS Suite</h1>5372The IRIS Suite of military messaging software achieves interoperability through the use of military information exchange standards.000IRIS Suite01488410010https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/military-messaging/iris-suite/<p> </p><h1 class="small">COALITION & ALLIED INTEROPERABILITY</h1><p><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Speak the same language as your coalition and allied partners</span></p><p>From peacekeeping to combat and from crisis management to counter-insurgency, multinational operations have long been the rule rather than the exception. The ability to communicate with coalition partners is therefore an essential capability which ensures information exchange regardless of the origin of the data or the equipment used. However, ensuring military interoperability with coalition partners often proves to be a complicated and severe challenge. <br /><br /><img width="728" height="287" src="/media/949829/World-map-Defence-Color_728x287.jpg" alt="World Map Defence Color"/></p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol" style="margin-right: 14.1875px; width: 329.203125px;"><p style="text-align: center;"><img width="52" height="52" src="/media/847087/Weapon-Integration-52x52-icon.png" alt="Weapon Integration 52X52 Icon"/></p><h2 class="small-bold">Release the combined combat potential</h2><p>Coalition forces which are able to achieve effective interoperability obtain vast advantages. E.g. they can receive and share their friendly force tracks reducing the risk of fratricide (friendly fire incidents), optimise mission effectiveness through the sharing of operational, intelligence, and planning information and consequently allow commanders to utilise the full combat potential of their combined forces.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last" style="width: 329.203125px;"><p style="text-align: center;"><img width="52" height="52" src="/media/847007/Coalition-interoperability-52x52-icon.png" alt="Coalition Interoperability 52X52 Icon"/></p><h2 class="small-bold">Enabling coalition information sharing</h2><p>To enable effective collaboration and information sharing with coalition partners, multinational mission systems need to comply with contemporary military interoperability standards. Systematic’s vast experience and combat-proven track record in providing multi-level, multi-force interoperability has enabled our customers to master this seemingly impossible challenge. Learn more about Systematic's <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/coalition-interoperability/interoperability-solutions/" title="Interoperability Solutions">interoperability solutions</a>.</p></div></div><p> </p><p>Our team of experts are also ready to help you solve any specific challenges related to coalition interoperability. Simply <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">contact us</a> and let our experts help you out.</p><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Case Afghanistan: complex coalition interoperability</h2><p>The NATO-led <a href="http://www.isaf.nato.int/" target="_blank" title="ISAF">ISAF</a> security mission in Afghanistan is an astonishing example of the deep-rooted complexity of contemporary multinational operations; no less than 43 nations have contributed troops to ISAF (International Security Assistance Force) and most nations bring their own communication hardware and C2IS systems to the mission theatre. </p><p>Experiences from Afghanistan highlight the critical need for effective coalition interoperability and for solutions like IRIS and SitaWare that are developed with interoperability as a key capability. </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><?UMBRACO_MACRO polararea="0" duration="" doughnut="0" bar="0" chartdata="8100" line="0" pie="0" numbersize="190" headline="" number="1" radar="0" thousandseparator="" numberdefinition="" macroAlias="Chart" animationeasing="" /></div><div class="col threeCol"><?UMBRACO_MACRO polararea="0" duration="" doughnut="1" bar="0" chartdata="8105" line="0" pie="0" numbersize="" headline="" number="0" radar="0" thousandseparator="" numberdefinition="" macroAlias="Chart" animationeasing="" /></div><div class="col threeCol last"><?UMBRACO_MACRO polararea="0" duration="" doughnut="0" bar="0" chartdata="8105" line="0" pie="0" numbersize="50" headline="" number="1" radar="0" thousandseparator="" numberdefinition="" macroAlias="Chart" animationeasing="" /></div></div><p> </p>8107The ability to communicate effectively with coalition partners is an essential capability during multinational military operations0Military Interoperability | Connect with Your Coalition Partners339801Systematic Defence products provide the essential capability of communicating effectively with coalition partners during multinational military operationsCoalition InteroperabilityThe ability to communicate effectively with coalition partners is an essential capability during multinational military operationsInteroperability, military interoperability, coalition interoperability, MIP, multilateral interoperability program, information exchange, ADatP-3, NFFI, USMTF, millitary messaging0339800000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/coalition-interoperability/<h1 class="small">UNMATCHED MILITARY INTEROPERABILITY SOLUTIONS</h1><h2 class="small-normal"><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial;">Built-in support for joint, coalition and allied interoperability standards</span></h2><p>Interoperability is integral to all Systematic C2, BMS, and military messaging products; and SitaWare Coalition Gateway is your hub for interoperability. It offers support for a wide range of modern military and civilian data communication standards ensuring full interoperability across joint environments and with your coalition and allied partners. This enables effective information exchange, regardless of the origin of the data or the equipment used. This allows friendly force tracking, situational overviews, plans, orders, reports and returns to flow quickly back and forth between complex multinational command structures. </p><h2 class="small-normal"><img width="733" height="699" src="/media/1013328/SitaWare-Coaliton-Gateway_733x699.jpg" alt="Sitaware Coaliton Gateway"/></h2><hr /><p style="text-align: center;"> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><?UMBRACO_MACRO polararea="0" duration="" doughnut="0" bar="0" chartdata="8866" line="0" pie="0" numbersize="400" headline="More than" number="1" radar="0" thousandseparator="" numberdefinition="" macroAlias="Chart" animationeasing="" /></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">C2 & Battle Management</h2><h2 class="small-bold">Interoperability with SitaWare </h2><p>The <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Command and Control Information System (C2IS)</a> and <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">Battle Management Software</a> is already used by more than 15 nations and supports a wide range of interoperability standards, e.g. NATO Friendly Force Information (<a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/nffi/" title="NFFI - NATO Friendly Force Information">NFFI</a>) and Multilateral Interoperability Programme (<a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/mip/" title="MIP - Multilateral Interoperability Programme">MIP</a>), allowing commanders to share selected elements of their plans and situational information with coalition partners. SitaWare can also include the location of coalition forces in the shared friendly force picture, and provide coalition forces with the location of own units, thereby significantly reducing the risk of fratricide while increasing force empowerment and mission effectiveness.</p></div></div><p style="text-align: center;"> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Military Messaging</h2><h2 class="small-bold">Coalition Interoperability with IRIS</h2><p>With more than 100,000 users in over 40 nations worldwide, the software solutions of <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/iris/" title="IRIS Suite">IRIS Suite</a> constitute the de facto standard for military messaging for defense forces throughout the world and its development is based on +25 years of practical experience in solving coalition interoperability issues. IRIS constantly matches the evolving standards used for electronic military messaging between nations and across different systems and ensures that messaging data is compliant with international messaging standards such as <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/usmtf/" title="USMTF">USMTF </a>and <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/military-messaging/app-11-and-adatp-3/" title="ADatP-3">APP-11/ADatP-3</a>.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO polararea="0" duration="" doughnut="0" bar="0" chartdata="8864" line="0" pie="0" numbersize="265" headline="There are now more than" number="1" radar="0" thousandseparator="" numberdefinition="" macroAlias="Chart" animationeasing="" /><p> </p><hr /><div class="full-width-bar"><h2 class="small-normal">Coalition Interoperability Experts</h2><p>As a leading supplier of military C2IS, Battle Management and interoperability solutions for defense forces throughout the world, Systematic is playing an active role in shaping the interoperability standards of tomorrow and has accumulated more than 15 years of specialised knowledge and combat-proven experience in solving the complex challenges in this specific field. This allows Systematic to handle the coalition interoperability challenge for you and let you focus on your main tasks during deployment.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">Contact us</a> to learn how we can assist you in achieving seamless coalition interoperability.</p></div>8107Out-of-the-box coalition interoperability. Interoperability is integral to all Systematic Defence products. 0Military Interoperability Solutions | Effective Information Exchange514301Interoperability is integral to all Systematic Defence products. Both the IRIS and SitaWare suites of software solutions enable effective information exchange.Interoperability SolutionsInteroperability is integral to all Systematic Defence products. Both the IRIS and SitaWare suites of software solutions enable effective information exchangeInteroperability, military interoperability, coalition interoperability, allied interoperability, MIP, multilateral interoperability program, information exchange, NFFI, USMTF, ADaptP-30514300000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/coalition-interoperability/interoperability-solutions/<h1 class="small">FRIENDLY FORCE TRACKING</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Know where your friends are!<br /><br /><img width="736" height="370" src="/media/948133/Where-are-my-buddies-W736.png" alt="Where Are My Buddies W736"/></h2><p>Friendly Force Tracking (also known as Blue Force Tracking) is commonly regarded as one of the most important capabilities of a Command and Control Information System (C2IS).</p><p>An effective friendly force tracking system provides commanders at all levels with the exact location of own forces and any coalition forces in their areas of operations. This knowledge is the key factor in force protection by significantly reducing the risk of friendly fire (fratricide). At the same time, the improved situational awareness allows commanders to make use of the full operational capabilities of their forces. This is why Friendly Force Tracking is integrated into <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite">all SitaWare products</a> and provides effective <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/friendly-force-tracking/tracking-mounted-and-dismounted-units/" title="Tracking Mounted and Dismounted Units">friendly force tracking of both mounted and dismounted units</a> at near real-time refresh rates. <br /><br /></p><hr /><p style="text-align: center;"><br /><img width="736" height="422" src="/media/948440/FFT-on-3-devices-W736.png" alt="FFT On 3 Devices W736"/></p><h2 class="small-bold">Friendly Force Tracking From HQ to the Tactical Edge</h2><p>SitaWare offers easy-to-deploy and cost effective solutions for friendly force tracking with its off-the-shelf suite of products that provide all the necessary software infrastructure and user applications to enable a friendly force tracking system that is simple, effective and effortless to use - all way from the commanders at the tactical edge to the upper echelons of command.</p><p>Learn more about <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/friendly-force-tracking/tracking-mounted-and-dismounted-units/" title="Tracking Mounted and Dismounted Units">friendly force tracking of mounted and dismounted units</a> with SitaWare. </p><h3><span style="font-weight: bold;">Inspired by those who serve</span></h3><p>SitaWare is developed in close corporation with military forces, who have served in operational theatres such as Iraq and Afghanistan and addresses the real world challenges of deployment. The advanced SitaWare tactical communication protocol makes data communication over tactical radios extremely simple and effective for the operational user providing a highly effective exchange of friendly force tracks even over older tactical radios with very limited bandwidth. The SitaWare products are characterized by extremely simple and intuitive user interfaces and therefore users only require absolute minimum of training prior to deployment. <span> </span></p><h3>Friendly Force Tracking using the devices you already have</h3><p>SitaWare runs on almost any communication device with a data capability: tactical radios, trunked networks, SatCom, mobile phones and WiFi. Simply use SitaWare on the devices you already have during deployment to get no-hassle friendly force tracking. It’s that easy. <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/command-and-control-information-systems/tactical-data-communication/" title="Tactical Data Communication">Learn more here</a>.<br /> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-bold">Sharing Friendly Force Tracks with Your Coalition Partners</h2><p>Multinational operations are becoming the rule rather than the exception making coalition interoperability an indispensable capability for sharing friendly force tracking information. SitaWare supports a wide range of modern interoperability standards such as MIP, NFFI and Link 16 making it fully interoperable with NATO and coalition partners thus providing an overall, distributed coalition friendly force tracking picture. Click here to learn how to achieve off-the-shelf <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/coalition-interoperability/" title="Coalition Interoperability">coalition interoperability</a> with Sitaware. </p><p style="text-align: center;"><img width="736" height="250" src="/media/38727/International_task_forces_736pix.jpg" alt="International Task Forces 736Pix" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p>5103Friendly Force Tracking constitutes a fundamental part of all SitaWare products. SitaWare provides Friendly Force Tracking at near real-time refresh rates0Friendly Force Tracking | High FFT refresh rate across all echelons909901Friendly Force Tracking is integrated into all SitaWare products. SitaWare provides effective Friendly Force Tracking at near real-time refresh ratesFriendly Force TrackingFriendly Force Tracking constitutes a fundamental part of all SitaWare products. SitaWare provides Friendly Force Tracking at near real-time refresh ratesfriendly force tracking, FFT, blue force tracking, BFT, C4I, C4IS, C2IS, command and control, situational awareness, battle control, battle management, NFFI0884700000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/friendly-force-tracking/<h1 class="small"><span class="small">TRACKING MOUNTED AND DISMOUNTED UNITS</span></h1><h2 class="small-normal">Enhancing Force Protection<br /><br /></h2><h2 class="small-bold"><a href="/media/935824/FFT-tracks-v3.png"><img width="732" height="346" src="/media/935824/FFT-tracks-v3_732x346.jpg" alt="FFT Tracks V3"/></a></h2><h2 class="small-bold">SitaWare does the job for you. Automatically. Always. Everywhere.</h2><p>Integrating mounted and dismounted units into your blue Force tracking has always proved a severe challenge with a tremendous work load. And the same goes for keeping the integration up to date with nodes entering and leaving the setup. However, all that has changed with the <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite">SitaWare suite of C2 products</a>.</p><p><span style="font-size: 14px;">SitaWare Tactical Communication is integrated into all of the products that make up the SitaWare Command and Control suite of software. It automatically makes blue force tracks available from commanders at the tactical edge all the way up to formation headquarters. The <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/a/friendly-force-tracking/" title="Friendly Force Tracking PLAYGROUND">blue force tracking</a> picture in SitaWare includes both mounted and dismounted personnel with near real-time refresh rates at squad and platoon level and up to the minute refresh rates at higher headquarters.</span><span style="font-size: 14px;"> </span><span style="font-size: 14px;"> </span></p><p> </p><hr /><p><span style="line-height: 0px;"> </span></p><div class="colRow"><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><p style="text-align: center;"><img width="150" height="159" src="/media/926093/new-icons-new-forward-command-post-SW_small_150x159.jpg" alt="New Icons New Forward Command Post SW Small"/></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><img width="159" height="159" src="/media/926088/new-icons-new-ground-forces_small_159x159.jpg" alt="New Icons New Ground Forces Small" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p></div></div></div><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-bold">Tracking Vehicles</h2><p>When integrated into vehicles, SitaWare can track the vehicle itself as well as the call-signs using it. When one or more users are logged on to SitaWare in the vehicle, the blue force tracks distributed by SitaWare will attach their respective call signs. If no one is logged on to SitaWare, the vehicle’s own ID, e.g. its license plate, will be attached to the distributed track. Learn more about <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare in vehicles</a>.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-bold">Tracking Dismounted Units</h2><p>SitaWare can automatically distribute the position information from the GPS to all other units in the network, giving everyone a real time friendly force tracking picture. The blue force track of each user in the network is identified by their unique call sign assigned by the communications branch. <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">Get in touch with our experts</a> and let us help you set up seamless tracking of your own forces. </p></div></div></div><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><p><img width="467" height="299" src="/media/929956/Tracking-individuals-W736_467x299.jpg" alt="Tracking Individuals W736" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><h2 class="small-bold"><br />Tracking Individual Soldier Trough Their Radio</h2><p>Many modern tactical radios have a built-in GPS and the ability to distribute their positions in the local radio subnet. SitaWare can read these positions (for example from the squad commander’s personal role radio) and distribute them to other units via the higher formation networks. This allows for blue force tracking down to the individual soldier. </p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/" title="Contact">Contact Systematic</a><span> to learn if SitaWare runs on your tactical radios. We're sure it does!<br /><br /></span></p><hr /><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-bold"><span><a href="/media/929961/HQ-agregated-objects-W736.png" title="Click to enlarge picture"><img width="294" height="254" src="/media/926530/HQ-agregated-objects_294x254.jpg" alt="HQ Agregated Objects" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></span></h2></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">Aggregating Tracks into Formations</span></p><p>As blue force tracking information is passed up the command chain, the area of interest naturally widens. SitaWare can aggregate individual tracks into formations using centre of mass of the set of tracks as the formation location allowing the picture to be automatically decluttered.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">Learn more about SitaWare at headquarters level</a></p></div></div>8107Blue Force Tracking is integrated into all SitaWare products. SitaWare provides Blue Force Tracking of both mounted and dismounted units0Blue Force Tracking | Track Mounted and Dismounted Units884701Blue Force Tracking is integrated into all SitaWare products. SitaWare provides Blue Force Tracking of both mounted and dismounted unitsTracking mounted and dismounted unitsBlue Force Tracking is integrated into all SitaWare products. SitaWare provides Blue Force Tracking of both mounted and dismounted unitsblue force tracking, friendly force tracking, track mounted units, track dismounted units, NNFI, BFT, FFT, command and control, situational awareness, battle control, battle management, blue force tracks0879200000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/friendly-force-tracking/tracking-mounted-and-dismounted-units/<h1 class="small">TACTICAL COMMUNICATIONS</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Think tactical data communication is difficult? Think again!<span style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'sans serif'; font-size: 14px; line-height: 23px;"> </span></h2><p>Enhanced force protection, quick distribution of orders and messages, faster coordination and shared situational awareness. These are just some of the benefits of adding effectice data transfer to the tactical communications of Battle Management System (BMS). However, data transfer over tactical radios is typically characterised by low bandwidth and intermittent connectivity and traditional communications software has often been too complex and too inefficient for realistic operational use.</p><p>A fast and easy way to add effective data transfer to your tactical communications is to deploy SitaWare Tactical Communication - a modern, off-the-shelf communications software that makes data communication extremely simple and highly efficient. <a href="#" title="SitaWare Tactical Communications"><br /></a></p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="9174" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal"><br />Tactical Data Communication Made Simple</h2><p>SitaWare Tactical Communication is a modern communications software that makes data transfer over tactical radios extremely simple and highly efficient. It automatically manages all the complexities of data compression, bandwidth management, synchronization, connectivity and routing. This allows commanders at the tactical edge to effortlessly share vital battle information with their community of interest. <br /><br /></p><h2 class="small-normal">Part of Every SitaWare Product</h2><p>SitaWare Tactical Communication is integrated into all <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/" title="SitaWare Suite">SitaWare command and control information systems (C2IS)</a> products. It is the communications backbone that allows tactical data to be shared from the individual soldier and commander all the way up to brigade headquarters and beyond. </p><p> </p><p><img width="736" height="522" src="/media/1012262/SitaWare-World-of-Interoperability_736x522.jpg" alt="Sitaware World Of Interoperability"/></p>5367Tactical Data Communication in a Battle Management System (BMS) provides enhanced force protection, quick distribution of orders and messages, faster coordination and shared situational awareness0Tactical Communications | Data transfer over Tactical Networks1083901Tactical Data Communication in a Battle Management System (BMS) provides enhanced force protection, quick distribution of orders and messages, faster coordination and shared situational awareness.Tactical CommunicationsTactical Communication with effective data transfer in a Battle Management System (BMS) provides enhanced force protection and shared situational awarenessTactical communications, Tactical Data Communication, Tactical Radios, Information Exchange, Battle Management System, BMS, C2, C2IS, C2 Information System, data transfer01083900000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/tactical-communications/<h1 class="small">TAKTISCHE DATENKOMMUNIKATION</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Taktische Datenkommunikation ist oft schwierig! </h2><p>Schnelle Übermittlung von Befehlen und Meldungen, Unterstützung bei der Gefechtsführung und ein gemeinsames Lagebild. Dies sind nur einige Vorteile einer effektiven Datenkommunikation in den taktischen Funkkreisen eines Battle Management Systems (BMS).</p><p>Allerdings ist die Datenkommunikation mit taktischen Funkgeräten von geringer Bandbreite und Verbindungsabrissen geprägt. Herkömmliche Softwarelösungen sind hierfür meist deutlich zu komplex und nicht effizient genug, um operationell eingesetzt zu werden.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="9841" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><hr /><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Taktische Datenkommunikation kann aber auch einfach sein!</h2><p>Ein schneller und unkomplizierter Weg effektive Datenkommunikation mittels taktischer Funkgeräte zu realisieren, ist die Nutzung des Datenkommunikationsdienstes SitaWare Tactical Communications (STC). Marktverfügbar und auf modernen Technologien basierend ist STC in der Lage, Datenkommunikation extrem einfach und zugleich höchst effizient zu gestalten. STC steuert automatisch die komplexen Aufgaben der Datenkompression sowie des Bandbreitenmanagements und organisiert darüber hinaus Konnektivität, Routing und Datensynchronisation. All das erlaubt es den taktischen Führern vor Ort essentielle Lageinformationen ohne großen Aufwand innerhalb ihrer Organisation zu teilen.<br /> </p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/offices/germany/" title="Kontaktieren Sie unser Sales Team"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/832181/German-contact-sales.jpg" alt="German Contact Sales" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></a></p>51030SitaWare Tactical Communication - Video-Präsentation00German versionEin schneller und unkomplizierter Weg effektive Datenkommunikation mittels taktischer Funkgeräte zu realisieren, ist die Nutzung des Datenkommunikationsdienstes SitaWare Tactical Communications (STC).010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/tactical-communications/german-version/<h1 class="small">COMUNICACIONES TÁCTICAS</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Si piensa que la comunicación de datos tácticos es complicada, se equivoca. </h2><p>Mayor protección de las fuerzas, pronta distribución de órdenes y mensajes, mayor rapidez de coordinación y conocimiento de la situación compartido. Estas son sólo algunas de las ventajas de incorporar una transferencia de datos eficaz a las comunicaciones tácticas del sistema de gestión de batalla (Battle Management System, BMS). No obstante, la transferencia de datos a través de radios tácticas suele estar caracterizada por poco ancho de banda y una conectividad intermitente, y el software de comunicación tradicional es a menudo demasiado complicado e ineficaz para un uso operacional realista.</p><p>Una forma rápida y sencilla de incorporar una transferencia de datos eficaz a sus comunicaciones tácticas es implementar SitaWare Tactical Communication - un moderno software de comunicación listo para usar que proporciona una comunicación de datos extremadamente sencilla y altamente eficaz. </p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="9851" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Comunicación de datos tácticos simplificada</h2><p>SitaWare Tactical Communication es un moderno software de comunicación que facilita una transferencia de datos a través de radios tácticas extremadamente sencilla y altamente eficaz. Gestiona de forma automática todas las complejidades de la compresión de datos, gestión de ancho de banda, sincronización, conectividad y encaminamiento. Todo ello permite a los comandantes a nivel táctico compartir información vital de batalla con su comunidad de interés.</p><p> </p><p><a href="#" title="Defence"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/822810/Get-in-touch-with-our-sales-team-Spanish.jpg" alt="Get In Touch With Our Sales Team Spanish"/></a></p>0SitaWare Tactical Communication - Vídeo de presentación00Columbian versionSitaWare Tactical Communication es un moderno software de comunicación que facilita una transferencia de datos a través de radios tácticas extremadamente sencilla y altamente eficaz.010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/tactical-communications/columbian-version/<h1 class="small">COMUNICACIONES TÁCTICAS</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Si piensa que la comunicación de datos tácticos es complicada, se equivoca. </h2><p>Mayor protección de las fuerzas, pronta distribución de órdenes y mensajes, mayor rapidez de coordinación y conocimiento de la situación compartido. Estas son sólo algunas de las ventajas de incorporar una transferencia de datos eficaz a las comunicaciones tácticas del sistema de gestión de batalla (Battle Management System, BMS). No obstante, la transferencia de datos a través de radios tácticas suele estar caracterizada por poco ancho de banda y una conectividad intermitente, y el software de comunicación tradicional es a menudo demasiado complicado e ineficaz para un uso operacional realista.</p><p>Una forma rápida y sencilla de incorporar una transferencia de datos eficaz a sus comunicaciones tácticas es implementar SitaWare Tactical Communication - un moderno software de comunicación listo para usar que proporciona una comunicación de datos extremadamente sencilla y altamente eficaz. </p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="9849" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Comunicación de datos tácticos simplificada</h2><p>SitaWare Tactical Communication es un moderno software de comunicación que facilita una transferencia de datos a través de radios tácticas extremadamente sencilla y altamente eficaz. Gestiona de forma automática todas las complejidades de la compresión de datos, gestión de ancho de banda, sincronización, conectividad y encaminamiento. Todo ello permite a los comandantes a nivel táctico compartir información vital de batalla con su comunidad de interés.</p><p> </p><p><a href="#" title="Defence"><img width="348" height="300" src="/media/822810/Get-in-touch-with-our-sales-team-Spanish.jpg" alt="Get In Touch With Our Sales Team Spanish"/></a></p>0SitaWare Tactical Communication - Vídeo de presentación00Spanish versionSitaWare Tactical Communication es un moderno software de comunicación que facilita una transferencia de datos a través de radios tácticas extremadamente sencilla y altamente eficaz.010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/tactical-communications/spanish-version/<h1 class="small">COMUNICAÇÕES TÁTICAS</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Pensa que a comunicação tática de dados é difícil. Pense melhor!</h2><p>Proteção melhorada das forças envolvidas, distribuição rápida de ordens e mensagens, coordenação mais rápida e conhecimento partilhado acerca da situação. Estes são apenas alguns dos benefícios da combinação entre uma transferência de dados eficaz e as comunicações táticas do Sistema de Gestão de Batalha (SGB). Contudo, a transferência de dados através de rádios táticos caracteriza-se normalmente por uma baixa largura de banda e uma conectividade intermitente e o software de comunicações tradicional tem-se frequentemente revelado demasiado complexo e demasiado ineficiente em utilizações operacionais realistas. Uma forma rápida e fácil de combinar uma transferência de dados eficaz com as suas comunicações táticas consiste em instalar o SitaWare Tactical Communications, uma software de comunicações moderno e pronto a utilizar que torna a comunicação de dados extremamente simples e altamente eficiente.</p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="9850" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Simplicidade na Comunicação Tática de Dados</h2><p>O SitaWare Tactical Communications é um software de comunicações moderno que torna a transferência de dados através de rádios táticos extremamente fácil e altamente eficiente. Gere automaticamente todas as complexidades associadas à compressão de dados, à gestão de largura de banda, à sincronização, à conectividade e ao roteamento. Isto permite aos comandantes que estão na margem tática uma partilha fácil de informações de combate vitais com a sua comunidade de interesse.</p>0SitaWare Tactical Communication - Vídeo de presentación00Brasilian versionSitaWare Tactical Communication es un moderno software de comunicación que facilita una transferencia de datos a través de radios tácticas extremadamente sencilla y altamente eficaz.010000https://systematic.com/defence/products/a/tactical-communications/brasilian-version/00Systematic Defense News01NewsNyhederFind all our relevant defence news articles here.000000https://systematic.com/defence/news/
Supporting FDF in International Missions
G3 reports on how Systematic's SitaWare and IRIS defence software is being used by the Finnish Defence Forces in international missions.
What the media saidWednesday, July 17, 2013
The Finnish Defence Forces (FDF) procured Systematic’s COTS products as the primary software components in their fully interoperable C2 system, FINACCIS2, which is being deployed on international peace-keeping operations around the world. Systematic has had a presence in Finland since 2008 and has been supporting the FDF in the FINACCIS2 project using its C2 and interoperability software products, SitaWare and IRIS.
In 2011, the SitaWare and IRIS products successfully underwent initial laboratory tests, network communication tests and finally field trials using the envisioned deployment setup with communication equipment and vehicles in the Finnish forest. “We were very pleased with the results of the testing phase,” says Colonel Olli-Matti Salminen to G3, “We are now preparing to deploy FINACCIS2 in international operations, and sharing information with coalition partners is vital to mission success.”
Following these successful tests and trials, the Finnish Defence Forces, Materiel Command Headquarters signed an agreement in 2012 to provide maintenance to the FINACCIS2 Command and Control (C2) system. The framework agreement saw the provision of product maintenance, new licenses and specialist support work over the next 5-years. Merja Annala, President Systematic Oy Finland said to G3, “I am very pleased that this agreement will enable us to continue working closely with our Finnish customer as the FINACCIS system evolves. Our products have been specifically built on international standards for exchanging information, which gives our customers a higher level of interoperability out-of-the-box.”
The FDF began training with FINACCIS2 in 2012 and has utilized the FINACCIS2 solution several times in international tests such as Combined Endeavour and CWIX. Systematic’s interoperability specialists will be working closely with the FDF towards operational deployment in 2013.
Systematic are launching a new addition to the SitaWare Suite of C2 products at DSEI. SitaWare Edge is a brand new product from Systematic which brings command, control and situational awareness right into the palm of your hand.
Press releaseTuesday, September 10, 2013
SitaWare Edge is an Android based battle management system for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. Designed for operational simplicity it provides the commander with fast and clear Friendly Force Tracking picture, shared tactical situation and latest intelligence overlays thereby enhancing force protection. With the ability to exchange command layers, complex manoeuvres can be quickly illustrated on the map and shared with subordinates via tactical data communication, thus saving valuable voice time and speeding up operation execution.
“Building a dismounted system is not about developing the most advanced and feature rich application – it’s about understanding the real world constraints of the soldier’s environment and providing a simple to use, yet extremely effective solution at the tactical edge,” said Andrew Graham, Systematic’s Senior Vice President, Business Development Defence. “We know that delivering a capability is not just about delivering software, but about supplying a complete solution that fits customer requirements, whether that includes hardware, cabling, batteries, carrying vest or the tools for deployment and maintenance. SitaWare Edge is available both as a complete ready-to-use solution and as software component ready for integration into an already existing infrastructure of choice.”
“Not even for a second do we imagine that any digital device can ever replace the effectiveness and real-time feedback of human voice communication. But as the old saying goes, sometimes a picture paints a thousand words – and that’s what SitaWare Edge is all about”, said Hans Jørgen Bohlbro, Director Product Management. “Communicating in a simple picture, a friendly force picture, an intelligence picture, a battle situation, or commanding a complex tactical manoeuvre that would otherwise have taken a 1000 words and thus several minutes to explain and verify using human voice alone. That’s where SitaWare Edge becomes a force multiplier.”
SitaWare Edge is part of the SitaWare suite of C2 products supporting a wide range of information exchange standards, making it fully interoperable with NATO and coalition partners. SitaWare Edge is fully integrated with SitaWare Headquarters and SitaWare Frontline, providing networked C2 and shared situational awareness all the way from the higher headquarters right down to the commander at the tactical edge.
Systematic and BAE Systems have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a view to pursuing collaboration in the Danish defence sector and to analysing potential business opportunities that will leverage their core capabilities, assets, research and development initiatives in the global market.
Press releaseWednesday, September 11, 2013
As Systematic President and CEO Michael Holm explains, “Systematic is keen to move forward with the opportunities that will stem from working more closely with BAE Systems in the future. We anticipate that our specialist expertise and proven track record in developing, refining and implementing specialist off-the-shelf software products for supporting decision-making processes in fields such as integrated command and control systems will be of considerable use to BAE Systems and its customers in both new and existing markets.”
Systematic was founded in 1985 and today has 450 highly qualified employees in Denmark, the UK, the USA, Australia, Finland, Sweden and Germany. Its headquarters are located in Aarhus, Denmark, and it is the largest privately owned software and systems company in Denmark. Systematic’s key business areas are defence, healthcare, public sector and intelligence & national security. Systematic has over 25-years experience of successfully delivering highly advanced, standardised and interoperable off-the-shelf Command and Control and Battle Management products.
Michael Holm, CEO, Systematic, added “Systematic employs world-class development processes based on LEAN principles and is one of only eight European companies to have achieved end-to-end CMMI Level 5 certification for processes used in developing, engineering and maintaining software systems and products. This cooperation gives Systematic a great opportunity to gain a foothold in new and alternative markets. Additionally, it will contribute to high-tech job-creation in Denmark.
Paul Hitchcock, BAE Systems’ Vice President for Western Europe: “Denmark has a highly skilled and respected defence industrial base. This agreement will see us working more closely with Systematic on future projects. I look forward to seeing the fruits of this cooperation.”
BAE Systems has a long-standing relationship with Danish industry across the air, land, maritime and security domains. To date, it has worked with over 120 Danish companies and Danish industry is benefiting from the broad BAE Systems supply network.
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Jacqui Snowdon Industry Marketing Manager, Defence
Systematic is pleased to announce a new addition to the world's leading miltary messaging software.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Today, military units on the operational level collect and communicate information to subordinate units and higher commands. Some of this information exchange is standards based and automated - it is often seamless to the users via a command and control (C2) system, like Systematic SitaWare. However, from time to time, information still needs to be communicated manually over voice or in free text messages. Both of these methods can present errors and misunderstandings.
Our new solution, the IRIS Quick Definer IRIS Quick Definer allows information managers to produce data collection forms in minutes, which can be digitized to support military commanders to make more informed decisions faster.
The key differentiator of IRIS Quick Definer is the ability to quickly develop data capture forms that can be embedded in any C2 or message handling system that uses the IRIS Forms product. This reduces ambiguity as IRIS Forms ensures data is captured according to the template defined in IRIS Quick Definer.
IRIS Forms is embedded in most C2 systems to provide interoperability with external systems via standards such as ADatP-3 and USMTF. With the introduction of the IRIS Quick Definer - which generates XML schemas compliant to the same rule set - the same C2 or message handling system can now easily be extended with data collection forms and messages for national use.
Bringing messaging to the operational level Typically, the message text format standards such as ADatP-3 and USMTF support interoperability at the tactical level, with unambiguous plans, asset requests or mission reports. With the use of IRIS Quick Definer, messaging at the operational can be implemented for e.g. sending reports on activities performed at a roadside check point, captured prisoners, wounded soldiers, ammunition status etc.
Benefits of the IRIS solution Using IRIS; it is possible to update and disseminate message catalogues to units without programmatic changes to the C2 or message handling systems. This means the systems are more flexible and can reflect needs as they emerge - it simplifies deployment and reduces cost.
Get in touch IRIS Quick Definer is available free of charge from Systematic to all IRIS Forms customers with a vaild maintenance contract in place. Please contact us to request your copy of the software.
We are also working on another new product called the IRIS Dashboard, which is available in pre-release. The IRIS Dashboard is the perfect companion for the IRIS Quick Definer as it allows for the aggregation and display of information gathered in national or standards based messages - read more about the IRIS Dashboard here.
Systematic would like to get in touch with partners and customers who are interested in using the IRIS Dashboard in their projects. The benefits of joining us in the development now is not only early and significant product input but you will also receive early access to the product itself.
Please contact Defence for further information and learn more about our products.
Introducing the IRIS Dashboard
Systematic is pleased to announce the new IRIS Dashboard, supporting military commanders to make more informed decisions faster.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Military commanders work within stressful, fast-changing circumstances so need to monitor and comprehend vast amounts of data before making decisions, both during military planning and the creation of situational awareness during the execution of operations.
Our new solution, the IRIS Dashboard The key differentiator of the IRIS Dashboard is the ability to view information in a graphical format to quickly gain broader insights and identify issues based on military interoperability standards.
The ability to link historical information with real-time operations data allow stakeholders to naturally focus attention where metrics and indicators are out of bounds and offer insight into trends which might otherwise be invisible.
Benefits of the IRIS Dashboard The IRIS Dashboard delivers more timely information by moving away from costly manually intensive methods of integrating and disseminating information.
The IRIS Dashboard provides connectivity to messaging systems, and the use of portal based technology makes it very quick to deploy and provide users with informational views tailored to their specific needs.
Get in touch IRIS Dashboard is now available in pre-release, and Systematic would like to get in touch with partners and customers who are interested in using the IRIS Dashboard in their projects. The benefits of joining us in the development now is not only early and significant product input but you will also receive early access to the product itself.
Please contact Defence for further information and learn more about our products.
Hear about new IRIS releases
Systematic continues its quest to further enhance the usability of its military messaging product suite, with the latest releases of IRIS Forms and IRIS Organisational Messaging.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Enriching the user experience in IRIS Forms
Following extensive usability testing IRIS Forms (and IRIS WebForms) version 4.4 continues the work started in version 4.3 in providing the user with easy access to help information when filling in message text formats. These include the addition of inline help bubbles making it easier to look up help whilst completing your message forms, also the use of more compact and intuitive table controls for repeating set/field groups and allowing you to easily enter field values and tab between fields automatically.
On the functional side, IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms now provides auto save and recover, so should you experience a power issue or accidentally cancel a message duration preparation, a copy will have been saved and can be recovered.
The system is also more tolerant when opening files, for example, you can open an ACP127 file with headers and footers and it will automatically detect where the actual formatted message is stored and display it without user assistance. Another requested feature is the wrap of slash delimited formatted messages at 69 characters, allowing the messages to be inserted into an ACP127 communication system without modification.
64 bit support for IRIS Organisational Messaging
IRIS Organisational Messaging enables organisations to interoperate using the familiar Microsoft Outlook interface whilst providing support for the handling of military formatted messages. IRIS Organisational Messaging offers an electronic collaboration and communication infrastructure based on Microsoft Exchange that enables users to easily share any form of content. It also provides out-of-the-box integration, not only with common Microsoft applications such as Office, but also with the IRIS Forms tools that specialise in preparing formatted messages. In response to customer requests we are pleased to announce support for 64 bit Outlook in IRIS Organisational Messaging.
IRIS Organisational Messaging version 2.2 comes with support for the recently released 4.4. version of IRIS Forms and IRIS WebForms. An updated version of the IRIS Forms SDK is also available, now including documentation on how to integrate with Microsoft SharePoint 2010. These IRIS product updates are available free of charge to all customers with a current maintenance agreement. If you would like further information about the new release, please contact Product Support.
Systematic goes usability testing
Systematic has been conducting usability testing of IRIS Forms together with the Royal Danish Navy.
Monday, February 3, 2014
Systematic has conducted two rounds of usability testing of the IRIS Forms product. As part of the training at the Danish Naval Warfare Centre in Fredrikshavn, the officers are trained in how to use IRIS Forms in order to prepare valid, formatted messages.
In cooperation with Brian Larsen, heading the warfare officer’s course, Systematic has performed two rounds of usability testing. At the first round in September, a number of students performed a number of exercises during 30 minutes. The exercises were recorded using screen capture software and the laptops webcam.
Brian Larsen comments the user tests as follows “The user tests have gone really well and both our students and Systematic have mutual benefit of them. We plan to make this an annual event.”
After analysing the gathered information, Systematic identified a number of hotspots in the program, where the students were using relatively much time or made mistakes. Subsequently, a prototype version addressing top findings has been prepared.
A second round of user tests has just been executed, now with improved results and Systematic is now working to finalize the product changes. The updates will benefit all Systematic customers with valid maintenance agreement in place, as the updates are included in the upcoming IRIS Forms 4.5 due this Spring.
SitaWare Featured in Jane's IDR
An equipment profile on the SitaWare suite of command and control software has been published in IHS Jane's International Defence Review.
What the media saidWednesday, June 4, 2014
The five page article by Giles Ebbutt, the Consultant Editor for C4ISR & Mission Systems at IHS Jane's, looks at the evolution of the SitaWare suite into an offering that now covers all echelons of command including products for high level headquarters, platform mounted battle management and dismounted commanders. He examines the current capabilities in detail, with commentary from Hans Jorgen Bohlbro, Director Business Development & Sales - C2 systems, on future direction of the product suite. The article also takes a look at who is using SitaWare, featuring both end user customer cases from around the world as well as various technology partners who have integrated the SitaWare technology with their own systems.
Read the English version the Jane's IDR Equipment Profile on SitaWare.
Read the Arabic version the Jane's IDR Equipment Profile on SitaWare.
Systematic makes accreditation of IRIS on classified systems simpler
IRIS products have been embedded in military command and control (C2) and messaging systems for a number of years. The IRIS Forms product has just been updated to make it simpler to achieve security accreditation when used on classified systems.
Thursday, June 5, 2014
The IRIS products are the defacto market leaders when it comes to support of interoperability needs. IRIS handles formatted messages used for international interoperability by units deployed on international missions as well as routine national message formats used within a nation.
With the introduction of the server based IRIS WebForms in 2011, and to ensure that end users would not notice a difference between the traditional client based IRIS Forms, JavaScript was employed in both products to generate the user interfaces. IRIS WebForms has the same capabilities as IRIS Forms, but allows zero-administration desktops as the client runs inside a web browser.
However, when IRIS Forms is deployed on classified systems, Java Script may not be allowed. Therefore Systematic has produced a new version of IRIS Forms that has all JavaScript compiled in, so no one can tamper with the application once it is deployed. This enhancement has just been released with IRIS Forms 4.5 and all customers with a valid maintenance contract in place are able to upgrade to the improved version.
One more change is planned in the next release due in autumn 2014: which will provide the ability to safely customize the layout of data entry forms. Systematic is developing a new, simplified method of customizing forms using simple XML files which will replace the old custom views which was based on the use of XSLT and JavaScript.
Additional information describing the new customization APIs will be available from Systematic upon request. If you are already using IRIS Forms with custom views, please contact Systematic, and we can explain how you may migrate to use the new simplified custom views.
Updates to the IRIS Product Suite
The IRIS product suite has just been updated to ensure they're compliant with the latest 3rd party software and incorporate various customer inputs.
Thursday, June 5, 2014
The IRIS products are the defacto market leaders when it comes to support of interoperability needs. IRIS handles formatted messages used for international interoperability by units deployed on international missions as well as routine national message formats used within a nation.
Support for latest Microsoft Windows and Exchange versions
IRIS Organisational Messaging allows organisations to interoperate in a trusted fashion by leveraging the well known and market leading Microsoft Exchange and Outlook platform. Upon customer requests, Systematic is now pleased to announce support also for Outlook 2013, Windows Server 2012 and Microsoft Exchange 2013. IOM provides an electronic collaboration and communication infrastructure and allows any form of content to be shared. IOM provides out of the box integration not only with common applications such as Microsoft Office, but also to the IRIS Forms/WebForms tools specialized for handling formatted messages.
IOM comes with support for the latest version of IRIS Forms/WebForms, version 4.5 which has also just been released, see separate news story. Systematic is separately working on a new ACP127 gateway that integrates IRIS and the latest Microsoft Exchange version with legacy communication systems. Please contact Systematic if you are interested in further details.
An update to our latest product, IRIS Quick Definer
The key differentiator of IRIS Quick Definer is the ability to quickly develop data capture forms that can be embedded in any C2 or message handling system that embeds the IRIS Forms product. This reduces the ambiguity as IRIS Forms ensures data is captured according to the template defined in IRIS Quick Definer.
IRIS Quick Definer has just been updated upon customer requests for additional field types, definition of longer labels, and the ability to create segments (groups of sets).
IRIS Standards Management
IRIS Standards Management is in use by NATO and several nations to maintain international and national interoperability standards. With this latest release, it has been extended to provide USMTF validation checks. Performance has also been improved in various wizards. Finally, ISM has been updated with a set of security enhancements designed to meet the varied needs related to different customer infrastructures.
All product updates are available free of charge for all customers with a valid maintenance agreement in place.
New ACP127 Gateway
The newly released ACP127 Gateway for IRIS Organisational Messaging has greatly improved the tolerance for handling ACP127 messages with deviations from the standard. Moreover, it simplifies deployment and ensures support for the latest versions of Microsoft Exchange.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Exchanging ACP127 messages in a coalition network can cause great frustration as many messages do not follow the standard correctly. Often this is caused by human mistakes in manually created messages or by wrongly interpretations of the standard in the coalition partners’ systems. Previously such erroneous messages were rejected by IRIS Organisation Messaging, which left the COMMS staff as major bottle necks correcting messages before sending it into the distribution flow in IRIS Organisational Messaging. With the new ACP127 Gateway all that is required to allow the message into the distribution flow is that Originator and Body Text can be recognized. Deviations in other parts of the message will be clearly highlighted to the operational user when the message is opened in Outlook.
The installation and configuration of the new ACP127 Gateway now only require a few simple steps to get up running. Most of the configuration can actually be prepared in advance by a technical expert, which makes it possible for less trained personnel to do the actual installation.
Enhanced support
Previously the ACP127 Gateway only supported Microsoft Exchange 2003. With the new ACP127 Gateway there is now also support for Microsoft Exchange 2010 and 2013.
Availablilty
The new ACP127 Gateway is available to all IRIS Organisational Messaging maintenance customers. Please contact product-support@systematic.com for information on how to get access to the software or for any questions in general to the ACP127 Gateway.
IRIS Organisational Messaging extends Microsoft® Outlook® and Exchange® with military messaging capabilities, which allows creating and viewing STANAG 4406 and ACP127 compliant messages. Furthermore, it gives military organisations the capability to interoperate on a role level rather than on individual user level.
With more than 100,000 users in over 40 countries worldwide, the IRIS products are considered the defacto standard for handling formatted military messages. IRIS provides users with combat-proven messaging capabilities, which has been developed over more than 20 years.
Systematic proudly presents SitaWare Headquarters 6.0; the first entirely browser based C4I system that offers full command and control capability together with the most comprehensive interoperability support on the planet.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
A C4I system with advanced capabilities and easy deployment
No more time-consuming client installations! No more browser plug-ins! This is the new reality with the latest generation of SitaWare Headquarters. As it is fully HTML5 based, it is directly accessible from a standard browser giving you instant C4I access from any computer within the network. With no client installation needed, a typical deployment can be carried out in just hours rather than weeks or months.
A lightweight system that gives you heavyweight performance
SitaWare Headquarters is a powerful and scalable C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, & Intelligence) system that offers an accessible, easy-to-use yet comprehensive capability set that can significantly increase operational flexibility, whilst providing you with outstanding situational awareness, collaborative planning and command and control capability. Learn more
You are not alone: Real life interoperability that’s tried and tested
SitaWare Headquarters offers the strongest interoperability support on the planet and is your hub for joint, coalition and allied interoperability. It gives you tried and tested support for a wide range of modern military and civilian data communication standards ensuring full interoperability across joint environments and with your allied and coalition partners. Learn more
SitaWare WebCOP integrated into SitaWare Headquarters
We are pleased to announce that the powerful web-based capabilities of SitaWare WebCOP have been integrated into the newly released next generation SitaWare Headquarters version 6.0.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
SitaWare WebCOP users can now enjoy the intuitive, state-of-the-art user interface of the next generation SitaWare Headquarters (version 6, released October 2014), whilst using all the powerful features of SitaWare WebCOP in a fully web-based platform. For improved efficiency, no browser plugins are needed to run SitaWare Headquarters 6.
This enables SitaWare WebCOP users to make full use of their current web-based capabilities, whilst also benefitting from the modern user interface, technology and future developments of SitaWare Headquarters.
At the same time, the unification of the two clients increases the flexibility of users to scale the system to match their needs in a single unified high performance client.
SitaWare WebCOP will continue to be supported for the foreseeable future but new capabilities will only become available in SitaWare Headquarters 6.
Please contact us for more information on upgrading to SitaWare Headquarters 6 or for information on SitaWare WebCOP.
First C2 Days celebrated by the Association of Finnish Defense and Aerospace Industries
As a member of the Association of Finnish Defense and Aerospace Industries (AFDA), Systematic was represented during the first ever C2 Days, which was celebrated last week in Hämeenlinna, Finland.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
With the newly established AFDA C2 sub-group leading and organizing the two-day event, around 120 members and decision makers from the Finish Defense Forces, Police, Rescue Services, Border Control, Customs and Industry among others, benefitted from panel discussions, presentations and networking – all focusing on the present and future of C2 in Finland. Besides Defense and Aerospace, major public companies, like Finnair and Kone, were invited to give a glimpse into how they “command and control“ their everyday multinational operations.
C2 on everyday equipment
An interesting trend confirmed at the show is the growing demand for C2 solutions, which can run on both military specific hardware as well as on everyday equipment. A trend that is embraced perfectly by the Systematic SitaWare Suite of C2 products, all of which are fully operational on both military hardware and everyday equipment. Learn more about the SitaWare Suite here.
About AFDA
The Finnish Defense, Aerospace and Security Industry is represented by AFDA, the Association of Finnish Defence and Aerospace Industries. AFDA covers almost all the Defense related industries in Finland with approx. 100 member companies. AFDA has close relations with the Finnish Ministry of Defence and Defence Forces. For more info, please visit: www.afda.fi (website in Finnish)
Want to learn more?
If you’re eager to learn more about the SitaWare Suite yourself, click on our Event Calendar or simply contact us.
SitaWare's Role in the Digitisation of the Leopard 2 Tank
Ingeniøren, Denmark's leading engineering publication, has published an article on the digitisation of the Danish Army's Leopard 2 tank, featuring the role of SitaWare Frontline as its battle management system.
What the media saidThursday, April 2, 2015
The online article by Steffen McGhie looks at the upgrading of the Danish Army's Leopard 2 tanks with digital radios, computers, routers, sensors and GPS equipment in line with the installation of the Army tactical communication network. SitaWare Frontline is the battle management software used by the Danish Army and provides real time situational awareness of own and hostile units during combat situations. Here is a translation of the original Danish article.
Danish Leopard tanks go digital
Digital radios, routers and GPS systems will create “a whole new way of waging warfare,” says a Danish officer.
By Steffen McGhie
The Leopard 2 tanks of the Danish Army are now entering the digital age. This is taking place with the implementation of the Army tactical communications network (HTK in Danish), which will involve upgrading the Danish Army tanks with digital radios, computers, routers, sensors and GPS in a process extending until the end of 2016 and costing double-digit millions in Danish kroner.
In 2013, Defence Command Denmark decided to upgrade a total of 405 Danish Army vehicles by installing the Army tactical communications network, and now it is the turn of the army’s tanks, they face the biggest technical challenge.
“Now we are -digitizing the battlefield, and we are beginning to use electronic maps. This is a huge step, and it will result in a whole new way of waging warfare,” said Major Anders Wendt, head of technology and simulation at the Danish Ministry of Defence’s Material and Procurement Agency (FMI).
At the present time, the use of maps in combat situations is only analogue, involving visual contact with hostile units and radio communication with the Danish Army’s own forces.
Helping prevent friendly fire incidents
From now on, all input from the tank commander and from the tank sensors will be registered in the so-called battle management system (BMS), which represents the software component in the Danish Army tactical communications network. Data is fed into a digital map that is updated in real time and provides all units with the same view of the positions of both friendly and hostile forces. The BMS software used by the Danish Army is SitaWare Frontline, supplied by the Danish company Systematic.
”The data registered can include reports about the position of hostiles, messages about firing directions, the presence of chemical hazards , and much else. Not least important is that crews can see positions of their own troops and units – also called blue force tracking. This is done by registering GPS positions from their radios, thus helping avoid friendly fire incidents,” explains Anders Wendt. The term blue force tracking refers to the fact that NATO forces are traditionally marked in blue during exercises.
“One of the developments that has increased the need to distinguish between friendlies and hostiles in combat situations lies in the trend towards asymmetric warfare,” Anders Wendt continues. ”On the modern battlefield, it is extremely important to be able to share information and identify who’s who. This is often difficult in current operating contexts, when you are often engaged against irregular forces in a fragmented battlefield, and where hostilities are no longer fought by two large armies confronting each other across a clear front line. Nowadays we often have to engage in operations involving small forces,” he explains.
At the same time, the digitization of tank operations makes for more rapid decision-making. “In layman’s terms, you can say that the forces quickest to make decisions in a combat situation are the ones that get ahead of the game. Currently, we have to actually get together in order to pass on orders over a map onto which we have drawn the plans. With the new digital system, we can distribute the plans to each individual tank commander, without having to actually bring them all together to pass on orders,” says Anders Wendt.
According to the Danish Army, which uses the Leopard 2 tanks, the need for quick decisions is becoming increasingly urgent. ”Many of the current threats will accelerate in the future. One example of recent developments is that RPGs (shoulder-fired rocket launchers, ed.) are now readily available on the black market, and are easy for irregular forces to get hold of. This places new demands on our tank units,” according to Lt. Col. Jess Nørgaard Rasmussen, Head of Technology and Infrastructure Department in the Danish Army General Staff.
Not much space
The Danish FMI organisation is currently working on prototypes of the upgraded Leopard 2 tanks. Over the next 18 months, all 16 operational tanks will be equipped with a monitor and an encrypted digital radio, which together form the hardware cornerstone for the BMS software.
The tanks will also be given new military-grade GPS systems for target designation and ruggedized computers that can withstand dust, shocks and fluctuations in the power supply, along with a new intercom system and a router that connects the tank communication system and sensors with the BMS.
”It’s quite a job to make room for all these electronics and the many cables in these 18-year-old tanks,” notes Lt. Col. Bjørn Kongsbak, who is in charge of vehicles at FMI.
”For example, making room for a large screen and a computer is quite a challenge within the confines of a tank. The turret has to be dismantled,” he explained.
FMI cannot yet disclose the final price for these tank upgrades, but a realistic estimate lies in the region of tens of millions of Danish kroner. According to FMI, implementation of the Danish Army tactical communications network in all 405 vehicles will amount to hundreds of millions.
Systematic has teamed up with one of the most innovative companies in the UAV industry; Sky-Watch. This partnership has resulted in a demonstrator that shows a BMS system controlling and displaying the video feeds from several UAVs as well as also taking control of the UAVs themselves.
Monday, May 18, 2015
A live video feed from a UAV could be the final piece of vital information you need for tactical advantage on the battlefield. But in order to get that video feed, or even to control the UAV itself, you probably need to be looking over the UAV operator’s shoulder, telling him where to go next.
And when you see that picture, you will often spot something that needs a closer look. Then you have the problem of explaining your exact requirements, wait for the operator to pilot the UAV, locate the target and give you a grid. Your next challenge will then be to describe the target location by voice to your sub-commanders. There has to be a better way!
Look, No Hands!
What if you could avoid piloting the drone altogether? What if you could simply point at the exact spot you want to investigate on the map in your C2 or BMS system - and the UAV will fly there on its own? And what if you could switch between different UAVs operating in your area and get the video stream displayed on your screen, by simply clicking on them in your C2 system?
Try it out. Like US Army.
Systematic has teamed up with one of the most innovative companies in the UAV industry; Sky-Watch. This partnership has resulted in a demonstrator that shows a BMS system controlling and displaying the video feeds from several UAVs as well as also taking control of the UAVs themselves.
The capability demonstrator connects SitaWare Frontline (C2/BMS) with the Huginn X1 (UAV) and has recently been showcased for the US Army during the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiments (AEWE) at Fort Benning, Georgia, USA.
To learn more or try out our capability demonstrator get in touch with Systematic or Sky-Watch.
About SitaWare Frontline
SitaWare Frontline is a powerful Battle Management System supporting platoon and company commanders. It offers clarity, simplicity and high performance that addresses real world command and control challenges at the frontline. It has been designed by and for frontline commanders in tough environments, where a clear operational view with rapid updates of friendly force tracking (FFT) is absolutely essential and has been built with deployment and in-theatre management in mind. Learn more
About HUGINN X1
The Huginn X1 multi-purpose drone is extremely easy to use. Designed for defense, law enforcement, and emergency management applications, its rapid deployment provides tactical overview within minutes. The Huginn X1 is a perfect tool for reaching inaccessible or high-risk areas and for providing situational tactical overview. Learn more
IFAD and Systematic collaboration integrates C2 into military simulation exercises
The collaboration between IFAD, providing training and simulation systems, and Systematic, delivering interoperable command and control solutions, paves the way for situational awareness to simulation systems. The C2 - Simulation Gateway from IFAD bridges the two systems enabling the user to act in his real C2-system based on simulated input.
Press releaseMonday, May 11, 2015
Reduced defence budgets and emphasis on international collaboration and interoperability are just some of the military challenges today. Challenges that put a restraint on live military exercises and call for simulated exercises being more cost efficient than live exercises. The long-standing collaboration between IFAD and Systematic, now formalized in an OEM collaboration agreement, has brought along the development of the C2 - Simulation Gateway (C2 Sim GW) in close collaboration with the Danish Army. The gateway provides a simple integration with Command and Control systems allowing customers with a simulation system to operate with their real C2 solution in simulated exercises.
Read more about the C2 - Simulation Gateway here (pdf)
We have been working closely together with IFAD for many years. The technologies from IFAD within training and simulation and our technologies within SitaWare complement each other and we are delighted to present a concrete collaboration agreement. We believe that together we can give our customers improved educational possibilities based on simulation systems and solutions from our SitaWare suite as we can also offer the gateway now bridging these two systems – put in other words, it is the works
The C2 Sim GW integrates the SitaWare C2 Suite seamlessly into military simulated exercises in a vast majority of simulation systems providing a direct interface to the SitaWare C2 suite – from the tactical edge equipped with SitaWare Edge and Frontline to joint commands using SitaWare Headquarters. Positions from the simulation tool are sent to the C2 Sim GW that “translates” the GPS positions into the SitaWare suite making training for the real world in a simulated universe possible.
“The agreement gives the Danish Army a national industry partnership that provides them with a better and more modern educational environment based on the C4i – and training systems that they already have today. The gateway can be integrated within a short timeframe and the interface is platform and protocol independent adding value also internationally to both existing and new customers“, says Benny Graff Mortensen, President & CEO, IFAD TS.
With the C2 - Simulation Gateway, live systems and simulators are linked into integrated test beds, training environments and distributed simulation exercises.
The Danish Business Authority has approved projects corresponding to fifty percent of the MH-60R offset agreement. Systematic is working with Lockheed Martin and CAE from Team Seahawk on projects developing flight-training simulators and an Electronic Warfare Support System (EWSS) for the helicopters.
What the media saidWednesday, July 1, 2015
Team Seahawk – the four companies producing nine U.S. Navy MH-60R helicopters to the Danish Defence – has launched the initial phase of a range of cooperation projects. The projects are established in cooperation with Danish companies due to the offset agreement made when the Danish Defence ordered the helicopters from the U.S. Navy back in the autumn of 2012. Projects corresponding to fifty percent of the offset agreement have already been pre-approved by the Danish Business Authority.
Systematic are one of the Danish cooperating companies. Systematic is involved in projects with two of the four companies – Lockheed Martin and CAE. Systematic will work with Lockheed Martin on a project to develop an Electronic Warfare Support System for the MH-60R helicopters. The other project made in cooperation with CAE concerns developing a full-motion flight-training simulator planned for installation at Karup Air Base.
Read the original articles here by Teknovation.dk (partly in Danish) and here by Nytkampfly.dk (in Danish).
Experienced supplier for the Danish Navy
Systematic has years of experience providing the Danish Navy with our EWare solution. EWare is an electronic warfare support system that provides military organisations with a powerful EW tool for the day-to-day management and updating of this mission-critical data. Among others, we have supplied the Navy’s branch in Frederikshavn with our solution.
We bring this substantial experience with us in developing the solution for the MH-60R helicopters in cooperation with Lockheed Martin. The project will integrate EWare with Lockheed Martin’s Electronic Warfare Support System (EWSS) to provide the Navy with a comprehensive EW management system.
Moreover, we will establish the infrastructure for the EWSS as well as provide support once usage starts.
Boeing’s F/A-18 Super Hornet takes Systematic’s SitaWare C2 into the air domain
Systematic and Boeing [NYSE: BA] have successfully tested the interoperability of Systematic’s SitaWare Forward Air Controller (FAC) solution with the F/A-18 Super Hornet.
Press releaseMonday, August 17, 2015
Systematic’s SitaWare FAC solution enables soldiers on the ground to distinguish friendly forces from targets and to communicate that information to pilots during air attacks. The SitaWare suite of products is already in use by the Danish military and 14 other nations.
Boeing and Systematic, under authority of the U.S. Navy, performed interoperability tests at Boeing’s Super Hornet Systems Integration Lab in St. Louis, Missouri. The F/A-18 is a candidate in Denmark’s New Fighter Program. “Collaboration with Boeing on the F/A-18 Super Hornet is a major step forward for us. The successful test opens the door for us and our SitaWare Frontline FAC solution to defence customers using the Boeing fighter aircraft,” said Michael Holm, president and CEO at Systematic.
Systematic will highlight the successful collaboration between the SitaWare FAC solution and the F/A-18 Super Hornet at upcoming military exercises such as Bold Quest, which takes place at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, in September.
Boeing’s collaboration with Systematic is delivering important benefits for both companies. This test proves the Super Hornet’s interoperability with military systems used in Denmark and around the world, and opens new business opportunities for Systematic and its employees.
The interoperability test was a result of Boeing’s October 2014 collaboration agreement with Systematic and five other Danish defense industry companies.
Boeing is helping Systematic explore other applications for its command and control systems, including unmanned aerial vehicles. Collaboration with Danish technology companies like Systematic is one of several areas Boeing is pursuing in support of long-term Danish industry growth. A recent study commissioned by Boeing found that collaboration among Denmark’s defense industry and Boeing could create more than 10,000 jobs in Denmark and add 6 billion DKK to the country’s GDP over 20 years.
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Fight as you train and train as you fight
Systematic has, in collaboration with IFAD, developed the integrated simulation system C2 Simulation Gateway for the Danish Army, providing a realistic training environment for our troops. The system encompasses all units in a typical military operation and enhances and embeds improved interoperability awareness for participating troops.
What the media saidTuesday, September 8, 2015
A more integrated simulation system
There is no doubt that the gap between simulation and reality will be much smaller for Danish soldiers in future. This is due in no small part to the new simulation system based on C2 Simulation Gateway (C2 Sim GW), developed by Systematic in partnership with IFAD for the Danish Army. Integrating the SitaWare C2 Suite into simulation systems gives troops an opportunity to perform their C2 training in a much more realistic environment. The C2 Simulation Gateway bridges the simulator with the C2 system to enable users to react to events from the simulator using the C2 system that they would use in actual combat. In this way, instructors and their troops are able to perform exercises using much more realistic events and data.
Preparing troops and saving lives
By integrating SitaWare with the simulation system, the troops get a better grasp of how their tools will be used in an actual operation when interacting with other users so they are better prepared for real operations. Thus the information exchange process is smoother and more effective across military units, and gives troops a more life-like learning experience. SitaWare is a scalable battle management and C2 information system that connects the different units of a military operation with each other as well as with their headquarters. The system provides every unit with the same information through cameras, radars, sensors and information systems, increasing the level of collaboration and securing a more uniform communication environment. This high quality solution gives the Danish Army a modern, innovative training system, which is applicable to other national defences and organisations with similar systems.
This is an extract from the fifth edition of Telegrafen 2015. Read the entire article on page 10 here.
Nordic Interest Soars in Simulation, Combat Training Tech
The future of streamlined military training and combat software is found at defense industry players, including Systematic. C2 Simulation Gateway and SitaWare Frontline are mentioned in an article on DefenceNews’ website.
What the media saidMonday, November 16, 2015
“HELSINKI — push for improved simulated training and battlefield protection for troops is driving higher levels of research, development and investment among Nordic militaries.
They are looking for technologies that are cost-effective and readily deployable, whilst interoperability of equipment is becoming a more critical factor in material acquisitions”
Nowadays, some national defense budgets are being cut and need to streamline their processes, including their training. (DefenceNews website 10 October 2015)Reducing costs with C2 Simulation Gateway
In collaboration with IFAD, Systematic has developed the integrated simulation system C2 Simulation Gateway, providing the Danish Army with a comprehensive training tool. C2 Sim GW combines the SitaWare interoperable C2 Suite consisting of Edge, Frontline and Headquarters with an interface that can operate with the vast majority of simulation systems. This means that troops can train in a simulated, yet realistic environment using the same software they use in actual operations. This streamlines training time, reduces costs and reinforces more traditional tactical and operational training.
The agreement gives the Danish Army a national industry partnership that provides them with a better and more modern educational environment, and training systems than they already have today
SitaWare Frontline in the Danish tanks
One of the integrated elements in the C2 Sim GW is the SitaWare Frontline solution that provides real time situational awareness of friendly and hostile units during combat. SitaWare Frontline is now being implemented in the Danish Army’s Leopard 2 tanks and helps give commanders an overview of friendly force tracking and enemy sightings. In addition, the data from the sensors on the tanks is automatically captured by Frontline, displayed on its electronic map and relayed to other units in the network. The units, whether comprising-transports or fighting vehicles, are integrated with Frontline's sophisticated C2 system to provide headquarters with a real time update of each vehicle's position and status on their graphical display and Common Operational Picture. This can speed up and support the decision making process in critical combat situations. In addition, the battle management system component provides the situational awareness picture that can prevent friendly fire. The SitaWare Frontline software will be put into operation in more than 400 heavy and light armored fighting and transport vehicles in the Danish Army’s fleet.
On March 1, 2016, NATO will officially release the new version of the APP-11 message catalogue. The version is called APP-11(D)(1) and is the first new publication of the NATO Message Catalogue for almost five years.
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
This version introduces 54 new messages and deprecates nine messages. Significant new information exchange capability has been included:
Maritime – a number of new maritime OPTASKs and Maritime Interdiction Operation (MIO) messages are included as well as significant changes to the OPTASK LINK.
Air – Eight new air messages have been added to support the NATO ACCS and TBM programmes as well as significant updates to the Air Tasking Order (ATO) and OPTASK LINK.
Land – new messages supporting reporting at the tactical level, such as the MEDEVAC 9 liner and the IEDREP 10 liner.
Joint – An overhaul of the CBRN message set to reflect the changes to ATP-45(E)(1). The Friendly Force Information message (STANAG 5527 ed1) that replaces the unratified NFFI schema and a suite of logistics tracking messages (STANAG 2185, 2291) to support the LOGFS programme.
It is anticipated that many nations will move to APP-11(D)(1) and it is likely to become the underlying standard for many NATO systems. NATO plan to publish a new version of APP-11(D) in early 2017 and 2018; these will include new operational requirements that are required before the next edition in 2019.
All messages in APP-11(D)(1) are supported by IRIS FORMS 5.
Overview of the APP-11 Message Catalogue
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Systematic presents a modern Command and Control solution that works on existing radios
During the Swedish Army Land Warfare Demonstration Days in Boden, Northern Sweden, Systematic and MilDef Group presented an operational C4IS solution that works on radios in use by the Swedish Armed Forces today.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Together with two partners, Systematic A/S has developed an operational C4IS solution based on a mix of Harris HF and UHF radios together with the Swedish VHF Combat Radio from the late 80´s. All radio equipment together with the MilDef ruggedized solutions is in service in the Swedish Armed Forces giving them a common operational picture.
“We have developed and demonstrated a solution that makes it possible for everyone involved to have a common operational picture – from headquarters all the way down to the forces in the field. The solution is ready to use on existing Swedish equipment, which saves time and money. This goes for both the time it takes to roll out the solution and the significant savings in reusing existing equipment,” says Johan Pakarinen, Managing Director MilDef Systems AB.
Systematic, MilDef Group and Sjöland&Thyselius are the companies behind the turnkey solution.
We have developed and demonstrated a solution that makes it possible for everyone involved to have a common operational picture – from headquarters all the way down to the forces in the field
Reuse existing equipment
“The Swedish Armed Forces can use their existing equipment, which has a positive impact on the investment already made. This solution will make them able to share information much faster than before. And with that they gain speed, agility and flexibility,” says Johan Pakarinen.
According to Jonas Olsson, Product Manager at Systematic, the idea behind the solution is to demonstrate what you can do with existing radios and SitaWare.
“We don’t think a customer should be forced to purchase a new IP-radio in order to deploy a modern Command and Control-system. SitaWare is designed to handle narrow bandwidth communication on IP- and Non-IP radios, and this is exactly what we demonstrated at the Swedish Land Warfare Demonstration Days,” he explains.
“Because we integrate our solution on existing hardware and radio installations, deploying SitaWare takes a matter of weeks rather than years. By reusing the existing vehicle installations it will reduce the deployment cost and time significantly,” Jonas Olsson points out.
“If the customer decides to purchase a new radio in the future, our solution is ready to take in the new radio as part of the tactical radio network,” he adds.
“When we demonstrate the C4IS solution live at industry shows, we are met with great interest from the audience. It makes a difference that we can show a live version, in use, and not just a demo. Furthermore, people notice that we have developed the solution with focus on the end-users. Functionality is key in this product,” says Johan Pakarinen.
By reusing the existing vehicle installations it will reduce the deployment cost and time significantly
Innovative collaboration
The three companies behind the solution share knowledge and combine competences.
“We have shown that by combining our different competences, we have developed and deployed a solution that is innovative and anchored in functionality,” says Johan Pakarinen.
He adds that the collaboration with Systematic is dynamic.
“It’s a collaboration based on sharing knowledge and combining competences. We have worked with Systematic for many years and we are looking forward to bringing this solution even further to market. Together we have developed a turnkey solution ready for use. It shows how dynamic collaboration can be,” says Johan Pakarinen.
Knowledge flies through the air at SitaWare User Forum
Participants engaged and knowledge was shared at high speed during the SitaWare User Forum in Slovenia. Meet some of the participants and hear their thoughts on what the event means to them.
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Business cards changed hands and networking took place at any given opportunity. The SitaWare User Forum in Slovenia gathered more than 20 nations willing to share knowledge, experience and visions for the future.
Ireland took to the stage during the event in Ljubljana and shared hands-on experience of the Irish Air Corps SitaWare program, from development through to implementation.
“I use the forum to share knowledge, experience and networking, but also to identify SitaWare use best practice and exchange ideas,” says Noel Barbour, Commandant, OiC Technical Services Flight, CIS Squadron, Irish Air Corps.
During a previous Systematic SitaWare User Forum, Ireland held inspiring discussions with other nations.
“Ireland met on a bi-lateral basis with some other nations to discuss and advance capability following the last 2014 event, underscoring the usefulness of the forum to attendees,” says Brian Mathews, Lieutenant Commander, Naval Computer Centre.
I use the forum to share knowledge, experience and networking, but also to identify SitaWare use best practice and exchange ideas.
They both agree that the need to share is greater than the need to know, and emphasise that Ireland is in Slovenia to share their knowledge.
During a previous Systematic SitaWare User Forum, Ireland held inspiring discussions with other nations.
“Ireland met on a bi-lateral basis with some other nations to discuss and advance capability following the last 2014 event, underscoring the usefulness of the forum to attendees,” says Brian Mathews, Lieutenant Commander, Naval Computer Centre.
They both agree that the need to share is greater than the need to know, and emphasise that Ireland is in Slovenia to share their knowledge.
”This event is a good opportunity to share ideas and experience. There is no doubt that participants inspire and learn from each other,” says Ken Amidon, US Army Engineering Research and Development Center. “In my opinion it will be very powerful to both the participants and Systematic to have a virtual forum between the forums, where we can continue to share ideas, experience and challenges,” says Ken Amidon.
There is no doubt that participants inspire and learn from each other
Ken Amidon joining from the United States has participated in the SitaWare User Forum several times.
Joining from France was Enrico Raue, MASA.
“The SitaWare User Forum is a great place for the industry to meet the users. We get a lot of information and have the opportunity to discuss requirements and needs. Furthermore, it is very exciting to learn from so many different nations,” says Enrico Raue.
The high level of engagement from the participants is key to the success of SitaWare User Forum.
“In Systematic, we strive to create a forum where experiences, information and ideas can be shared across nations, units and industries. We are listening and adapting to what we hear. By working together we can make a difference, and we are looking forward to seeing you all in 2017,” says Hans Jørgen Bohlbro, Director Business Development & Sales, C2 Systems Defence.
Slovenia invests in the future
The Slovenian Armed Forces are using a new Systematic C2 solution, which increases both speed and manoeuvrability. Learn why Slovenia chooses to use software from Systematic.
Monday, July 18, 2016
In Slovenia, the Armed Forces are using the latest C2 Systems from Systematic. It is the second time Slovenia has chosen C2 software from Systematic.
“We have gained speed, reliability, flexibility and a common operational picture,” says Colonel Boris Cimpric, Chief of CIS sector in General Staff of Slovenian Armed Forces.
An employee in the Slovenian Armed Forces explains the benefits in daily work.
“We have a lot of different radios. Before our new C2 solution, they could not communicate with each other. Now, with this software, all radios are connected, which has made us more effective and increased safety.”
Slovenia is a long-term partner of Systematic.
“In the beginning, we didn’t exactly know what we needed. We knew, we wanted a reliable command and control system, and Systematic understood us. They were very patient and to be honest, I would have given up, but they kept coming back with solutions even though we at that point didn’t have all our priorities sorted out,” Colonel Boris Cimpric explains.
We have gained speed, reliability, flexibility and a common operational picture
Today, Slovenia is using a modern C2 software, which has increased the efficiency of the Slovenian Armed Forces.
“We optimise the resources we have and at the same time increase safety for our personnel,” Colonel Boris Cimpric points out.
To Slovenia, one thing in particular has been important in choosing a supplier of C2 software: Trust.
“We don’t have the capabilities to test everything ourselves and have to trust our supplier to deliver a reliable solution, which meets our needs,” says Colonel Boris Cimpric.
Another key element that plays a role in Slovenia’s choice of C2 software from Systematic is vision.
“CEO Michael Holm has a vision, which goes beyond making software. He wants to make a difference. Furthermore, Systematic is not too big and can be flexible, which is crucial in building the right solution,” says Colonel Boris Cimpric.
Slovenia is one of a growing number of nations using SitaWare; the most modern C2 software currently available and Colonel Boris Cimpric was responsible for implementation of the original Systematic C2 system for the Slovenian Armed Forces for operational use.
U.S. Army Mission Command Awards Contract to Systematic Inc.
The U.S. Army has selected Systematic Inc. as a new supplier of IT solutions to the US military. With the SitaWare solution, the U.S. Army gets a command and control system that provides the warfighter with greater situational awareness at all levels of command, as well as easier cooperation with other forces and greater security.
Press releaseFriday, February 3, 2017
U.S. Army Mission Command announced the award of a multi-million dollar contract to Systematic Inc. for its Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) C4I product, SitaWare.
The U.S. Army has selected Systematic Inc. as a new supplier of IT solutions to the US military. With the SitaWare solution, the U.S. Army gets a command and control system that provides the warfighter with greater situational awareness at all levels of command, as well as easier cooperation with other forces and greater security.
Systematic Inc. President and retired U.S. Army Col. Rafael Torres is excited to bring the capability to the Army.
“SitaWare meets most of the Army’s C4I requirements straight out-of-the-box,” said Torres.
In addition, he highlighted SitaWare’s open architecture which allows for integration with legacy and third party systems.
“It also has built-in support for international information exchange standards providing unmatched interoperability with international allies and intra-operability between U.S. forces,” Torres said.
“With this award, SitaWare will become a key component of the Army Common Operating Environment, and Systematic will work with Mission Command and industry partners to develop a common framework to enhance intra-operability between U.S. and Coalition Partners.”
About Sitaware
SitaWare is a software product suite providing robust situational awareness of blue and red force data at all levels of command. Each dedicated product in the suite is specifically designed for the challenges facing commanders in headquarters, mounted and dismounted environments, to provide unrivalled tactical data communication.
SitaWare was selected as the architecture framework for the Command Post Computing Environment, allowing for immediate third party development of integrated Command Post, Mounted and Dismounted tactical computing capabilities.
About Systematic Inc.
Systematic Inc. was incorporated in 1997 and has offices in Centreville, Virginia. It supplies software products and services to the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community and Homeland Security on some of the nation’s most sensitive programs.
SitaWare Headquarters 6.5
Increase your operational successes with the latest release of SitaWare Headquarters. Ease the deployment of your system using the enhanced and intuitive SitaWare Headquarters Communication. Other new features include Unit Aggregation and Operational Status.
Monday, May 1, 2017
Added key capabilities in SitaWare Headquarters 6.5
SitaWare Headquarters Communication - enhanced contract management
Unit and Zoom Aggregation – display deployed units by echelon level and map scale
Operational Status – access and visualise the operational capacity of deployed units
SitaWare Headquarters Communication
SitaWare Headquarters 6.5 offers a new and intuitive approach to setting up and managing communication contracts between server nodes. You will gain the ability to quickly and easily setup, manage, and monitor your data contracts and layers shared with other units. The presentation and overview in SitaWare Headquarters Communication will ensure you always know exactly what, where, and how information is being shared across the battlefield.
Operational Status
Retrieve and visualise own and subordinates’ operational status in order to qualify your tactical decisions. With configurable status dimensions and the ability to view status for all friendly units, you will instantly have a clear overview of your operational capacity, ultimately promoting sound tactical decisions and operational success.
Unit and Zoom Aggregation
Automatically aggregate Friendly Force Track (FFT) units and subsequently display these units by echelon level and map scale. Now you can monitor units at all relevant echelon levels based on your predefined settings. This will allow a quick and precise overview of your units deployed on the battlefield.
Other new capabilities
Please contact us to get the full overview of the new capabilities in SitaWare Headquarters 6.5.
Access and availability
SitaWare Headquarters 6.5 is available for all SitaWare Headquarters maintenance customers.
SitaWare Headquarters is a fully browser based C4I System that offers an easy-to-use, scalable toolset that significantly increases operational flexibility, reduces deployment time and provides extensive interoperability capabilities.
Maintain situational awareness while using any of the applications in SitaWare Frontline thanks to its restyled side panel menu. Also, display deployed units according to echelon level and map scale using Unit Zoom and Aggregation. This and much more in the newly released SitaWare Frontline 1.12.
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Added key capabilities in SitaWare Frontline 1.12
Side Panel Menus - maintain situational awareness
Unit and Zoom Aggregation – display units according to echelon level and map scale
Operational Status – access and visualise the operational capacity of deployed units
Honesty Trace Display – Analyse your units movements to avoid setting patterns
Side panel menu
Use any of the applications in SitaWare Frontline, chat or send structured messages while having a clear view of your digital map to stay updated at the same time. SitaWare Frontline now opens a side panel menu next to the map. This helps you maintain situational awareness without switching between different views on your system and it can help improve your ability to operate faster.
Avoid going map-blind
The applications are now more conveniently located in a side panel, which allows you to handle your communications while maintaining situational awareness through the digital map.
Fast and intuitive structured messaging and chat
The way you e.g. fill in structured messages and use chat is now more intuitive than ever, making it faster and less error-prone to carry out your vital communications. Chat and send structured messages such as MEDEVAC, Patrol Reports, IED reports, and Battle Damage Assessments in which you can concentrate on the information you fill in – not on how you should fill it in.
Improve message quality
Another advantage of having the map and chat/structured messages visible simultaneously is the ability to read a message whilst checking its content against positions on the map. In the same way, it allows you to check that you have entered the position(s) correctly in the message you are about to send.
Unit and Zoom Aggregation
Automatically aggregate Friendly Force Track (FFT) units and subsequently display these units by echelon level and map scale. Now you can monitor units at all relevant echelon levels based on your predefined settings. This will allow a quick and precise overview of your units deployed on the battlefield.
Operational Status
Retrieve and visualise own and subordinates’ operational status in order to qualify your tactical decisions. With configurable status dimensions and the ability to view status for all friendly units, you will instantly have a clear overview of your operational capacity, ultimately promoting sound tactical decisions and operational success.
Honesty Trace Display
Replay recorded movements of own and other units on the digital map using different colours for highlighting defined time-periods. This gives you a clear overview of where your soldiers have been moving and is an effective tool for avoiding setting patterns that your enemy can use. The Honesty Trace Display in SitaWare Frontline can use standard GPX format (such as the one used by Garmin) as well as SitaWare’s own format.
Access and availability
SitaWare Frontline 1.12 is available for all SitaWare Frontline maintenance customers.
SitaWare Frontline is a Battle Management System that addresses real world Command and Control challenges at the frontline. It offers clarity, simplicity and high performance to commanders in tough environments, where situational awareness with rapid updates of friendly force tracking is essential, and has been built with deployment and management in mind.
Navigation on the battlefield is now part of SitaWare Edge; you can easily set any point on the map as a navigation point. Moreover, you can take even more control over the use of the available bandwidth with attachment size limitation in chat.
Friday, May 5, 2017
Added key capabilities in SitaWare Edge 1.6
Navigation Mode – navigate on the battlefield
Chat: Attachment Size Limitation – control your network
Navigation Mode – navigate on the battlefield
SitaWare Edge 1.6 can now assist soldiers to navigate on the battlefield. In the new Navigation Mode, you can set any point on the map as a navigation point. Bearing and distance to the navigation point, as well as a clear map indication, are constantly displayed. This will make navigation easier for soldiers and allow them to keep eyes on the enemy and not on the map.
Attachment Size limitation -control your network
System administrators can now set a maximum size for attachments in chat. This increases your control of bandwidth and helps administrators in prioritizing the kind of information that is important to share.
Access and availability
SitaWare Edge 1.6 is available for all SitaWare Edge maintenance customers.
SitaWare Edge is an Android based battle management system for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. Designed for operational simplicity it provides the commander with fast and clear friendly force tracking (FFT) picture, shared tactical situation and latest intelligence overlays thereby enhancing force protection.
IRIS Forms and WebForms 5.4 introduces support for VMF messages (MIL-STD-6017C).
Monday, May 8, 2017
Added key capabilities
VMF Messages – Create and view VMF messages according to MIL-STD-6017C
Send as Email – Send formatted message using Outlook
Auto Completion in Value Lists – Type and search for values in value lists
Validation Errors in Read Mode – Indication in Read Mode if message contains errors
API: Getting and Setting Field Value - Get/Set value by its field position
VMF Messages
IRIS Forms now supports all VMF messages according to MIL-STD-6017C. This enables creating and viewing VMF messages in the IRIS Forms user interface. VMF messages are also supported in the server/client APIs, which means VMF messages, can be identified, validated and converted to XML via the existing APIs.
Send as Email
The new “Send Mail” functionality makes it very easy to send a formatted message as an email with Outlook. Clicking the “Send Mail” will open Outlook and insert the formatted message in the body of the new email window.
Auto Completion in Value Lists
Finding the right value in a list is now very easy. As the user starts typing in a value list the number of available choices is narrowed down. The auto completion takes both the explanation and the data code into consideration.
Validation Errors in Read Mode
Where an opened message contains validation errors, this will now be indicated in Read Mode by showing a warning icon in the header. This makes it very easy for the operator to determine if the message needs to go into an error correction workflow before further processing such as importing the information into a C2 system.
API: Getting and Setting Field Value
The API have been extended with two new methods that easily allows to get or set the value of a field. This benefits use cases where parts of the message needs to prepopulated by information from a C2 system. The integration is possible both on the client side using the Integration API or on the server side using the Server API.
Other new Capabilities
Please contact us to get the full overview of the new capabilities in SitaWare Headquarters 6.5.
Access and availability
IRIS Forms and WebForms 5.4 is available for all IRIS Forms and WebForms maintenance customers.
Used in over 40 nations by more than 100.000 users, IRIS is the world-leading millitary messaging product for handling formatted messages (MTFs)in Command and Control System (C4IS) and Military Message Handling Systems (MMHS).
GAO Rules in Favor of Systematic Inc. for Army IT Contract Award
Systematic Inc. is pleased with the Government Accountability Office’s (GAO) decision to reject the protest of its original award of a U.S. Army Mission Command multi-million dollar IT contract to provide an architecture framework for the Common Operating Environment.
Press releaseThursday, June 1, 2017
Centreville, VA, June 1, 2017 - Systematic Inc. is pleased with the Government Accountability Office’s (GAO) decision to reject the protest of its original award of a U.S. Army Mission Command multi-million dollar IT contract to provide an architecture framework for the Common Operating Environment.
Several top defense contractors bid on the U.S. Army Mission Command contract, it was Systematic Inc.’s SitaWare Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) that beat the competition, readily meeting the requirements and capabilities of the U.S. Army Mission Command. SitaWare is a software product suite providing reliable situational awareness at all levels of command in mounted and dismounted environments. Troops on the ground can easily access information, as well as coordinate and cooperate with other U.S. forces and coalition partners.
“This award is a testament to our team’s commitment and dedication to providing the highest level of products and services to clients abroad, and solidifies our role as a significant provider of IT services and solutions for the Department of Defense,” said Systematic Inc. President and retired U.S. Army Col. Rafael Torres. “We look forward to providing our Soldiers and Army with robust warfighting capabilities to improve future command control. “
The SitaWare Headquarters solution enhances situational awareness, security and cooperation with other forces. Combined with SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Edge, SitaWare Headquarters provides collaborative military planning and picture management.
“We’re excited about the capabilities that SitaWare provides, especially as it relates to meeting coalition interoperability requirements. It also provides the core framework that other Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) application developers can rapidly integrate with,” said Lieutenant Colonel Shane Taylor, the lead developer for CPCE infrastructure from the Army’s PEO C3T.
About Systematic Inc.
Systematic Inc. was incorporated in 1997 and has offices in Centreville, Virginia. It supplies software products and services to the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community and Homeland Security on some of the nation’s most sensitive programs.
Systematic Inc. at AUSA 2017
Providing the Open Architecture for United States Army Mission Command
Press releaseFriday, October 6, 2017
Systematic Inc. at AUSA 2017 - Providing the Open Architecture for United States Army Mission Command
Systematic Inc., whose SitaWare solution was chosen to provide the open-architecture of the United States Army mission command, will attend and participate in the annual AUSA Meeting & Exposition on Oct. 9-11, 2017 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. AUSA is one of the largest land warfare expositions and professional development forums in the world. Systematic Inc. will be exhibiting its technology at booth No. 219 in Hall A.
Held each October, AUSA is comprised of informative presentations, workshops, meetings and panel discussions on the state of the Army and topics of military and national security. A three-day event, AUSA has more than 500 industry and military exhibits displayed in over 250,000 net square feet of exhibit space. Over 26,000 attendees are hosted at the event, including high-level leaders from the Army, DoD, foreign dignitaries and other military personnel.
“AUSA is the perfect platform to display and demonstrate why SitaWare was chosen to provide the open-architecture for the United States Army mission command,” says retired U.S. Army Colonel and president of Systematic Inc., Rafael Torres. “We look forward to AUSA and discussing how we can continue to provide support for our warfighters not only in the Army, but in other areas of the DoD.”
A key part of the development of the U.S. Army’s Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) SitaWare is comprised of six different computing environments (CE) that include the dismounted, handheld CE, vehicle-centered mounted CE and the static command post CE (CPCE).
SitaWare was chosen by U.S. Army mission command because of its ability to meet its existing C4I requirements and needs out-of-the-box. SitaWare significantly increases operational flexibility and reduces deployment time while delivering extensive interoperability capabilities, and can be accessed directly from a standard browser, giving instant access to a full C4I system from any computer within the network. No client installation is needed and a typical deployment can be carried out in just hours rather than weeks or months. SitaWare requires only minimal training, making it a highly economical solution to deploy and maintain. Its open architecture allows for customized extensions and integration with legacy and third-party systems, while its intuitive interface enables users to make full and operational use of the C4I system’s rich capabilities supporting mission critical decision-making in high stress situations.
A team of Systematic staff from various disciplines will be available to discuss SitaWare’s many benefits and provide demonstrations to show the comprehensive toolset and its ease of use.
To schedule a meeting onsite at AUSA, please contact Melissa Mullins at 703-969-8160 or melissa.mullins@sseusa.com
About Systematic Inc.
Systematic Inc. was incorporated in 1997 and has offices in Centreville, Virginia. It supplies software products and services to the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community and Homeland Security on some of the nation’s most sensitive programs.
SitaWare Supports Future US Army Technology
The US Army is about to change how soldiers operate mission command networks through future Command Post Computing Environment (CP CE).
Monday, October 9, 2017
The US Army is about to change how soldiers operate mission command networks through future Command Post Computing Environment (CP CE). Systematic provides the backbone of CP CE, allowing the system to function through SitaWare and supporting the commanders with a seamless look and feel of the battle space.
In a future operating environment, in which the decision cycle needs to be much quicker, the US Army has to get away from large forward-operating bases and tactical operation centres. This established the foundation of CP CE, which sums up a set of computing technologies and standards that enable a variety of communications capabilities with common baselines.
“SitaWare is an open architecture command and control system, 15 years in the making, and provides the customer with the ability to customize their tactics, techniques and procedures, and fighting within mission command. At the same time, the system is bringing in capabilities for the war fighter, whether they are sensors or other battlefield-operated systems,” Systematic President Rafael Torres says in an interview with C4ISRNET.
Rafael continues by stating that the system reduces size and footprint, giving the ability for commanders to customize how they want to see their fight.
AUSA 2017 - A Systematic Success!
This past week, Systematic Inc., whose SitaWare solution was chosen to provide the open-architecture of the United States Army mission command, participated in their most successful AUSA Meeting & Exposition to date.
Friday, October 13, 2017
Systematic Inc., whose SitaWare solution was chosen to provide the open-architecture of the United States Army mission command, participated in the annual AUSA Meeting & Exposition this past week at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
Held each October, AUSA is one of the largest land warfare expositions and professional development forums in the world. Over 26,000 attendees are hosted at the event, including high-level leaders from the Army, DoD, foreign dignitaries and other military personnel.
In a recent press release, retired U.S. Army Colonel and president of Systematic Inc. Rafael Torres noted, “AUSA is the perfect platform to display and demonstrate why SitaWare was chosen to provide the open-architecture for the United States Army mission command,” and that’s just what several generals from the United States Army were treated to when they stopped by Systematic’s booth to preview SitaWare in action.
Demonstrations averaged 15-30 minutes and highlighted SitaWare’s ability to meet most of the Army’s C4I requirements right out-of-the-box, its open architecture for integration with legacy and third-party systems, interoperability with NATO allies, and greater situational awareness and security at all levels of command.
This year’s AUSA Meeting & Exposition proved to be the most successful one to date, and Systematic looks forward to repeating that same success in 2018.
(Above, Lt. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend and Lt. Gen. John M. Murray stopped by Systematic's booth at AUSA and discussed C4I solutions and interoperability with Systematic President, Rafael Torres.)
A New Network Approach is Changing how the Army does Business
The U.S. Army is currently in the throes of a massive change in the way it handles IT systems. After an intensive internal process and insight from congressionally mandated studies, the service has determined that drastic changes are needed for its network and command posts.
Monday, October 30, 2017
The U.S. Army is currently in the throes of a massive change in the way it handles IT systems. After an intensive internal process and insight from congressionally mandated studies, the service has determined that drastic changes are needed for its network and command posts.
One of the Army’s previous challenges involved several programs of record that were unable to talk to each other and weren’t built around threats, but rather toward predetermined standards or baselines. With these large-scale programs, adding new technology or updates to adjust for security concerns can be difficult because tech can evolve on a regular basis.
“This idea of a program of record is going to migrate to a standards-of-record kind of mindset,” Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford, of CIO/G6, which heads Army network modernization, told reporters Oct. 9 at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual conference. “That allows us to take advantage of open architectures. It allows us to take advantage of other commercial and industry standard vice this program of record mindset that we’re going to field for 35 or 40 years in our formations.”
One area where this manifests itself is the Army’s Command Post Computing Environment, or CP CE, which will consolidate current mission systems and programs into a single user interface, breaking down stovepipes within a command post and allowing commanders at various points — even from a mounted system in a fielded vehicle — to see the same map, features and uploads.
CP CE feeds into the larger Common Operating Environment, or CEO, effort, a set of computing technologies and standards to enable a variety of communications capabilities with common baselines.
Within CP CE, the Army tests its new approach to IT purchases.
“First thing I was told … from the Army staff … your No. 1 mission is to buy, not make,” Lt. Col. Shermoan Daiyaan, product manager for tactical mission command within Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications-Tactical, said Oct. 23 in Baltimore, Maryland, during a presentation at the annual MILCOM conference hosted by AFCEA.
The Army wants to get out of the business of creation and instead leverage what might already be out there — either with commercial industry or the larger military — under what the service is calling an adapt-and-buy strategy.
The adapt-and-buy tactic will enable the Army to more rapidly inject relevant technologies into its programs.
For CP CE, “our organization bought a [commercial off-the-shelf] solution, we’re adapting it to make sure it does everything we need it to do in the Army and then we’re going to field it,” Daiyaan said. This solution, SitaWare, is essentially the backbone to allow CP CE, in which all the desperate command post programs will feed as applications (akin to smartphones), to be overlaid on a single map as opposed to various, incompatible maps that currently exist.
But there is sure to be cultural resistance. For example, the CP CE and COE leads must work with the various program managers of disparate programs of record to ensure they are all adjusting and moving into this environment.
Tactical Ground Reporting System (TIGR), Global Command and Control System-Army (GCCS-A), Command Web and Command Post of the Future (CPOF) — all currently individual, separate programs — will be included in the first iteration of CP CE in 2019 by 2019.
Others that have said they have committed to moving in 2021 include Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System and Distributed Common Ground System-Army
However, each of these programs — and others that have not committed yet — have several contractors that are providing their solutions as well as program offices that have several iterations, increments and capability drops planned for future years. This means they’ll have to adjust some of those requirements, timelines, schedules and plans, officials said, to fit into the CP CE architecture.
After a critical design review, Daiyann said the Army realized they need to implement governance structures for CP CE given all these separate programs fielded over the last 15 years are now going to be apps.
“We are going to help mentor other programs of record on how to look at their requirements differently to share our requirements and what we’re doing to already meet their requirements and then we’re going to rely on the Army to tell other programs of record I know that that’s what you want but in order to converge, we need you to make a concession,” he said.
Daiyaan said the Army is trying to get the programs and their associated requirements community to take an “appetite suppressant” to migrate the basic capabilities the war fighter needs from these programs to CP CE and COE, as the Army has made this migration a top priority. The entire capability or program might not have to migrate, officials told C4ISRNET, but they need the requirements community to whittle down the thousands of requirements for these programs — in some cases — to the bare essentials.
The Army also has to work the funding aspect of this with program managers and vendors to ask: “What does the money need to look like so that programs are able to do the engineering work to converge hardware systems to a simple application?” Sherri Bystrowski, acting director involved in the COE effort, told C4ISRNET at MILCOM. “The [program managers] will talk back to the vendors to make sure they’re on board.”
Some of these hurdles are cultural as opposed to technical, as some of the individuals within their respective requirements community, according to Diyaan, will say: “I want my stuff to work now and I need everything and so all that COE stuff you’re talking about is not the most important thing to me; my thing is most important.”
All this begs the question of whether the Army will continue forward with its old method of large programs of record such as the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical, the service’s battlefield network backbone, which has been criticized for costing $6 billion dollars only to now essentially be repurposed.
Systematic Inc. Celebrates New Office Facility with Grand Opening
Systematic Inc. celebrated its new office grand opening last Thursday in Centreville, Va., with honorary guests including the Danish Ambassador to the United States, Lars Gert Lose, and U.S. Army Colonel Troy Crosby, who represented Systematic’s largest client – U.S. Army Mission Command, participating in a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the new facility.
Press releaseThursday, January 18, 2018
Systematic Inc. Celebrates New Office Facility with Grand Opening
Systematic Inc. celebrated its new office grand opening last Thursday in Centreville, Va., with honorary guests including the Danish Ambassador to the United States, Lars Gert Lose, and U.S. Army Colonel Troy Crosby, who represented Systematic’s largest client – U.S. Army Mission Command, participating in a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the new facility.
Systematic Inc. experienced exponential growth during the past six months, and a much larger facility was needed to accommodate this growth. The new office facility provides Systematic Inc. an environment that promotes efficiency and collaboration, with state-of-the art conference and break out rooms for client engagement, and ergonomically-friendly office furniture for employee well-being.
Established 22 years ago, Systematic Inc. is a leading provider of reliable C4I integration software solutions for the Department of Defense. Systematic’s products and services provide warfighters enhanced situational awareness at all levels of command, world-class interoperability with international allies and coalition forces, and greater security abroad. Systematic delivers high quality, user-friendly services and solutions on time and on budget, something its customers have come to know, value, and expect.
US Army Expands Use of SitaWare
Jane's International Defence Review report on the US Army's decision to broaden its use of the SitaWare C4I software suite. The US Army's Common Operating Environment (COE), which uses SitaWare Headquarters in the Command Post CE, will now include the use of SitaWare Frontline in the Mounted Computing Environment (MCE).
What the media saidTuesday, February 13, 2018
Giles Ebbutt, C4ISR editor for Jane's International Defence Review, reports the US Army's decision to extend the use of SitaWare in the COE with SitaWare Frontline providing the backbone of it's developing MCE.
The US Army’s Mission Command office, part of the Program Executive Office Command, Control and Communications - Tactical (PEO C3-T), purchased enterprise-wide licenses for SitaWare in early 2017 as a result of a conscious effort to switch to commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions wherever possible. This was initially to provide the common architecture in the CP CE, using SitaWare HQ. The latest development will now use SitaWare Frontline to achieve the same in the MCE.
Read the full article from Jane’s International Defence Review here.
Systematic Inc. Attends AUSA Global Force
Last week, Systematic Inc. attended AUSA's Global Force Symposium for the first time in its 20-year history. Held in Huntsville, Al at the Von Braun Center, the conference focused on the theme "Modernizing and Equipping America's Army for Today and Tomorrow" in its quest of overall Army Readiness to “Fight Tonight” and be “Fit for Tomorrow."
Press releaseMonday, April 2, 2018
Last week, Systematic Inc. attended AUSA's Global Force Symposium for the first time in its 20-year history. Held in Huntsville, Al at the Von Braun Center, the conference focused on the theme "Modernizing and Equipping America's Army for Today and Tomorrow" in its quest of overall Army Readiness to “Fight Tonight” and be “Fit for Tomorrow."
The three-day event included presentations from the United States Army Material Command, the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command, and the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology). The symposium explored the capabilities outlined in the Army Operating Concept and how the force transforms from being adaptive to driving innovation for Force 2025 and beyond.
AUSA Global Force was the first of three AUSA shows Systematic Inc. will be attending in 2018. In May, Systematic Inc. will be attending the AUSA LANPAC Symposium and Exposition at the Sheraton Waikiki in Honolulu, HI (also as a first-time exhibitor), and the AUSA Annual Meeting later in the Fall at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C.
SitaWare Community Meets to Discover, Share, and Influence at 2018 User Forum
More than 130 attendees from 16 countries gathered in Stockholm for the 2018 SitaWare User Forum last week, marking it the largest User Forum in Systematic's history.
Press releaseThursday, April 26, 2018
More than 130 attendees from 16 countries gathered in Stockholm for the 2018 SitaWare User Forum last week, marking it the largest User Forum in Systematic's history.
The 2018 event ran from the 23rd to 25th of April and was the largest to date, bringing together members of the military from around the world, as well as representatives from industry and government agencies.
“The User Forum provides a unique opportunity for us to engage with our customers and partners, it is a great way for us to understand customer requirements and shape the development of our products,” explained Michael Holm, Systematic CEO.
“The informal environment encourages open dialogue, enabling the many attendees to learn from one another and further develop best practice in their use of SitaWare. The event also allows us to brief on our product roadmaps and highlight the innovative features that we will be introducing across the family of solutions.”
This year’s User Forum featured presentations from the Danish Army and Navy, New Zealand Defence Forces, and the US Army, among many others. It also included a variety of company-led sessions, among the examples were the application of SitaWare in the maritime domain, enhancing situational awareness for the dismounted commander, and the introduction of 3D functionality in SitaWare Headquarters.
The event also saw Systematic open its ‘Innovation Garage’, where delegates had first-hand briefings on a range of projects undertaken by the company, such as the integration of a shot detection sensor with SitaWare and the ability to geo rectify imagery.
SitaWare’s application in crisis response and peacekeeping operations was also examined via the VIKING 18 Exercise, which was concurrently being held in Sweden. “We are grateful to the Swedish Armed Forces for providing us with the opportunity to witness SitaWare Headquarters in operation in support of a multinational, globally distributed training exercise,” Michael Holm said.
Army to Test New Data Sharing Equipment at Upcoming Exercise
C4ISRNET's Mark Pomerleau reports that the Army will be using the Joint Warfighting Assessment to test a coalition interoperability system - Systematic's SitaWare.
What the media saidTuesday, April 17, 2018
During a major exercise in Germany next month, the Army hope to test technology that will better enable data sharing and communications between the United States and coalition partners.
The Army Coalition Interoperability Solution (ACIS) is a response to an urgent need from U.S. Army Europe to ensure a variety of coalition systems could share position location and other situational awareness data across what’s called the Multinational Interoperability Programme (MIP), an Army spokesman, Paul Mehney, said.
ACIS, however, is designed to replace the MIP gateway software.
ACIS will be independent from national command and control systems allowing data and situational awareness information sharing between coalition nations. ACIS, though, will not act as a common operating picture, Mehney said, rather, it will provide a data exchange between coalition systems to form a common operational picture on U.S. Army systems.
One of the most common phrases by top U.S. defense leaders is that the U.S. does not fight alone. These leaders have stressed the importance of coalition interoperability in coordinating plans and communicating in battle.
Coalition interoperability being written into requirements
The Army is looking to incorporate coalition interoperability within its requirements when it comes to network solutions.
This is especially important in Europe where Russia has stoked fear among European allies for its bold behavior. However many top leaders have been critical that interoperability with allies is quite limited, both from over classification of data and a communications perspective.
Participants at a recent symposium hosted by the Army and Marine Corps on multi-domain operations discussed how radio systems between partner nations can’t talk to each other. This is due in part to proprietary systems from each nation and the nature of encrypted communications. This leads to the cumbersome process of having to exchange liaison officers to coordinate communications between nations.
The former commander of U.S. Army Europe, retired Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, has discussed the need for greater coalition interoperability in the European sphere noting he wants three things as it relates to coalition interoperability; secure voice, digital fires and a common operating picture.
ACIS will be leveraging an existing Army capability for its Command Post Computing Environment (CP CE), an effort to shrink down command post services into a single common operational picture. The Army has partnered with company Systematic to use its SitaWare product that will serve as the backbone.
“With the Army’s acquisition of the SitaWare product for CP CE and a [U.S. Army Europe Operational Need Statement] requesting a single MIP compatible solution, the program office determined that using the Mission Command Integrated Software as a solution for backwards compatibility supported a single MIP compatible solution and laid the groundwork for future implementation of CP CE,” Mehney said.
Joint Warfighter Assessment
ACIS will undergo an assessment during the Joint Warfighter Assessment 18.1 in Germany in May. During the exercise, ACIS will enable compatibility to enhance information sharing across both U.S. and NATO networks, Mehney said.
ACIS will be provided to U.S. Army Europe as well as other Army units participating in coalition exercises.
A recent SitaWare demonstration for the Bulgarian Army is the perfect example of how Systematic's command and control and battle management solutions is hardware agnostic, but also interoperable with allied forces.
Monday, March 26, 2018
Systematic’s suite of SitaWare advanced command-and-control (C2) and battle management solutions has successfully supported a live C2 demonstration for the Bulgarian Army.
Operating for the first time with the BNET communications system – an advanced internet protocol-based Software Defined Radio (SDR) developed by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems – SitaWare Headquarters and SitaWare Frontline delivered the tactical scenario, which was held in late February. The event involved a comprehensive scenario demonstrating the dynamic re-tasking of military objectives in a representative mission that centered on the capture of a high-value target in a fast-paced tactical operation, including multinational interoperability and information sharing between NATO allies.
Due to SitaWare’s unique open architecture, no development or integration work was required to enable the suite to operate on the BNET radios, which are Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET) capable.
“SitaWare performed flawlessly on the Rafael BNET radios, requiring no integration or adaptation,” says Paul Fielding, a Senior Manager Business Development at the Systematic U.K. office, adding “SitaWare was intuitive and quick for the Bulgarian Army to learn, and to operate in the military scenario in just a couple of days - both from the headquarters and from the vehicles.”
Eleven BNET radio nodes were utilized across a headquarters and multiple vehicles, with a variety of data and information shared between the participants, including the common operating picture, tactical chat messages, plans, and logistics information, as well as voice and up to 7 video streams in parallel.
The vehicles were equipped with the SitaWare Frontline battle management system, which provides Friendly Force Tracking (FFT) information to all units and an automatically updated situational awareness picture that features the disposition of forces, danger areas, points of interest, and intelligence on an enemy. Further functionality includes tactical chat, support for high performance mapping – without the need for a map server – and the ability to make and display plans directly on the touchscreen interface.
The scenario was conducted in challenging weather conditions in and around the town of Karlovo in central Bulgaria, with urban, wooded, and mountainous terrain. Bulgarian Army personnel staffed the headquarters and vehicle-based units and followed standard operating procedures.
The operating environment precluded direct line of sight communications which benefitted from the SitaWare Tactical Communications (STC) support for low bandwidth and dynamic routing over multiple ‘hops’ to enable communications to be maintained between units.
SitaWare Operates Across Viking 18 Exercise
SitaWare Headquarters was employed at multiple international sites in support of the crisis management and peacekeeping exercise
Friday, May 4, 2018
The world’s largest civil-military staff exercise concluded in late April, with SitaWare Headquarters playing a key role.
The VIKING 18 exercise trained civilians, military and police for joint operations in a peacekeeping or crisis response mission area. The Swedish Armed Forces and the Folke Bernadotte Academy led the exercise with the United States as a strategic partner, the event included around 2,500 participants from 50 countries and 35 organizations, distributed across nine sites in Brazil, Bulgaria, Finland, Ireland, Serbia, and Sweden, where the exercise was headquartered.
The aim of the 10-day event was to train and educate multinational participants in planning and conducting a UN-mandated Chapter VII Peace Support Operation, with a focus on cooperation and coordination in an unstable environment.
SitaWare provided participants with comprehensive awareness of the operational picture across the exercise, with only minimal training required to enable personnel to benefit from the system’s capabilities. “There was one person in every staff who was a well-trained SitaWare operator, we trained them for three days and they were the staff trainers,” explained Captain Peter Lindskog of the Swedish Armed Forces, “They then trained the staff for 30 minutes and after that the staff could start receiving the operational picture,” Capt Lindskog added.
The exercise scenario drew on a variety of real-world examples and unfolded across the fictional country of ‘Bogaland’. It included a wide range of actors, with challenging issues to deal with, such as humanitarian crises, terrorism, cyber attacks, and organized crime.
“We had 35 factions in the scenario and we could put in whatever frictions we’d like to. The main purpose was to have military personnel communicating with civilian organizations and trying to figure out what information they should share,” Capt Lindskog explained.
“We used SitaWare to distribute the common operating picture to the different military elements, and we pushed a lot of information to them,” Capt Lindskog said.
The system’s ease of use was a key aspect, in order to ensure that the participants worked with the same operating picture and did not revert to analog tools, “SitaWare was really easy to understand and use, it is intuitive and the participants were enthusiastic. There was a lot of discussion about the best practice for the use of SitaWare,” noted Capt Lindskog.
20 SitaWare HQ servers – used by up to 1,000 operators - supported the exercise, with the system maintaining and distributing the common operational picture from brigade to joint headquarters levels. SitaWare also integrated with multiple training and simulation systems in order to support the decision making process.
General John F. Campbell Named Systematic Inc. Chairman of the Board
Systematic Inc. is excited to welcome General John F. Campbell (U.S. Army-Ret.) as its new Chairman of the Board.
Press releaseMonday, July 16, 2018
CENTREVILLE, Va.,July 16, 2018-- Systematic Inc.is excited to welcome GeneralJohn F. Campbell(U.S. Army-Ret.) as its new Chairman of the Board.
In this role, General Campbell will deliver strategic guidance and direction to position Systematic Inc. as the leading provider of C4I solutions in the defense industry.
"We are absolutely honored to have General Campbell as part of our team," saidRafael Torres, Systematic Inc. president. "He is a strong believer in our core product, SitaWare, and the value it brings to the warfighter." Torres commended Campbell's leadership record as one of integrity, foresight, and putting the needs of the Soldier first. "General Campbell's extensive history of leadership and dedication, along with his ability to predict and address the needs of our warfighter, makes him the ideal person to take on this pivotal role," said Torres.
Campbell brings a vast array of experience and leadership from his 37-year U.S. Army, where he commanded units at every echelon from platoon to division, with duty inGermany,Haiti,Iraq,Afghanistanandthe United States. Most recently, he was the commander of the Resolute Support Mission and United States Forces—Afghanistan.
Prior to this command assignment, he was appointed by the President ofthe United Statesto serve as the 34th Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army.
General Campbell began his career as an infantry officer. After completing his assignments with U.S. ArmyEuropein Wiesbaden,Germany, and attending the Infantry Officer Advanced Course and Special Forces Qualification Course, he was assigned toFort Bragg, North Carolina. While assigned toFort Bragg, he commanded Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha in the 5th Special Forces Group, and rose through the ranks to lead an Infantry company in the 82nd Airborne Division. In 1994, he served as the Aide-de-Camp to the Commanding General, XVIII Airborne Corps, deploying in support of Operation Uphold Democracy inHaiti, and in 1996, he took command of the2ndBattalion, 5th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division (Light) at Schofield Barracks,Hawaii.
During Operation Enduring Freedom, Campbell commanded 1st Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division inAfghanistan, and later served as the Commanding General, 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. In between these assignments, he was Deputy Commanding General (Maneuver), 1st Cavalry Division and Multinational Division Baghdad during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
During his military career, General Campbell held a number of joint assignments inWashington, D.C., and duties spanning Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Freedom's Sentinel inAfghanistan. He served as the Commanding General of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and the Combined Joint Task Force 101 at the operational headquarters for Regional Command East inAfghanistan, and inJuly 2014, General Campbell was confirmed by the U.S. Senate to become the commander of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and U.S. Forces—Afghanistan. ISAF later transitioned to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's Resolute Support Mission.
General Campbell holds a Bachelor of Science degree from theU.S. Military Academyand a master's degree in Public Administration fromGolden Gate University. He is a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and the Army War College. During his military service, General Campbell earned a number of individual and campaign awards and decorations to include the Defense Distinguished Service medal, three Distinguished Service Medals, the Defense Superior Service Medal, two Legions of Merit, three Bronze Star Medals, two Defense Meritorious Service Medals, six Meritorious Service Medals, two Humanitarian Service Medals, as well as the Ranger and Special Forces Tab.
Systematic Inc. is a leading provider of simple and reliable C4I integration software solutions for the Department of Defense. Our products and services provide warfighters enhanced situational awareness at all levels of command, world-class interoperability with international allies and coalition forces, and greater security abroad. We deliver what our customers have come to know, value, and expect; high quality, user-friendly services and solutions on time and on budget.
Army Strives to Speed Advancements to Warfighters
U.S. Army leaders are sloughing off some of the old ways of fielding technology and embracing commercial and government advances in tactical communications - and this is exactly where SitaWare is helping speed up advancements and get capabilities into the hands of warfighters faster.
What the media saidWednesday, August 1, 2018
Army Strives to Speed Advancements to Warfighters
By Kimberly Underwood
Leaders fielding tactical communication technologies move to agile methods to support the service’s cross-functional needs.
U.S. Army leaders are sloughing off some of the old ways of fielding technology and embracing commercial and government advances in tactical communications. Facing a technology revolution, dangerous adversaries and budgetary constraints, leaders are working to get capabilities into the hands of warfighters faster.
It is an iterative process that determines the right amount of risk, capabilities and testing to justify rapid deployment, Army leaders say. “In the past, we would say we wanted mathematical certainty before we put something into production,” says Maj. Gen. David Bassett, USA, program executive officer for Command, Control, Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T). “I think now we are bringing in a new model that says, ‘What is the risk if we put it into place with less than that mathematical certainty but with the right set of controls to make sure that we are fielding a capability to a soldier that, one, is better than what they have today and, two, is safe, suitable and effective for use?’ I think you are seeing that play out in our willingness to take on emerging capabilities and really understand what they can and can’t do.”
The implementation of this new process is reshaping Army culture. “It is really to cycle faster through focused integration and, really, disciplined innovation,” explains Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, USA, director of the command, control, communications and intelligence (C3I) cross-functional team (CFT).
Gen. Bassett adds, “What we are saying is maybe we can do it in a different way, accept a different balance of risk and drive a cultural change. And that is going to take teamwork across the entire set of stakeholders.”
Part of this effort means harnessing some of the CFTs—including Gen. Gallagher’s—that Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, USA, established last October to shoulder implementation of Army modernization priorities. In addition to working closely with several other program executive offices, Gen. Bassett is coordinating with Gen. Gallagher and the C3I CFT on what to field to meet integrated tactical communication needs. The C3I CFT solves for what to acquire, and the PEO C3T answers how the acquisition system will deliver the technology needs “based on the CFT’s priorities, the [chief of staff’s] priorities—and do so in a way that allows us to deliver much quicker than we have done in the past,” Gen. Bassett says. “Gen. Gallagher and the CFTs are really doing the experimentation that helps us drive what the Army is going to be doing across the network space. He is, for me, a really empowered user that can help drive consensus.”
Members of the PEO C3T are embedded with the C3I CFT team, Gen. Gallagher says, along with a range of warfighters and civilians of various expertise, providing “truly a cross-functional team.” They are all working to “move the Army as an institution at a faster pace between the requirements community, the acquisition community and the resource community to just cycle faster,” he states. “There is a lot of talk about agile acquisition, but there also is a requirement to do agile contracting, agile testing, agile risk management frameworks to turn things faster. So I think that the collective energy of what we bring, with the expertise that Gen. Bassett and his team provide, helps us do that.”
Gen. Bassett refers to it as a DevOps—development and operations—kind of model. Instead of testing technologies exhaustively as the Army previously did, the service is working with the CFTs, the PEO C3T and other warfighters, “testing it enough” to show certain capabilities, then getting soldier input, Gen. Bassett says. “That kind of feedback loop and that link between development and operational input from the field [is important],” he says. “This DevOps model makes it possible to make those changes quicker.”
However, the new process demands some changes, not only from the PEO C3T but also from stakeholders. It means changing testing, logistics and materiel release, how the PEO C3T writes requirements and how the office does development, Gen. Bassett stresses. It also means “a different relationship with the industry and, in some cases, about who is going to pay for development, whether we are going to leverage finished capabilities, or when are we willing to put Army dollars on the table to pay for development,” he states.
The PEO C3T has to find the right balance between available technologies and advanced technologies while trying to streamline a rigid Army process. “If the expectation is that we are going to dot every i and cross every t, it is not going to be a whole lot faster than what we are doing today,” Gen. Bassett asserts. “It’s about picking the right subset of things so we can get enough information for Army decision makers to make good decisions about those capabilities.”
Gen. Gallagher suggests that it is ultimately about balancing risk. “We want to tee up capabilities and limitations for senior leaders so that they understand if it is better than what we have. And if it is worth investing in, does the gain outweigh the risk?” he asks.
The Army stood up the C3I CFT last November and announced CFT locations in May. Part of that means moving C3I CFT operations from Fort Belvoir, Virginia, to Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), Maryland. Co-locating to APG “with PEO C3T and the whole C4ISR community” will strengthen the process, Gen. Gallagher explains. “That pivot of where we establish ourselves as a cross-functional team I think is just going to make the relationship that much better, not just with PEO C3T but with their counterparts,” he says.
Warfighter exercises, which provide operational assessment data, also are playing a key role. This spring, the PEO C3T and the C3I CFT tested mission command systems and other aspects of an integrated tactical network at two events: one in the United States and another in Germany with a battalion from the 82nd Airborne Division.
“At these events, we saw the results of being able to leverage mature commercial technology, improving our interoperability and greatly improving the flow of information across those units,” Gen. Bassett says. “The big [comment] that we got at the end of it was, ‘Please don’t take it away. We want to keep it.’ And we are trying to figure out how to do that.”
Gen. Gallagher agrees that the technology was favorably received. “This was the first time that I have ever been to one of those after-action reports where the first thing they did was compliment the communicators,” he says, laughing. “It actually happened. So I think that speaks volumes to the fact that the team delivered a capability, and they were gaining feedback on this DevOps model and getting the soldier and leader feedback and making the adjustments.”
The generals plan to expand the work this fall in Europe with another battalion from the 82nd, an element of the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, a battalion from the 173rd and a Special Forces group. Some United Kingdom teammates also are joining them on the Network Integration Evaluation (NIE) 18.2 exercise, Gen. Gallagher notes.
“As we get ready for NIE, the adjustments made from the 18th Airborne Corps Warfighter—and what they learned from the Joint Warfighting Assessment—all this is kind of evolving and iterating. That is what we really want to get to instead of locking down configurations and going through this monolithic testing that costs millions and millions and millions,” Gen. Gallagher says. “And that approach, if we can cycle and iterate as we go, with soldier and leader feedback, I think it sets the stage for capabilities that truly meet the operational needs of the warfighter.”
Gen. Bassett stresses that while the Army has always gotten feedback from soldiers, it has not been “anywhere near on that scale and not as far into the development cycle as we are now allowing it to proceed.” He admits that “there is some tension there” in the face of existing conventional testing approaches, but he ventures that the Army is better off allowing the early feedback.
“Isn’t some data sooner better than comprehensive data later, when it comes to cycling faster and providing deliverability?” Gen. Bassett asks. “I think we are just starting to scratch the surface on what might be possible.”
In addition, visits with industry have been productive, Gen. Gallagher says. The Army held technical exchange meetings with companies last month and in January. The most recent meeting in Seattle was “to see what is in the art of the possible for cloud in a distributed mission command environment,” Gen. Gallagher notes.
The PEO C3T is especially looking forward to the promise of artificial intelligence, machine learning and autonomous systems, Gen. Bassett says. “I am also really optimistic about how we can take things like artificial intelligence to our mission command systems. [There] we can begin to take functionality that today is performed manually by a soldier and then automate that in a way that takes that task off of a soldier and makes those operators that much more efficient,” he says. “Technology is moving so fast. It is a different balance of risk and opportunity where we can put equipment in the hands of soldiers faster, drive Army decision making faster and keep up better with that technology cycle.”
Systematic Features in the Defense Press
A roundup of Systematic news from around the world
What the media saidWednesday, September 26, 2018
Media coverage includes the new capabilities developed for the SitaWare suite, the Danish Army’s selection of a SitaWare-based solution for its artillery, and the roll out of SitaWare Frontline on the Lithuanian Land Forces’ future armored vehicles.
Shephard Media’s Digital Battlespace reported on the range of enhancements introduced to SitaWare Headquarters, SitaWare Frontline, and the IRIS military messaging system. In SitaWare Headquarters 6.7 these include a new map mode that brings 3D functionality to the system; among the new features in SitaWare Frontline 2.1 are a Guard Zone function that is designed to enhance force protection.
Mönch Publishing Group’s Military Technology covered the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation’s award of a contract to Systematic to deliver a new fire support capability for the Danish Army’s latest artillery systems. The new function builds on the Fire Support Module developed for the SitaWare Headquarters solution and will significantly shorten the sensor-to-shooter engagement cycle, among other benefits.
The Lithuanian Land Forces’ decision to equip its Boxer armored vehicles with SitaWare Frontline features in Jane’s International Defence Review. The SitaWare suite is already in service with the Lithuanian Land Forces, and the addition of Frontline to its latest IFVs will provide advanced C2 capabilities at the tip of the spear.
Systematic Around the World: Partnering for Success in the Pacific
The New Zealand Army as part of an integrated New Zealand Defence Force is undertaking a bold transition to an advanced networked communications infrastructure and Systematic is playing an important role
What the media saidFriday, September 21, 2018
An enduring and close relationship between the New Zealand Defence Force and Systematic has resulted in a fruitful working collaboration as part of the New Zealand Army’s Network Enabled Army (NEA) program. The relationship is aiding the NZDF in its development of an advanced integrated and networked military towards 2025.
NEA is a 12-year program spread over four incremental tranches that will equip Land and Special Operations Forces with a range of systems, from satellite bearer communications and command posts through to individual soldier radios and sensor systems. Lieutenant Colonel Darren Beck, Capability Integration Lead for the NEA program, stresses the importance of the SitaWare Battle Management System (BMS) utilizing SitaWare Headquarters, Frontline, and Edge as the key to enable, integrate and interoperate across C4ISR functions. “It’s the glue that enables us to ‘fight’ the command post and operate with the partners that we routinely work with.”
“We started using SitaWare Headquarters in our Army command-and-control battle-lab in the early 2000s, we were really only dipping our toe in the water at that time, but we learnt a lot and established a really good relationship with Systematic and its NZ partner Eagle Technologies. This endures today with Systematic supporting our system design process.”
SitaWare is the glue that enables us to 'fight' the command post and operate with the partners that we routinely work with.
The New Zealand Army adopted SitaWare as its Battle Management System (BMS) for its Tactical Area Network Environment (TANE). In time it will operate the full suite of SitaWare products as a common platform to link soldiers, sensors, and other related systems. The software and related applications are a key component to better enable integration and interoperability to support C2 and information management as the basis of the networked force.
“NEA is designed to improve the operational effectiveness of the NZDF’s Land and Special Forces, as well as reducing operational risk”, Lt Col Beck noted. It is focused on enhancing interoperability, command-and-control, and situational awareness capabilities, as well as enabling an increased operational tempo.
Through NEA, both Land and Special Operations Forces are integrating a new Mobile Tactical Communications Systems (MTCS) that will enhance its Mission Command philosophy. SitaWare Tactical Communications (STC) is an important component in this effort, as its radio-agnostic technology can bring together extant and future systems with bandwidth efficiency, friendly force tracks, situational awareness information, chat, and messaging to be shared across the operating environment. The SitaWare suite will function throughout this operational environment, from the tactical edge through combat, combat support, and combat service support elements and across a range of information environments and user domains.
New Zealand’s military has a diverse and challenging mission set, with regional responsibilities as varied as Security and Stability Operations (SASO) tasks, Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR), in addition to policing the fourth largest Exclusive Economic Zone in the world. On the wider international stage, the NZ Army is often called upon as a trusted partner in combat operations and peacekeeping missions, most recently including in Afghanistan, the Middle East, and the South Pacific, among others.
Given that the Defence Force typically operates in collaboration with partners – including domestic agencies and non-governmental organizations – the ability to work with a variety of communications systems and at varying levels of security is of paramount importance and has been tested in a range of environments from the South Pacific to Antarctica.
In early 2018 a HADR Cloud solution developed by Systematic in conjunction with Microsoft was employed in support of relief efforts following Cyclone Gita, which devastated parts of the South Pacific. A multi-agency team that included representatives of the Defence Force, fire and emergency service, and Ministry of Health, among others, deployed to Tonga and utilized elements of the Cloud service to assist with their work in assessing damage to the airport, seaports, critical infrastructure, and major transit routes, all of which were crucial to re-establishing essential services and delivering aid to the island.
The SitaWare Headquarters-based solution – designated Wave Alpha – is tailored for use in HADR missions and can be accessed via COTS laptops or a web browser. As it is configured as an unclassified information environment, it gives non-military personnel the ability to access the advanced command-and-control tools employed by the military and share information across a broad team. The use of a common tool that allowed collaborative planning was an advantage.
Systematic has a large footprint in New Zealand and is a part of the NEA program’s Test, Reference and Evaluation Capability (TREC) which is at the forefront of the delivery of the NEA capability. “We are delivering the program as an incremental process to enable us to equip the Army at a pace that they can absorb and at a pace where we can incorporate new technologies,” Lt Col Beck noted, “The relationship we have with Systematic as a system design partner – which is quite unique – recognizes that they have a lot of experience not only in the product, but how to integrate it across mounted and dismounted platforms. We want to utilize the experience that Systematic has, through this close partnership.”
Systematic Around the World: SitaWare Frontline to Take on New Role with Lithuanian Land Forces
The integration on the ‘Vilkas’ platforms sees Frontline equipping yet another advanced armored vehicle
Press releaseThursday, August 9, 2018
Systematic’s SitaWare Frontline command-and-control (C2) solution will be rolled out across the Lithuanian Land Forces’ fleet of future armored vehicles.
Lithuania is the first customer to order an infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) variant of the Boxer and SitaWare Frontline will feature on all of the Land Forces’ platforms - designated Vilkas (‘Wolf’) in Lithuanian service. Its fleet will operate in four different configurations: squad, platoon, company commander, and command post.
“The SitaWare suite is already in service with the Lithuanian Land Forces, and the addition of Frontline to its latest IFVs will provide advanced C2 capabilities at the tip of the spear,” notes Merja Annala, President of Systematic Oy Finland, “Frontline addresses real-world challenges and has been designed by and for commanders operating in challenging environments, where a clear operational picture with rapid updates of friendly force tracking is absolutely essential. It has also been built with deployment and in-theatre management in mind.”
A total of 88 Vilkas platforms are being procured from the German-Dutch ARTEC industrial group, as well as trainers. The vehicles will be delivered through to 2021.
Testing of the SitaWare Frontline solution on the Boxer platform has taken place with vehicle manufacturer Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW). The ARTEC group consists of KMW and Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles on the German side, and Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles Nederland.
“Vilkas represents a step-change in the modernization of the Lithuanian Armed forces. The introduction of new, advanced IFVs into service for the ‘Iron Wolf’ brigade will bring new capabilities to the Lithuanian Land Forces,” explained Land Forces spokesman, Captain Donatas Suchockis, “The integration of SitaWare Frontline on Vilkas will give commanders a comprehensive overview of the battlefield, from headquarters to tactical levels. Importantly, it also brings interoperability, which as a NATO country is key for us,” Capt Suchockis added.
SitaWare Frontline can provide friendly force tracking information and an automatically updated situational awareness picture that features the disposition of forces, danger areas, points of interest, and intelligence on an enemy. Further functionality includes tactical chat, support for high performance mapping, and the ability to make and display plans directly on a touchscreen interface.
SitaWare Frontline is an operationally proven system and equips several armed forces, integrated on both vehicles and at forward-deployed infrastructure.
The Danish Army is fitting all its tactical land vehicles with SitaWare Frontline; among other users are the armed forces of the UAE, for whom the solution forms part of its Emirates Land Tactical System, and the Slovenian Army, who have recently selected the Boxer as the basis for two new mechanized infantry battlegroups.
The Army will Test New Software for its Vehicles' Computers
The Army is bringing two software products into the testing environment as the service changes its approach to its new vehicle-based common mission command system - and SitaWare's Frontline 2.0 is one of them.
What the media saidSaturday, October 20, 2018
The Army will Test New Software for its Vehicles' Computers
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By: Mark Pomerleau
The Army is bringing two software products into the testing environment as the service changes its approach to its new vehicle-based common mission command system, the service’s program manager said.
The Mounted Computing Environment will serve as one component of the Army’s eventual common operating environment, which envisions a suite of tools that provide commanders and soldiers the same look and feel from the command post to the tactical edge. The Mounted Computing Environment will be featured on ground combat platforms.
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
The two software products, which operate on Mounted Family of Computer Systems (MFoCS) hardware, include Frontline v2.0 — the core software that has a common look and with Command Post Computing Environment software — and the Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK) solution, which has a common look and feel with Nett Warrior.
The Army will test these software products at the upcoming Network Integration Evaluation at Fort Bliss in October and November. These customer tests will inform the design for Mounted Computing Environment going forward, Col. Troy Crosby, project manager for Mission Command at Program Executive Office Command, Control Communications-Tactical, told C4SIRNET in an interview at the AUSA annual meeting.
Following NIE, Crosby said the manufacturers should have the broad technical data from the instrumentation as well as useful soldier feedback to continue to mature the design.
Crosby added Army leaders and representatives from industry are looking for a conditions limitations report coming from Army Test and Evaluation Command and coupled with the feedback, the two can make the necessary adjustments to the development effort.
A best case scenario fort he Mounted Computing Environment from NIE, Crosby said, would be getting a dedicated Forces Command unit to equip an entire brigade with and work with them to mature the design.
To date, the experimentation with Mounted Computing Environment has been developmental testing as the program office has not had a dedicated unit from Forces Command to conduct the demonstrations with.
Mission Command Solutions set to Leverage Soldier Feedback, Inform Army Network Design Choices
The Army is just days away from an operational customer test of two mission command solutions that will gather Soldier feedback and inform future Army Network design decisions.
What the media saidThursday, October 25, 2018
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Justin Eimers
October 25, 2018
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- The Army is just days away from an operational customer test of two mission command solutions that will gather Soldier feedback and inform future Army Network design decisions.
An assessment of the Mounted Mission Command (MMC) and Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK) Mounted Computing Environment (MCE) solutions will place each product in Soldiers' hands during the Network Integration Evaluation, or NIE, 18.2 in Fort Bliss, Texas beginning Nov. 1. During the test, Soldiers in the 5th Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment will use MMC for 96 hours and then switch to ATAK for the same amount of time -- or vice versa -- enabling back-to-back comparison and equipping the program office with valuable data for decision-makers.
"Our goal for MCE from this NIE is to give the Army enough information to inform network design decisions that enable simple and intuitive mission command on-the-move for Soldiers," said Col. Troy Crosby, Project Manager for Mission Command (PM MC). The systems will be evaluated on metrics ranging from message completion rate, bridging multiple networks simultaneously, cybersecurity posture, interoperability and backwards compatibility with currently fielded Army systems.
MCE is the Army's initiative to provide simple and intuitive Mission Command on-the-Move and situational awareness down to the tactical edge. Part of the Army's common operating environment, MCE is standards-based, protected and supports incremental improvements with additional application capabilities over time. MCE will leverage the existing Joint Battle Command-Platform (JBC-P) hardware and network and be deployed to replace JBC-P software, meaning it will operate on the currently fielded Mounted Family of Computer Systems Hardware and the Blue Force Tracking 2 SATCOM network.
MMC is based on Frontline v2.0, a commercial product similar to the Command Post Computing Environment software, Sitaware HQ. The ATAK solution is a government-owned, government-developed product similar to the Handheld Computing Environment developed by PEO Soldier.
In the early phases of identifying MCE capability gaps, PM MC began by building its own solution but soon looked to available and emerging commercial software to determine which best met the Army's need. As part of the developmental operations, or DevOps, model, the team evaluated several emerging technologies as potential MCE solutions
"That's what has led us to this assessment between MMC and ATAK. At the end of the day, you want to provide the best solution to Soldiers," said Krupal Kapadia, lead engineer for Product Manager Tactical Mission Command (PdM TMC), assigned to PM MC.
According to Lt. Col. Shermoan Daiyaan, PdM TMC, MCE will reduce network complexity and provide Soldiers with an intuitive system.
"Regardless of which product the Army chooses, these solutions cut down on the training required to get Soldiers up to speed on the system. They also bring familiar functionality with them from either the command post to the mounted space, or from the mounted space down to the handheld platform," said Daiyaan.
Army Looks to New Acquisition Authorities, Modest Iterations as it Builds Tactical Network
It's been over a year since the Army decided to forgo the WIN-T program, and since then a joint effort between the Army's network cross functional team and the program executive office for command, control and communications-tactical (PEO-C3T) have been focusing on a future network of communication that is more resilient to near-peer adversaries, simpler for soldiers to use, and one that will have a more interactive approach.
What the media saidThursday, November 1, 2018
Federal News Network
By Jared Serbu
It’s been a little over a year since the Army decided to largely abandon the WIN-T program into which it had already invested $6 billion for tactical communications, declaring that “the network we have is not the network we need.”
Officials assert they’ve made significant progress in determining what soldiers actually do need in the intervening months. And even though it’s far from clear what the eventual architecture will look like, a few things have become apparent: the successor won’t be a single acquisition effort akin to the massive Warfighter Network Information-Tactical it’s replacing, it won’t be a single technical approach, not every Army formation will get the same gear and it certainly won’t happen all at once.
“That’s kind of what we’ve tried to do in the past, and it may not fit the way technology emerges now in the network space. It may not be the way of the future,” Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, the director of the Army’s network cross functional team said in an interview for Federal News Network’s On DoD.
Gallagher’s team is one of six the Army established in the leadup to the creation of the new Army Futures Command — the service’s new one stop shop for acquisition management — each representing the Army’s top modernization priorities.
He described his role as helping to define the “what” portion of the overall network modernization effort. But that effort is joined closely with the program executive office for command, control and communications-tactical (PEO-C3T), the same organization that led the WIN-T procurement, and whose acquisition professionals will determine exactly how to buy the new equipment.
Maj. Gen. David Bassett, who became the new PEO earlier this year, said whatever family of systems the Army settles on, with the goals of making its communications more resilient to near-peer adversaries and simpler for soldiers to use, will use an iterative approach.
“For a given unit, it’s impossible for the institutional Army to move fast enough to field to everyone all at the same time, for every commander that’s looking for kit to arrive within their tenure to change the way they fight,” he said. “And so I think we can get significantly better in terms of delivering capability. It means looking at the whole process, from how quickly can we get consensus and agree upon what we’re going to go buy, to how long it’s going to take to go test it, to how long it takes to make it operationally supportable and trainable. We’ve got to do all of those processes faster.”
To that end, Bassett said future network buys are likely to rely heavily on nontraditional acquisition authorities Congress has offered up to the Defense Department in recent years, including other transaction agreements (OTAs), and Section 804 of the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act, which permits the military services to bypass most of their usual acquisition processes when they’re conducting rapid prototyping and rapid fielding of new equipment.
It also means finding creative ways to repurpose systems the Army has already procured, he said.
“So where we’ve got a program that may have already run its course but has requirements that are still valid, we can introduce new capabilities through engineering changes without having to go through a whole new DoD 5000 process,” Bassett said.
“And on the contracting side, we’re putting in place larger contracts that allow us to do multiple deliveries under them to give us flexibility going forward, including the Common Hardware Systems contract that was just awarded. … We’re starting with contract vehicles that allow us to go significantly faster than if we had to start from scratch with a new solicitation.”
Army uses new structure to reorient R&D priorities
Part of the raison d’etre behind Army Futures Command was to help unify what the Army’s current senior leadership viewed as a disparate and disconnected modernization enterprise. When it comes to the network, the Army is using the new structure, in part, to reorient its research and development priorities.
“A lot of our effort over the last 11 months has been unpacking what the science and technology community inside the Army has been doing,” Gallagher said. “At Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) and the Communications, Electronics Research and Development Center (CERDEC), we’ve got a lot of smart engineers working on a lot of initiatives, but as we took a look at where we’re trying to go with the Army network modernization strategy and how it relates to the other modernization priorities, we’ve made serious recommendations of realignment of resourcing within that S&T portfolio to address the emerging threats and emerging capabilities. We’re trying to focus their efforts on capabilities that are going to be more promising to transition to either an existing program, or define a new program based on an emerging technology.”
In the meantime, Gallagher and Bassett said the Army has made some concrete progress in starting to field entirely new equipment in the aftermath of WIN-T’s phase-out.
One focus for the new gear has been the Army’s new Security Force Assistance Brigades, which have begun using radios that leverage waveforms the Army had not even considered as of two years ago. Those systems, previously proved out by special operating forces, are now under consideration for broader use in infantry, armored and Stryker brigades.
“There’s also an entirely new set of equipment for signal brigades, which the decision was made for less than a year ago. We’re fielding it right now,” Bassett said. “We’re long past the point of admiring the problem and moving forward with meaningful capability going into the hands of our soldiers. And I think as we look forward into the next year, as we begin to demonstrate this integrated tactical network in the infantry brigades, the Stryker brigades and the armor brigades, every one of those gives us the opportunity to introduce new technology, new design options and design choices.”
Interoperability a Key Focus in Building the Army's Future Network
Bolstering the Army's network against increasing enemy threats has become a crucial point of emphasis in the Army's ongoing modernization efforts.
What the media saidThursday, October 25, 2018
WASHINGTON -- Bolstering the Army's network against increasing enemy threats has become a crucial point of emphasis in the Army's ongoing modernization efforts.
Although a network secure from peer threats is critical, officials said that network must be accessible across each level of the Army in order for it to be functional.
"The overall network strategy is to have a network that's flat, fast, mobile and protected," said Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, director of the Army Network Cross-Functional Team, or CFT. "What does that mean for me? That means we've got to have a network that our Soldiers can depend on. It will enable them to have unified network transport from every base, post, camp and station out to the tactical edge."
Army leaders outlined goals for network modernization at the Association of the United States Army's Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C., earlier this month. Among those initiatives will be to develop an integrated network to win battles in peer-contested environments, and the CFT will work toward joint coalition interoperability. Another goal is sustaining the network's command post.
Gallagher said eventually the Army plans to scale the integrated network to brigade-sized formations. The service will start fielding formations in 2020.
Much work remains to simplify the complex network and make it more user friendly, Gallagher said, but added the Army has been making strides toward achieving those goals.
A pilot for smaller, lighter kits for an expeditionary signal battalion will soon be tested. Next April, during a joint warfighting assessment and warfighting exercise, III Corps will be rolling out a "coalition interoperability mission partner environment."
Advanced networking waveforms have already been incorporated into software-defined radios, he said.
"We're working toward a common operating environment -- whether it's a command post, a dismount, a mobile platform, an aviation platform where we have a common look and feel, [or] a decision-making tool that allows leaders and Soldiers to understand and be able to communicate," Gallagher said.
Finally the network must be protected against adversaries and measures must be taken to limit GPS tracking to protect valuable information and intelligence.
Since interoperability will be key to the success of the network, Gallagher said the CFT is working toward making the network interoperable with joint partners and accessible to coalition partners.
"The battlefield of the future is going to be incredibly data rich," said Angela Dalton, a CFT partner and communications and networking systems group supervisor at John Hopkins University. "There are sources of information all over the battlefield that can provide incredible situational understanding. We need to have a network that enables through capacity and orchestration of the ability to get that information to decision makers where it's needed, to warfighters where and when it's needed."
The Army Network is one of the service's top six modernization priorities. Secretary of the Army Dr. Mark Esper said the network must be dependable and mobile in any environment.
Gallagher said the CFT functions as the "action arm" of Futures Command to build the Army's network. The Network CFT includes team members from requirements, acquisition, science and technology, capability development, communications, spectrum, cyber security, intelligence, operations, test and evaluation, resourcing, contracting, costing, acquisition logisticians, and U.S. Army Forces Command as well as Army Service Component Commands. And, it is closely aligned with the joint and special operations community.
The general added that the Network CFT will host another technical exchange meeting with industry and academia in early 2019.
Soldiers from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division are using their on-the-move Tactical Network Transport equipment and expeditionary satellite terminals during #NIE 18.2 at Fort Bliss, Texas, which begins Nov. 1.
What the media saidThursday, November 1, 2018
Soldiers from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division are using their on-the-move Tactical Network Transport equipment and expeditionary satellite terminals during #NIE 18.2 at Fort Bliss, Texas, which begins Nov. 1. The Army’s unified tactical network enables uninterrupted mission command and secure reliable voice, video and data communications worldwide, at every phase of the joint operational spectrum. These systems will provide the tactical network transport needed to support the systems under test during NIE 18.2.
Last Network Integration Evaluation will Inform Army Network Design
Over the next two weeks, Soldiers will test, assess and experiment with the latest mission command computing environments and server hardware, aspects of the Army's Integrated Tactical Network (ITN) concept, data radios, air-to-ground integration and a host of industry capability that could enhance network connectivity and capacity.
What the media saidMonday, November 5, 2018
By Kathryn Bailey, PEO C3T public affairs November 5, 2018
Over the next two weeks, Soldiers will test, assess and experiment with the latest mission command computing environments and server hardware, aspects of the Army's Integrated Tactical Network (ITN) concept, data radios, air-to-ground integration and a host of industry capability that could enhance network connectivity and capacity.
According to Brig. Gen. Johnny Davis, commander of the Joint Modernization Command, which manages the NIE, "the multi-domain operational concept guides everything we do in NIE." NIE 18.2 sets rigorous operational conditions, including contested domains such as cyber, unmanned air threats, electronic warfare, social media and peer-on-peer engagements to mirror current real-world threats.
In this environment, more than 1,900 Soldiers of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team of the 82nd Airborne Division (3/82) are working to evaluate the Army's Command Post (CPCE) and Mounted (MCE) Computing Environments in an operational setting and will provide feedback on the usability of the ITN effort in a contested environment. Elements of the brigade are also serving as the opposing force during the exercise.
"NIE Soldier-driven feedback allows us to continue to enhance our design efforts," said Lt. Col. Shermoan Daiyaan, who manages the CPCE and MCE programs under the U.S. Army Program Executive Office Command, Control and Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T). "We embraced the [Developmental Operations] DevOps concept to make our systems better, and to enable the Army to evaluate potential technology concepts and solutions earlier and more frequently."
Feedback from NIE and prior lab-based and operational events has allowed developers to incorporate real-time operational feedback to help inform Network Cross-Functional Team (N-CFT) design choices and decisions, Daiyaan said.
The major test effort at NIE is the Initial Operational Test for the CPCE system. CPCE, part of the Army's Common Operating Environment (COE), is made up of a common software standard and tactical server infrastructure that decreases the amount of hardware in today's command posts, provides core software for applications to be written onto and provides commanders a true common operational picture.
CPCE and MCE are both intended to provide extensible data model and core services such as maps, chat and messaging to rapidly facilitate the integration of new applications and functions over time. The initial version of CPCE being assessed by Soldiers at NIE replaces four legacy mission command systems and enables web-based applications, meaning commanders and staff can access these apps using any authorized government laptop connected to the appropriate server and network.
"CPCE creates a shared understanding faster and we can be more lethal because of the collaboration," said Col. Arthur Sellars, commander of the 3/82. "It is web-enabled and intuitive."
CPCE test results will be used to determine if the initial version is mature enough to field in late FY19.
Airborne Soldiers are also testing the MCE and providing feedback to Army leaders, who will use the feedback to help select the best MCE core software that, over time, will replace the Joint Battle Command-Platform software -- the Army's current blue-force tracking, chat and critical situational awareness tool. Once the selection is complete, the program office will equip three units with MCE, which will serve as DevOps partners to complete MCE design decisions prior to Army-wide fielding.
While not under formal test, Soldiers with the 1st Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment (1-508 PIR) are experimenting with the Integrated Tactical Network, a concept designed to address existing gaps in the current network architecture. The ITN is not a replacement for the Army's network; rather, it will be comprised of innovative commercial components and current network systems that will offer commanders multipath communications diversity and will interoperate with current network systems.
The ITN leverages a network environment allowing for the secure exchange of information through a unified yet diverse network -- taking advantage of both commercial and military transport to provide commanders multiple communications pathways in degraded environments.
One NIE 18.2 focus-area is using ITN components in a contested environment. As part of the ITN, Soldiers are utilizing both a Secret and a Secure but Unclassified (SBU) Network environment, allowing data to be categorized in accordance with its classification to simplify training and network initialization.
"Instead of self-limiting the unit to an encrypted-only network, SBU eases the burden of communication by providing other options," said Sgt. Jason Rosenberry of the 1-508 PIR.
Components of the ITN make use of familiar commercial handheld capability to reduce training.
"Soldiers are handed equipment that they have trained on since they were 10 years-old -- their cell phones," Rosenberry said. "That's the beauty behind the ITN concept."
NIE 18.2 ITN assessments and experimentation will help inform ITN design decisions and provide data for full N-CFT brigade-level assessments planned to begin next year.
Slated to conclude on November 12, this last Army NIE will provide instrumented technical data and Soldier feedback to enable the Army to make informed network design decisions for the CPCE and MCE programs. It will also provide feedback for continued DevOps of the ITN construct.
The Army plans to continue to leverage other training and test events such as the Warfighter Exercises and the Joint Warfighter Assessment to inform network requirements and modernization possibilities.
"We will continue to use the DevOps model with Soldiers versus the old way of developing something for five years before we test it," Daiyaan said. "It's critical that we continually provide them with capability that is better than what they currently have."
Systematic Leads as Prime on Army's Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE)
Breaking Defense reports that the US Army lists the Command Post Computing Environment as amongst the most important programs in its modernization plan.
Press releaseWhat the media saidFriday, February 1, 2019
In the July-September timeframe (4Q19), the first operational units will get the new Command Post Computing Environment. CPCE is a package of hardware and software to improve command and control, not only to make command posts more capable but to shrink the stacks of servers, tangles of wiring, and rows of diesel generators that have grown into a real hindrance to maneuver. Systematic is the software prime contractor.
The Breaking Defense article quotes Bruce Jette, United States Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology, as recognizing the Systematic-developed Command Post Computing Environment as one of the key elements in the service’s effort to modernize its network and command-and-control capabilities.
National Defense reports on the performance of the Command Post Computing Environment at the US Army’s latest, and final, Network Integration Evaluation.
Press releaseWhat the media saidTuesday, February 12, 2019
The article quotes service officials as stating that the Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) improves collaboration and has the potential to increase lethality.
Also noted by service officials are CPCE’s ease of use, the benefits of its app-based approach, and the ability of the software to consolidate the functionality of four platforms from the field into one system, among other plus points.
Image caption: NIE 18.2 was held at Fort Bliss, Texas.
Image credit: US Army
Systematic SitaWare Continues to Support the US Army Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) at JBLM
Systematic SitaWare continues to support the US Army Command Post Computing Environment at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in preparation for JWA 19.
Press releaseWhat the media saidThursday, February 21, 2019
In preparation for Joint Warfighting Assessment 19 (JWA 19), the Army's largest annual modernization exercise, the Joint Modernization Command has been training soldiers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in new computer systems, including the Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE). CPCE is a package of hardware and software to improve command and control, not only to make command posts more capable but to shrink the stacks of servers, tangles of wiring, and rows of diesel generators that have grown into a real hindrance to maneuver. Systematic SitaWare continues to support this effort as the software prime contractor on CPCE.
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The Army Wants a Singular Focus, Not One-off Solutions
C4ISRNET reports the Army is getting ready to field the first set of capabilities under a new modernized network architecture in 2021, which will include the first iteration of the Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE).
Press releaseWhat the media saidFriday, June 7, 2019
The days of one-off solutions for providing situational awareness and command-and-control information in the Army could be numbered.
“We are on the verge of putting tactical common operating environment capability into the Army organization in the very near term,” Col. Troy Crosby, project manager for mission command at Program Executive Office for Command, Control and Communications-Tactical, said June 6 at the C4ISRNET Conference in Arlington, Virginia.
The Next Key to the Army Network: Air-ground Integration
C4ISRNET reports the Army is pursuing a common operating environment that will allow soldiers in a command post, ground vehicle, aircraft or on the ground to easily pass data back and forth, share information, communicate and look at the same map.
Press releaseWhat the media saidSunday, June 16, 2019
This system will “centralize mission command on a single tool that connects war fighting function software and applications with [the] mission command network,” said Col. Ryan Coyle of the aviation enablers – requirements determination directorate. “Converging [the] mission command system and the network to support efficient data management but also rapid voice and data exchange are critical in order to optimize those cross domain effects.”
This is similar to the Command Post Computing Environment, which will shrink stovepiped systems into applications on a common interface allowing all forces to have a common look and feel regardless of their location.
Cursor on Target (CoT) Gateway Improves Data Sharing on the Battlefield
Systematic, Inc. has developed a new capability to improve the way dismounted military personnel communicate on the battlefield. Its SitaWare suite now includes a Cursor on Target (CoT) Gateway.
Press releaseMonday, May 18, 2020
Systematic, Inc. has developed a new capability to improve the way dismounted military personnel communicate on the battlefield. Its SitaWare suite now includes a Cursor on Target (CoT) Gateway.
The CoT Gateway is an interface that allows handheld devices to employ CoT message exchange standards to improve targeting, and relay friendly force locations, situation reports and chat with other CoT-enabled devices and command posts.
Current devices utilizing CoT applications are limited in their ability to communicate with headquarters personnel whereas Systematic Inc.’s CoT Gateway addresses that issue, providing greater situational awareness to military forces in combat.
The CoT Gateway technology is currently available to all branches of the U.S. military. Systematic Inc. is continually evolving its software solutions to meet emerging warfighter needs.
Command Post Computing Environment Enables Interoperability in Military Exercise
Systematic, Inc.’s team of subject matter experts recently supported Exercise Allied Spirit, a Defender-Europe 2020 linked exercise, where they served as a conduit for participating forces in Europe and U.S. Army Mission Command, and helped 1st Cavalry Division soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas, learn how to fight more effectively using the U.S. Army’s Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) software framework.
Press releaseThursday, June 25, 2020
Systematic, Inc.’s team of subject matter experts recently supported Exercise Allied Spirit, a Defender-Europe 2020 linked exercise, where they served as a conduit for participating forces in Europe and U.S. Army Mission Command, and helped 1st Cavalry Division soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas, learn how to fight more effectively using the U.S. Army’s Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) software framework. Systematic’s SitaWare Headquarters command and control software functions as the backbone for CPCE, providing soldiers with enhanced situational awareness and battle management capabilities.
Exercise Allied Spirit took place in Poland earlier this month and featured a Polish airborne operation and a U.S.-Polish division-size river crossing. The exercise showed how CPCE software can be used by operational units while providing interoperability with coalition partners. It is one of several that Systematic, Inc.’s team of subject matter experts is expected to support throughout the year where they will advise users on the integration, application and operational use of SitaWare.
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Systematic Bridges Interoperability Gap at CWIX 2020
NATO has not let the COVID-19 pandemic stand in the way of its premier interoperability event – the Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXploration, eXperimentation, eXamination eXercise (CWIX) – with the 2020 iteration held virtually, and Systematic has risen to the challenge of working in a distributed manner, successfully demonstrating its Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) 4.3 gateway.
Press releaseMonday, July 6, 2020
NATO has not let the COVID-19 pandemic stand in the way of its premier interoperability event – the Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXploration, eXperimentation, eXamination eXercise (CWIX) – with the 2020 iteration held virtually, and Systematic has risen to the challenge of working in a distributed manner, successfully demonstrating its Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) 4.3 gateway.
CWIX 2020 has taken place at locations across NATO and partner countries, with the event connecting participants via a range of networks. While a number of aspects of CWIX 2020 were scaled back – notably those that focused on vehicles and forward-deployed applications – most could be undertaken, including proving how Systematic’s MIP 4.3 gateway ensures that forces limited to working with MIP 3.1 systems can operate alongside those deploying with the latest specifications.
The MIP 4.3 gateway was developed for SitaWare Headquarters command and control software as a company-led initiative. The Systematic-designed bridging capabilities of the MIP 4.3 gateway provides assurance for those countries using MIP 3.1. As long as at least one member of a coalition is operating with SitaWare Headquarters, a “bridge” can be made to bring in 3.1 countries and ensure that information exchange can take place with the MIP 4.3 operators. At CWIX 2020 the MIP 4.3 gateway successfully bridged to multiple MIP 3.1 systems and countries, demonstrating the potential for a coalition to work seamlessly.
The Systematic SitaWare MIP 4.3 gateway will be integrated into the U.S. Army’s Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) as part of a regular maintenance update to provide continued interoperability for the Army and coalition partners. SitaWare functions as the backbone for CPCE.
Systematic, Inc. Awarded U.S. Air Force ABMS ID/IQ Contract
Systematic, Inc. has been awarded a $950,000,000 ceiling indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the maturation, demonstration and proliferation of capability across platforms and domains, leveraging open systems design, modern software and algorithm development in order to enable Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2).
Press releaseFriday, July 31, 2020
Systematic, Inc. to Support U.S. Air Force Initiative to Address Battlespace Interoperability Challenges
Systematic, Inc. has been awarded a $950,000,000 ceiling indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the maturation, demonstration and proliferation of capability across platforms and domains, leveraging open systems design, modern software and algorithm development in order to enable Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2). This contract is part of a multiple award multi-level security effort to provide development and operation of systems as a unified force across all domains (air, land, sea, space, cyber, and electromagnetic spectrum) in an open architecture family of systems that enables capabilities via multiple integrated platforms.
About Systematic Inc.
Systematic, Inc., located in Centreville, Va., is a leading provider of innovative and reliable Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) integration software through an open architecture. Systematic’s software solution simplifies critical decision making in complex, demanding environments.
Understanding our U.S. Army customers’ needs is a top priority for our Systematic, Inc. team – especially for our Subject Matter Expert (SME) trainers like Jeff Fisher (pictured) who travel to Army installations to train soldiers how to use Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) software to increase their operational effectiveness.
Monday, September 28, 2020
Understanding our U.S. Army customers’ needs is a top priority for our Systematic, Inc. team – especially for our Subject Matter Expert (SME) trainers like Jeff Fisher (pictured) who travel to Army installations to train soldiers how to use Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) software to increase their operational effectiveness.
SME trainers, all of whom have prior military experience, offer more than basic software familiarity – or “buttonology.” They translate the agility of the software and work directly with users to show them how the technology works, how it supports their job and how it makes their processes more efficient.
“It wasn’t long ago I was wearing the uniform and had to use mission command systems. Being able to show how CPCE can assist soldiers in performing their jobs better is what I strive for,” said Fisher, an Army veteran who is a familiar presence at Fort Hood and embeds with units, teaching classes and ensuring the software is set up and running smoothly.
This month members of the team are at Fort Hood, Texas, Fort Bragg, N.C. and Fort Carson, Colo. helping units that are participating in Warfighter Exercise (WFX) 21.1 in October become proficient on CPCE and giving Army leadership an overview of the software’s capabilities. WFXs validate a unit’s ability to conduct mission command and are often the culmination of a “crawl-walk-run” series of Command Post Exercises that are designed to ensure the unit’s readiness.
During WFX 21.1, Systematic, Inc.'s SMEs will provide technical support for CPCE and show how units can integrate the software into their command post operations and enhance the tools they use to provide more timely information to the commander and staff.
Having prior military experience helps SME team members better understand their customers’ needs and tailor solutions accordingly.
“Having 24 years of experience in levels from platoon to division means that I have been in their shoes and know what pressures they are dealing with when it comes to a WFX,” Fisher said. “Being able to understand a unit’s processes and Army systems enables me to better assist units in meeting their objective of conducting mission command. “
CPCE is built on Systematic’s SitaWare Headquarters and is the core command and control (C2) software that U.S. forces will use in the WFX.
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SYSTEMATIC, INC. RECEIVES 2020 HIRE VETS MEDALLION AWARD FROM U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
U.S. Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia recognized Systematic, Inc. as one among other recipients of the 2020 HIRE Vets Medallion Award during a recent virtual award ceremony hosted by the U.S. Department of Labor. The Honoring Investments in Recruiting and Employing American Military Veterans Act (HIRE Vets Act) Medallion Program is the only federal award program that recognizes job creators who successfully recruit, hire and retain veterans.
Tuesday, December 8, 2020
U.S. Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia recognized Systematic, Inc. as one among other recipients of the 2020 HIRE Vets Medallion Award during a recent virtual award ceremony hosted by the U.S. Department of Labor. The Honoring Investments in Recruiting and Employing American Military Veterans Act (HIRE Vets Act) Medallion Program is the only federal award program that recognizes job creators who successfully recruit, hire and retain veterans.
“At Systematic, Inc., supporting the warfighter is our mission, not just in the field but at home, and we celebrate the positive impact veterans have in the workplace,” said Systematic, Inc. President Rafael Torres Jr. “We strive to create a culture where their unique perspective is valued, and they have ample opportunities for professional growth and fulfilling careers.”
Systematic, Inc. joins other companies that have shown a commitment to hiring veterans, but also ensuring that they have a long-term career and growth plan that uses the diverse skills they acquired through their military service.
The HIRE Vets Medallion Award is based on a number of criteria, ranging from veteran hiring and retention to providing veteran-specific resources, leadership programming, dedicated human resources, and compensation and tuition assistance programs – with requirements varying for large, medium and small employers.
About Systematic, Inc.
Systematic, Inc., located in Centreville, Va., is a leading provider of innovative and reliable Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) integration software through an open architecture. Systematic’s software solution simplifies critical decision making in complex, demanding environments.
About the HIRE Vets Medallion Program
The HIRE Vets Medallion Award is earned by leading businesses that demonstrate unparalleled commitment to attracting and retaining veterans. The 2021 HIRE Vets Medallion Program will open to employers on Jan. 31, 2021. For more information about the program and the application process, visit www.HIREVets.gov.
Systematic has evolved its mounted command-and-control (C2) capability with the development of SitaWare Frontline 3.0, which builds on an operationally proven solution and meets the challenges of the modern battlespace.
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Systematic has evolved its mounted command-and-control (C2) capability with the development of SitaWare Frontline 3.0, which builds on an operationally proven solution and meets the challenges of the modern battlespace.
“Providing commanders with dramatically enhanced C2 capabilities is critical to disrupting their adversaries’ decision cycle and giving U.S. military forces an operational advantage on the battlefield,” said Systematic, Inc. President Rafael Torres Jr. “Frontline 3.0 is a significant step forward in the evolution of our battle management system and exemplifies our commitment to meeting our customers’ emerging needs.”
The new system is Android, Windows and Linux compatible, and introduces a range of enhancements over the current SitaWare Frontline variant, with features that are designed to improve the commander’s situational awareness. These include a new mapping system, comprehensive force tracking and geospatial tools that are designed to deliver an enhanced picture of the human and physical terrain. In addition:
Situational Awareness:
SitaWare Frontline 3.0 integrates seamlessly with SitaWare Headquarters and the SitaWare Edge dismounted variant, giving top-to-bottom C2 and situational awareness across the battlespace. Mission data can be shared between echelons, ensuring that all levels of command have the same operational picture.
The system utilizes Systematic’s tried-and-tested SitaWare Tactical Communications (STC) software protocols, which optimize the management of data and enable large volumes to be transmitted over limited bandwidth and in challenging conditions.
The integrated chat feature enables commanders to maintain situational awareness via the map and simultaneously communicate across the battlespace, sharing messages, command layers, images and more.
Interoperability:
As with the other members of the SitaWare suite, SitaWare Frontline 3.0 features an open architecture and the availability of a software development kit that enables third-party applications to be built and integrated, empowering customers to drive the development of their mounted C2 capability.
Plans and orders can be composed directly on the electronic map and include sketches and text. These can be shared via tactical radio networks – both IP and non-IP.
The standards-based design also permits interoperability with non-SitaWare users. The software is able to share key information – such as positional data – with other systems.
Mapping:
SitaWare Frontline 3.0 has a new self-contained map engine that supports multiple map types in 2D and 3D format. The terrain analysis tools include the ability to display area-of-sight and line-of-sight among other functions.
SitaWare Frontline 3.0 also includes a responsive display that adapts to screen size and orientation, ‘light’ and ‘dark’ modes to meet tactical requirements and symbology alignment with the other members of the SitaWare suite.
Systematic SitaWare Command and Control Suite Supports Presidential Inauguration Perimeter Security Operations
Systematic, Inc. is proud to have successfully supported the Pennsylvania Army National Guard in perimeter security efforts during the recent United States presidential inauguration in Washington, D.C. using the Systematic SitaWare Command and Control (C2) software suite. The software, used for Common Operating Picture (COP) management, enabled soldiers to visualize and monitor checkpoint areas and disposition resources accordingly.
Press releaseTuesday, February 23, 2021
“Security measures like those undertaken by local, state and federal agencies for the inauguration present unique challenges to commanders and their staffs who rely on timely information and shared situational awareness to make informed decisions,” said Systematic, Inc. President Rafael Torres, Jr. “SitaWare enabled Pennsylvania Army National Guard soldiers to relay pertinent information, to make smarter decisions more rapidly and to make better use of their resources. We are extremely pleased with how the software performed in a secure, but unclassified environment and was utilized during this important event.”
Soldiers responsible for providing security at road checkpoints around the inauguration area used SitaWare Headquarters, Frontline and Edge products developed for command post, vehicle mounted and handheld applications. With the suite, they were able to seamlessly blend unit-reported information and open-source data to establish a digital COP of the security perimeter for improved situational awareness. Systematic, Inc. C2 subject experts, with previous experience participating in Army warfighting exercises using SitaWare, provided on-site training to soldiers.
SitaWare is currently being used by U.S. Army and National Guard units, and is also compatible with any hardware, network and radio utilized by local, state or federal agencies. It is designed to integrate unique capabilities and enable data-sharing with these agencies.
About Systematic Inc.
Systematic, Inc., located in Centreville, Va., is a leading provider of innovative and reliable Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) integration software through an open architecture. Systematic’s software solution simplifies critical decision making in complex, demanding environments
SitaWare Demonstrates Coalition Interoperability at Warfighter Exercise 21-4
We’re pleased that Systematic’s SitaWare Headquarters, the underlying software framework for the U.S. Army’s Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE), successfully enabled interoperability between U.S. troops and their British and French coalition partners at Warfighter Exercise 21-4 – a major multinational exercise. (Photo Credit-- U.S Army Photo)
Monday, May 10, 2021
Throughout the event, U.S. and non-U.S. forces demonstrated the ability to pass data to each other. In real-world operational scenarios, this ability to share information more efficiently with coalition partners enables participating nations to have a common view of the battlespace. It also provides commanders with the situational awareness needed to make timely and informed decisions and aligns with Department of Defense strategic objectives.
SitaWare Provides Common Operating Picture at JWA 21
Systematic’s SitaWare software enabled interoperability and command and control (C2) during the recent U.S.-led Joint Warfighting Assessment 21 (JWA 21). (Photo Credit-- U.S Army Photo)
Monday, July 19, 2021
“SitaWare’s proven ability to share data and communicate across coalition standards is absolutely vital for joint all-domain operations and improved decision-making on the battlefield,” said Rafael Torres, Jr., Systematic, Inc. president. “Equipping our warfighters with this capability will ensure they outpace our nation’s adversaries while providing greater force protection.”
Held in Colorado, Hawaii and Washington, JWA 21 was a multinational exercise that was conducted in live, virtual and constructed environments. The event replicated missions across all domains with particular focus on enhanced coalition network interoperability and shared situational awareness. U.S. forces were joined by elements from Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Through use of SitaWare Headquarters, exercise participants benefitted from a detailed Common Operating Picture (COP) and the ability to share mission information. The U.S. Army contingent, led by the 4th Infantry Division, used the SitaWare Headquarters-based Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE), while coalition partners utilized other iterations of the standard SitaWare Headquarters.
During JWA 21, SitaWare Headquarters and CPCE were able to draw, display and manage simulated data from a number of sources including Link 16, NATO Friendly Force Information and Air Tasking Orders/Airspace Control Orders. C2 information composed within the systems was shared between participants. SitaWare also shared and received data with various external systems.
Systematic launches new features for SitaWare suite
New features bolster in-app video capabilities, as well as improvements in situational awareness and intelligence sharing.
Tuesday, August 16, 2022
Aarhus, Denmark
Systematic is pleased to announce the latest updates to its SitaWare suite of products, with major new features in Frontline and Edge allowing users to maximise their situational awareness and share even more intelligence with other operators.
SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Edge users are now able to watch live video feeds from UAVs within the application; and are able to take snapshots from feeds for sharing through chat attachments. Position information for objects of interest is also automatically added to the image metadata, along with the display of the viewshed information. This allows for the smooth creation of intelligence products and improvements to situational awareness and the recognised intelligence picture. Furthermore, Frontline users can record video streams for later replaying in the app or sharing to other users.
“The ability to manage, process, watch, and share video from the Frontline and Edge platforms is an absolute game-changer in the modern battlespace,” Hans Jørgen Bohlbro, Vice President, Product Management, Defence, said. “In an age where more devices have the ability to transmit video to improve situational awareness to troops on the ground, the ability to distribute precious video intelligence across a wider range of customers helps to support smarter decision-making and support greater understanding of the operational environment.”
Additional video processing and display features of the SitaWare suite are currently being worked on and are expected to be rolled out to users in 2023, Bohlbro added.
Intelligence boost to Headquarters
As part of the update process, SitaWare Headquarters has also received new capabilities, helping to deliver intelligence-led capabilities to users, as well as to its underlying network base.
AI-assisted kinematic track correlation allows for the joint common operating picture to be efficiently compiled when using radars and electronic warfare sensors, using prediction models to remove duplicate tracks, as well as anticipating future moves based on historic track information. Dead-reckoning and furthest-on-circle tools also help to evaluate the likely position of lost tracks, and further help support the use of open-source intelligence tools such as ADS-B and AIS. These new capabilities allow for more intelligent decision-making, as well as ensuring a comprehensive joint common operating picture that is shared across the land, sea, and air domains. Integration with Systematic’s new intelligence platform, SitaWare Insight, also allows seamless gathering, fusion, dissemination, and analysis of data from internal and third-party open sources.
Communications upgrades
The backbone for SitaWare Headquarters, SitaWare Headquarters Communications (SHC), has also received new capabilities through the upgrades. These include improvements to the synchronisation algorithm to allow for reductions in bandwidth overheads to maintain connections, while retaining high levels of redundancy and optimising network efficiency. This has also helped with scalability improvements, which allow for more nodes in a SHC-based network before the system has to breakup into multiple networks. This also allows for more data to be shared across an SHC network before users experience latency and CPU-load interference.
“Scalability is a key differentiator in the SitaWare suite’s offering. We have the ability to scale upwards and downwards as the user or operation requires and do so with a very small a hardware footprint. These latest improvements to SHC will continue to allow users of our Headquarters product to operate confidently in complex network and operational environments,” Bohlbro said.
Established in 1985, Systematic A/S develops software and system solutions to customers in both the public and private sector. A common feature of these customers is a need to integrate, compare and analyse large volumes of complex data, and to generate an overview that allows decision-making based on a solid foundation, often in critical situations.
Systematic’s SitaWare Suite consists of three different systems, providing critical C4ISR capabilities from the headquarters level down to the deployed troop commander. SitaWare Edge is designed for a dismounted commander using an Android device, SitaWare Frontline is designed for the vehicle-mounted commander, and SitaWare Headquarters supports headquarters-level units. The suite has also been developed for use aboard naval vessels, and in support of airborne C4ISR missions.
Today, Systematic is the largest privately owned software company in Denmark, with solutions sold to customers in 50+ countries. More than 1 million people worldwide use Systematic solutions and services every day.
Under one roof – vehicle architecture and SitaWare
Modern armoured vehicles are becoming increasingly complex platforms, as an ever-growing number of sensors, effectors, communications systems, and more are being added. But how to make the most efficient use of them, and ensure they all work together?
Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Underpinning modern armoured vehicle design is a common principle, referred to as a generic vehicle architecture (GVA). The overarching aim of a GVA is to help deliver common standards, ease system integration, and reduce risks and costs, while also ensuring that future upgrades can be undertaken easily. This helps end-users avoid vendor lock-in, as well as migrating new and legacy subsystems to support cross-fleet interoperability.
Work on a formalised GVA standard began in the United Kingdom and has continued over the past 20-30 years to develop a baseline GVA standard, with NATO also developing a standard, NATO GVA (NGVA), and Australia also creating their own standard (AS-GVA). Early efforts at delivering this standard focused on the power and electrical systems within a vehicle, before evolving to include data systems and subsystem integration.
GVA now promotes the idea that data is to be in the centre, and systems and applications can be both consumers and providers of data. The design seeks to lay the foundation to avoid direct system-to-system, system-to-sensor integrations by describing a common approach based on data, use cases/workflows, and using the same technology for exchanging data.
“Under earlier vehicle design and subsystem integration practices, systems sometimes each required their own sensor for essentially the same data, which also meant duplicated integration into the overall vehicle architecture,” Christoph Pauls, Business Product Manager at Systematic, said. “Under the concept of GVA, this could be simplified. For example, a vehicle may have had multiple GPS receivers to provide the position to the radios, battle management system, inertial navigation system, remote controlled weapons stations, and so on. Under GVA principles only one GPS receiver system is needed, and its data is easily shared out to each subsystem through a common software data bus.”
This means that there is a reduction in cabling and external antennas, as well as reduced power consumption to support these common subsystems. This can support positive changes in other areas such as reductions in overall vehicle weight, added space availability for extra loads, increased protection, or improved ergonomics for passengers. Other benefits can include easier maintenance and a reduced number of components that can break and potentially undermine vehicle availability.
1: Source: NATO Standard AEP-4754 NATO Generic Vehicle Architecture (NGVA) For Land Systems
Data communication under GVA
Data exchange is governed through the Land Data Model, allowing for specified information to be transferred over standardised interfaces such as ethernet cables. Enabling an open systems architecture allows for “interoperability by design,” which can mean both within the vehicle’s own subsystems, as well as in sharing data with other vehicles and units.
SitaWare Frontline, the battle management system (BMS) designed for mounted commanders, has been designed from the outset as a modular and extendable system to allow for easy integration with various radios, sensors, and vehicle and weapons stations. A public API and software development kit also allows original equipment manufacturers to smooth the integration journey, and supports customer choice in vehicle subsystems and equipment, while futureproofing SitaWare Frontline equipped vehicles.
SitaWare Tactical Communication acts as the core backbone underpinning the integration between the BMS, radio systems, and vehicle, weapon, and sensor interfaces. Integrations with external sensors and systems can be saved and reused on other GVA-compliant vehicles, thereby reducing the costs of redevelopment on vehicles developed to the same GVA standard.
Upgrade and update cycles
The process of upgrading and updating the technology within a military vehicle is made even more complicated by the different timeframes for technology refreshes, Pauls said.
“We typically see the IT side of a vehicle platform or subsystem going through an innovation cycle every one to two years. For the electronics side - the networking infrastructure, power interfaces, plugs, and cabling, and so on – this goes through an innovation or replacement cycle every four to six years. The mechanical componentry, which brings in new mounts and cabling, as well as other interfaces or entirely new systems, could only be really changed every 10-20 years.”
As a result, the IT systems within an armoured vehicle are usually added in at the end of the initial development cycle to ensure that all the planned subsystems can be integrated together. However, with the IT environment constantly evolving to account for a range of factors such as cybersecurity, changing interoperability requirements, and new subsystems and payloads, it is essential to keep updating it.
Working with an agile open architecture software system such as SitaWare Frontline that can be easily upgraded and patched as necessary is essential. If changes and upgrades to the software system deployed through a vehicle requires a corresponding significant hardware refurbishment, then costs can rapidly increase. More extensive and invasive works can reduce the availability of vehicles, and potentially require further re-integration work of existing subsystems. The ability to migrate an IT system to a broader fleet is also a key part in ensuring that a national operating capability can be maintained, and supporting interoperability across vehicles undertaking different roles in support of operations.
Current methods employed for fleet software upgrades help to ensure that vehicles equipped with SitaWare Frontline can operate the latest technology quickly, and that user profiles can be easily transferred from one SitaWare Frontline-equipped vehicle to another. New technology is being developed by Systematic to further improve the ease of system upgrades and support, allowing for rapid deployment of new software, drivers, and firmware.
SitaWare Frontline as an ISR tool
As the variety of sensor and effector systems are integrated, the ability for the vehicle commander to improve their situational awareness through a single screen is dramatically increased.
Sensor data gathered by a vehicle can be rapidly disseminated automatically to SitaWare Insight, feeding into a data lake and being assessed as part of a regular intelligence cycle by analysts. Vehicle commanders operating SitaWare Frontline are then able to take advantage of the resulting analysis to change mission plans dynamically or reorient rapidly to address new threats. As a result, a SitaWare Frontline equipped armoured vehicle can be a powerful asset to any mission, being able to rapidly improve and support situational awareness
The modular and open architecture of SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Tactical Communication, both being compatible with the approaches set out by GVA, can support a faster and easier integration of ISR sensors, thereby aiding this workflow from the beginning already. The creation of standards and open architectures under GVA also enables governments to make smarter investments, reducing costly integration work and helping to de-risk subsystem integration.
The seamless integration across the SitaWare suite of products – including the SitaWare Edge product for dismounted forces – allows for enhanced battle management, situational awareness, and intelligence sharing across the combat environment. This vertical integration also allows for greatly reduced risk in acquisition and installation management, with the SitaWare suite also enjoying a high degree of hardware agnosticism and reducing the need for multiple user interfaces.
The Systematic Software Development Kits allow both governments and equipment manufacturers to undertake this work to allow for seamless installation, meaning that the work can be done more openly than other BMS providers may allow.
Systematic, Inc. Awarded 5-Year Follow-On Contract
Systematic, Inc. Awarded 5-Year Follow-On Contract to Support the U.S. Army Command Operating Environment (COE) Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE)
Press releaseMonday, August 1, 2022
August 1, 2022, Centreville, VA– Systematic, Inc., a provider of Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software products that simplify critical decision making, has been awarded a contract by Program Executive Office, Command Control and Communications Tactical (PEO C3T) Project Manager Mission Command (PM MC). The contract provides product maintenance and technical support services for SitaWare, Systematic Inc.’s C4ISR suite.
The single award, firm-fixed-price (FFP) contract has a total potential value of approximately $75 million. This includes an 11-month base period of performance with four additional one-year option periods.
SitaWare is a C4ISR software suite which provides robust situational awareness at all levels of command. Providing a common framework to converge warfighting functions, SitaWare enables soldiers with a simplified command and control system and improves interoperability with coalition forces. Each dedicated product in the SitaWare Suite is radio, network and hardware agnostic, and provides unrivalled tactical data communication. Its open and extendable framework allows for customized extensions and integrations with legacy and third-party systems, as well as user-defined information sharing.
SitaWare was initially selected in 2017 as the architecture framework for the Army’s COE, which establishes a common foundation of shared components across key Army systems. As one element of COE, CPCE provides battle management assistance to warfighters. CPCE transforms the command post by consolidating the capabilities for missions related to fires, logistics, intelligence, airspace management and maneuver into a single pane of glass environment by leveraging integrated maps, chat and other services.
“Since 2017, the Army has fielded SitaWare under CPCE to Divisions and subordinate brigade combat teams around the world,” said Systematic Inc. President Skot Butler. “We provide Mission Command with a technically mature C4ISR capability ready to deploy. SitaWare also enables reliable and efficient performance over tactical data networks, including in degraded and contested environments. SitaWare continues to evolve. With enhancements heavily influenced by Army users, we are ensuring our products meet the emerging requirements of the JADC2 vision. Systematic is proud to continue our support to Mission Command and all Army users.”
Systematic Inc. is providing the open architecture for U.S. Army mission command. Work will be performed primarily in Centreville, Virginia.
Systematic Inc. is a leading provider of simple and reliable C4ISR integration software solutions for the Department of Defense. Our products and services provide warfighters enhanced situational awareness at all levels of command, world-class interoperability with international allies and coalition forces, and greater security abroad. We deliver high quality, user-friendly services and solutions on time and on budget.
About Systematic
Established in 1985, Systematic A/S develops software and system solutions to customers in both the public and private sector. A common feature of these customers is a need to integrate, compare and analyse large volumes of complex data, and to generate an overview that allows decision-making based on a solid foundation, often in critical situations. Systematic’s software solutions are used in healthcare, intelligence, law enforcement, defence, education, renewable energy and utilities industries. Today, Systematic is the largest privately owned software company in Denmark, with solutions sold to customers in 50+ countries. More than 1 million people worldwide use Systematic solutions and services every day. Systematic has approximately 1,100+ employees and is headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, with offices in Copenhagen, Australia, Canada, Finland, Germany, New Zealand, Sweden, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Romania and the United States. www.systematic.comSystematic can also be found on the web at www.systematic.com
Costly field service support of your battle management software is not the way to ‘train as you fight’
Software-driven situational awareness requires more than advanced systems. You also need quality training that does not rely on civilian FSRs in the field. Colonel Ros L. Gammon explains more below.
Monday, October 31, 2022
Proper training is the key to fielding any new tool, and software is no different. At Systematic Inc., USA, we have spent the last five years gathering real-world lessons. Here are my top sure-fire tactics to help ensure operational success.
The Systematic SitaWare software suite sits at the core of the U.S. Army’s Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE), providing critical support to overall mission command capabilities. SitaWare stands apart from other C4ISR software. For one, its usability and intuitive design enables rapid, yet thorough pre-deployment training which eliminates the need for costly field service representative (FSR) support during operational deployments.
While ease-of-use significantly lessens costs and operational complexity, it must be preceded by quality home-station training prior to deployment. From the individual troop to divisional and even brigade command levels, software-driven situational awareness requires purposeful integration—optimized for user and unit-specific needs. Otherwise, mission success will be at risk, and in a combat environment lives may be jeopardized.
Lessons Learned
For this reason, training must be tightly integrated into the software fielding– a step too many users fail to appreciate. Rudimentary ‘one-size-fits-all’ video training followed by on-the-fly learning is a recipe for failure. SitaWare is a highly customizable solution designed to conform to existing Mission Command Integration Systems (MCIS). It offers CPCE users myriad options not only to improve data collection and analysis, but to optimize situational awareness and capitalize on the often-fleeting opportunities that can mean the difference between success and failure.
A quick look at some of SitaWare’s key capabilities highlights the criticality of proper training. The CPCE software platform can leverage the current capabilities found inside SitaWare to execute “seven-minute drills” and battle drills to near perfection. It also offers a collaborative briefing tool giving commanders the ability to have real map dialogue from many different locations at once. Finally, it is joint and coalition-interoperable with advanced tools for staff training and multi-echelon training.
Mission success can only be maximized with a robust foundation. At Systematic, we believe this means investing the time and commitment to receive expert guidance from certified trainers. Our team consists of highly skilled subject matter experts who deliver critical shoulder-to-shoulder domain-specific instruction. Additionally, real-time reach-back to the solutions architects, software engineers, and testers with broad knowledge of CPCE products and systems ensures that any challenges that arise can be solved in the moment, before heading out into an operational environment.
Knowledge Management
This level of training also forms the basis of a knowledge management structure that allows a shared understanding throughout the chain of command. Regardless of the situation, a properly trained team has the wherewithal to adapt its usage to a wide range of circumstances which, as every soldier knows, can change dramatically once the shooting starts.
In this way, both forward and rear teams are assured to have complete knowledge of CPCE capabilities: friendly and hostile positions, operational plans and options, and a wide range of other critical data points. All this data can is ingested, analyzed, and shared in real-time—not just with a Common Operational Picture (COP), but with a common operational understanding – providing critical decision making, maximizing collaboration and mitigating confusion.
My recommendations to maximizing the utility of your battle management software in general—and CPCE in particular—include the following:
After fielding, ensure collective training is conducted as early as possible. Focus on Digital Crew training (section level) prior to Command Post Exercises.
Develop in depth knowledge management procedures and incorporate them into unit-specific SOPs/TTPs.
Conduct collective training with staffs (CPXs) on unit equipment. Embed the skills learned from digital crew training and knowledge management SOPs.
Invest in training server technicians. Develop their skills focusing on diagnosing and fixing problems related to connectivity and data maintenance.
With this level of training in hand, military leaders know that soldiers are prepared to be sent into harm’s way. Users up and down the command chain are fully equipped with the skills they need to maintain situational awareness and battle readiness – without a civilian FSR in tow.
As a cost-saving measure, proper training offers significant value. In terms of overall mission success, it is immeasurable.
Ros L. Gammon
Colonel US Army, Retired
Manager, C4I Operational Experts
Bringing the Tactical Edge into the 21st Century
The focus for possible conflict has shifted to near-peer threats. Edge technologies need to be better integrated and orchestrated to maintain technological primacy.
Monday, December 12, 2022
Communication is key in any military conflict. From the semaphoric systems of ancient civilizations to colonial fifes and drums to today’s modern digital platforms, getting information to and from the field of battle has often meant the difference between victory and defeat.
Despite the dramatic advances in technology in recent decades, however, much of the battlefield communications infrastructure remains disjointed, making it expensive, resource-intensive and slow. Not only does this result in missed opportunities when trying to complete a mission or achieve an objective, it can put lives at risk when units become isolated or information or orders fail to disseminate properly.
Both the newly released US Army Field Manual 3.0 and the UK’s Defence Doctrine Publication 0-01 (UKDD) describe a shift from irregular warfare to peer and near-peer threats.
These are set alongside NATO’s 2022 Strategic Concept which asserts that it is ‘pervasive instability, rising strategic competition and advancing authoritarianism’ that now challenges the international world order.
All three agree this is further complicated by the acceleration of technological development, enabling threats in new domains of cyber and space. If conflict breaks out, it is technological primacy that will influence success on the battlefield.
Changing character of war
Shifting from counter-insurgency operations to preparing for possible peer conflict requires not only a revamp of doctrine but a significant change to the methods of warfare – how nations organize the composition of their fighting arms.
In recent asymmetric conflicts such as Afghanistan, tactical forces comprised company or platoon operations which allowed them to be more responsive and agile. Combat was fast-moving, unpredictable and came in short bursts, with forces fighting close up to the enemy and often using small arms fire.
Planning was not conducted symbiotically between operational headquarters and tactical units –instead taking place in permanent compounds with access to personal computers, wired networks and large monitoring screens.
Edge technologies offer a chance to rectify these problems, but only if they can be integrated and orchestrated properly. Under a well-architected environment, the edge can aggregate and declutter information so it can be presented in ways that are easier to digest and understand.
The edge can provide seamless communication between multiple field devices regardless of whether they use high or low bandwidth frequencies. And perhaps most importantly, information flowing to and from command posts and backup resources is more fluid with higher levels of automation that reduce delays and the number of errors.
Peer and near peer conflict
By contrast the nature of peer-to-peer conflict requires not only the sharing of a common operational picture but also the ability for all echelons to have an integrated, planning ability. This involves the coordination of larger formations which tend to be more fluid than irregular war or counter-insurgency operations.
There are often significantly more troops involved in this method of warfare. Forces at the front will need to be rotated with reserves which requires detailed sharing of plans and information with staff back at the planning headquarters at brigade and battalion level.
Threats from drones and long-range precision-guided weapons also require dispersal of both headquarters and deployed units to reduce their vulnerabilities, presenting a real challenge for command and control. It is essential that personnel remain connected through a swift electronical exchange of information across all levels of command.
In these scenarios, plans must be done on the move to allow for flex in rapidly evolving situations. These need to not only be sent down the chain of command, but also up, providing information to continually inform the operational level of war. That co-ordination of movement and fire among soldiers on the ground and the supporting weaponry is essential for both successful engagement and to mitigate casualties.
While no plan survives contact with the enemy, an instant exchange of information is needed to assess how plans should be adapted before being sent out to units. Counterattacks require swift planning, coordination, and execution to be effective. This includes coordination of indirect and direct fire support.
The need to maintain technological primacy
To meet these challenges, as the new doctrine suggests, command and control (C2) comes firmly into the spotlight. Essential for all military activity, it must be done well, or it invites disaster, even against a poorly equipped enemy. To do this, considerations should include:
The assimilation of all warfighters into the planning and information process is necessary to coordinate the movements of largescale forces. Many legacy systems are simply not equipped to do this – a C4ISR suite that integrates the strategic, operational and tactical levels enables the exchange of battle-winning information, plans and orders quickly and at scale across all echelons. The ability for mobile units to be fully armed with fresh information about the enemy and own plan of attack is imperative to peer-to-peer conflict strategy.
Speed and accuracy are essential for all types of warfare, but especially when managing forces en masse. Maps and data need to be constantly refreshed and synchronised – even when there is little or no bandwidth. Offensive electronic warfare can severely impede the ability of a force to conduct an informed assault as they may be offline for significant periods. Solutions that are not reliant on internet bandwidth are therefore paramount.
An ability to share a common operational picture that includes troop tracks, enemy tracks and tactical graphics is an essential means of communicating tasks, plans and orders to everyone across the battalion.
Off the shelf solutions offer flexibility and integration – these are tried and tested, ensuring peace of mind. They come with the ability to integrate into a full suite, allowing the compilation of battlefield planning tools such as a synch matrix to produce maximum relative combat power.
Uncomplicated systems that have the same look and feel across all products mean that soldiers and units work with an integrated system from the tactical edge to the command post right up to the operational and strategic levels. This builds trust and knowledge that is essential for operating at reach.
Using highly specialised modern equipment in big tech, peer-to-peer conflicts means that training must be prioritised. In-app training solutions provide mobilised forces flexibility to conduct their training without spending time attending classroom training or needing a tutor.
Today’s edge technology can make all the difference. In order to support rapid, decisive action in fast-moving, chaotic conditions, nothing less than complete situational awareness across all levels of command will suffice. A single network that connects mounted, dismounted and support units all the way back to headquarters enables data access at literally the touch of a finger.
Change is Needed
While the need for a robust tactical edge is abundantly clear, most deployments to date have fallen victim to excessive cost, complexity and user-unfriendliness. What’s needed is a streamlined system that is rugged enough to handle extreme conditions but advanced enough to make the complex simple.
A single user interface across the entire chain of command, for example, does wonders to reduce training time and increase operational proficiency. At the same time, it enhances the sharing of data across the board and, perhaps most importantly, builds trust in a system that our nation’s finest are counting on for their very lives.
Like all other forms of human activity these days, digital technology is heavily influencing war. Both the speed of battlefield communications and operations has increased dramatically over the past decade, and this is likely to accelerate as the century unfolds.
But one thing has not changed: the side that can gather, digest, interpret and disseminate data most rapidly and accurately will almost certainly be the winner.
For information on how Systematic can ensure the most complete C2 at the tactical edge please click here.
Systematic Demonstrates SitaWare Effectiveness for the Pennsylvania National Guard
Successful exercise employed Systematic’s C2 software platform, SitaWare, to provide feature-rich command and control capabilities including a Common Operational Picture and resilient tactical communications. Jeff Fisher, Senior Military Operations SME, explains more below
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
Systematic recently made a crucial contribution to the Pennsylvania National Guard’s (PANG) effort to enhance its operational readiness. Systematic enabled full command and control interoperability between the state’s Joint Forces Headquarters for Pennsylvania (JFHQ-PA) and operational units in the field.
The exercise enabled PANG to experience the features and benefits of the SitaWare Suite, which already provides the common software platform for the U.S. Army’s Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) program of record. Systematic’s SitaWare suite provides all essential Command & Control and Battle Management capabilities right out of the box with modules customized for Command Post, Mounted, and Dismounted users. SitaWare’s browser-based interface is intuitive and quickly deployed, providing a feature-rich and scalable platform to support domestic operations—including interoperability among echelons and across agencies.
Training and Preparation
The PA exercise began with a single day of live classroom instruction by Systematic’s expert trainers. Initial classroom instruction was followed by hands-on applications training, demonstrating that users can be brought up to speed on the platform in as little as four hours. As an out-of-the-box solution, SitaWare is designed for rapid deployment and integration into existing military frameworks, providing an advantage over complex bespoke platforms which require extensive training and ongoing deployed support after fielding.
Advanced Functionality
For the exercise, training continued with instruction on more advanced SitaWare functionality, such as map installation, live radar functionality and data ingestion from multiple sources. Users learned to employ SitaWare’s feature set to plan and conduct a winter storm Table Top Exercise (TTX) and leverage the system’s single-pane interface. This statewide Common Operational Picture enables real-time intelligence sharing and highly coordinated strategic action.
Operational Planning
Following training, the Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC) utilized SitaWare’s tools to create a realistic weather event consisting of a simulated weather layer, an official journal entry, an execution matrix, and baselines for the various metrics, pictures, and layer constructs that needed to be tracked. A full set of bookmarks were created for the areas of the state impacted by the storm, enabling users to anticipate every element necessary in preparing their responses.
Finally, the simulated environment was presented to the various operators taking part in the TTX, enabling each to customize their own COP based on their operational role. This planning step ensured that leadership teams would have complete situational awareness of their AOR in near real-time—enabling informed decision-making regarding deployments, operational maneuvers, and resource allocation.
To enhance the TTX simulation, the team established SitaWare Headquarters instances at the PTF-West base in Washington, PA connecting users via a central SitaWare Headquarters Communications (SHC) module to exchange crucial data regarding situational awareness across the entire network.
Operational Execution
The TTX simulation called for the PANG to conduct a live test of the system under a simulated winter storm emergency covering the entire state of Pennsylvania. The force structure included the five individual Pennsylvania Task Forces (PTFs) and JFHQ-PA, where command and control was conducted via the SitaWare COP and displayed on a single screen at the Joint Operations Center (JOC).
As the exercise unfolded, TTX operators received simulated State Active Duty (SAD) missions from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), which were assigned to the appropriate PTF and added to the corresponding SitaWare layer. Operators also added journal entries for these missions, which were integrated into the overall execution matrix, providing commanders with up-to-date situational awareness.
Because these types of emergencies are dynamic and unpredictable, incoming information must be ingested quickly and easily incorporated into the multiple layers, journals, and execution matrix already constructed in SitaWare during planning. At the same time, operators leverage the holdings feature in SitaWare to reflect the status of resources available to each mission. SitaWare automatically updates this information from the subordinate command, providing JFHQ-PA operators with the necessary real-time information to make timely and accurate decisions.
After Action
The test exercise confirmed SitaWare’s capabilities and performance. JFHQ-PA commanders were pleased and confirmed that all objectives of the TTX had been met. Systematic stands ready to support the Pennsylvania National Guard and all other state units across the country to ensure superior C2 capabilities with full situational awareness and readiness for all domestic operations.
Systematic is the prime software contractor on the U.S. Army’s CPCE program of record, delivering SitaWare Headquarters for Army units worldwide, including Army National Guard activities under Title 10. While Domestic Operations (DOMOPS) under State Active Duty is a different mission, operational requirements for planning and operations—including interoperability across agencies (federal, state and local)—are similar. As the underlying platform for CPCE, Systematic’s SitaWare Suite is ideally suited to provide National Guard units with seamless and familiar solution, ready out-of-the-box.
For information on how Systematic can ensure the most complete C2 at the tactical edge please click here.
Why Interoperability is Key for Modern Command Systems
The interoperability challenge is greater in coalition operations featuring multiple languages and cultural differences. The United States and Japan alliance is a prime example.
Friday, February 17, 2023
Communication is the most important aspect of any military operation. This rule applies not just to combat, but to training, planning, logistics and a host of other functions as well. While maintaining effective communication is difficult enough within a single command and control structure, the challenge is far greater in coalition settings featuring multiple language and cultural differences.
The United States and Japan is one such coalition. The U.S.-Japan relationship is the foundation for the support and protection of stability throughout the Asia-Pacific region, not to mention the territorial integrity of Japan and other nations. In times of increasing geopolitical stress like we are experiencing today, Japan and the United States must continue to work closely to maintain the highest standards of military readiness – and that means continually improving communications at all levels of engagement.
Modern communications, of course, are data-driven and encompass more than just written and verbal exchanges to include a wide range of information-sharing and analytics. By nature, this requires a great deal of interoperability between various systems and platforms, which, sadly, does not always exist across multiple organizations. Data infrastructure is often implemented in an uncoordinated manner, with deployment decisions guided by immediate objectives rather than the need to contribute to a wider command structure.
Building Interoperability
There are a number of ways to alleviate this situation and produce greater compatibility across all communications infrastructure. Out-of-the-box platforms, for instance, deliver higher levels of interoperability than proprietary systems. Many commercial, off-the-shelf software solutions have proven track-records for interoperability, which is why they’ve been deployed in numerous militaries around the world.
The use of intuitive interfaces and processes also cut down on training time and lowers overall operational costs, while deploying flexible, open software solutions that integrate easily into legacy environments enable the development of highly customized capabilities.
Overall, however, interoperability must become a core criterion for all future systems design. This is the best way to set the foundation for a common, easily understood view of operational conditions. With full interoperability, information can be democratized and easily shared by all operators, decision-makers and stakeholders, while at the same time preserving the ability to control any data that should not be shared.
An interoperable environment is also more adept at ingesting data from multiple, diverse sources and then analyzing and presenting it in ways that can be easily ingested by others. With information aggregated and displayed under a single pane of glass, multi-domain forces can better understand the tactical picture and implement coordinated responses.
End-to-End Communication
This level of awareness and coordination is necessary across all phases of an operation, from planning to execution. Platforms that support integrated, multi-domain maneuver elements, provide hardware- and signal-agnosticism and are scalable, self-healing and extensible will fare much better in future engagements than the static, self-contained platforms still in use today.
Systematic’s SitaWare system has demonstrated all of these capabilities and more. To begin with, interoperability between SitaWare Headquarters, Frontline and Edge servers and the Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) is available right out of the box using SitaWare Headquarters Communications (SHC) protocols. This instantly brings a high level of shared understanding between all partners – everyone sees what others see.
Systematic showed what true coalition interoperability looks like at the recent 2022 AUSA Exposition last October. The Systematic demonstration used three servers. The first server replicated a Joint Task Force using SitaWare HQ; the second server replicated the 25th Infantry division connected to CPCE; and a third server replicated the Australian 7th division using SitaWare HQ.
Real-time data was exchanged seamlessly between all three servers, connecting both divisions to each other and to the Joint Task Force HQ. In addition, this data interoperability was extended to SitaWare Edge, connecting all three entities to a replicated tank and dismounted soldier in the field.
This sharing capability also extends to legacy systems within the CPCE and can be overseen by SitaWare’s Smart Filters. These allow owners of any particular data set to establish governance policies to determine exactly what they want to share and how.
From an operational perspective, SitaWare HQ allows seamless integration for all coalition partners from planning to execution. Not only can information be shared at all appropriate levels of command, the system provides a metering capability that helps determine what information is appropriate for what group. Numerous add-ons in the SitaWare suite also integrate multi-domain maneuver elements across the coalition to incorporate elements like maritime and fire suppression activities.
Japan has one of the most sophisticated militaries in the world, but it must maintain strong partnerships with countries like the United States in order to maintain the balance of power in the Asia-Pacific region. This requires resilient communications at all levels of interaction between our respective armed forces.
Tight integration between the U.S. military and the Japan Self-Defense Force is crucial to this effort, and can best be accomplished through the SitaWare platform.
For further information click here, or contact Systematic for a demonstration.
Systematic's C4ISR Software leverages Commerical-off-the-shelf (cots) framework to help military users navigate software engineering complexity
Systematic’s SitaWare Suite utilizes an open architecture software framework to provide users customizable and upgradeable solutions with a high degree of futureproofing to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.
Monday, March 13, 2023
How can the U.S. military balance the dynamic nature of the complex technology required to be successful on the modern battlefield with the innate pressure to rapidly acquire and field these technologies for maximum operational impact? And how can industry focus its engineering efforts to support these competing requirements in an uncertain acquisition environment without jeopardizing quality and sustainability?
Modern military technologies and equipment are complex – from the research and development costs of creating a new solution, to the footprint of a supply chain, disposal costs of canceled equipment, and regulatory barriers. This means that traditional defense manufacturers are less likely to build equipment without a guaranteed contract. As a result, they may be reluctant to invest and maximize innovation.
For software firms, however, this challenge is different.
Engineering and development concepts have similarities with hardware and platform procurements; yet remain very different. Prototypes, for example, remain centered on code that comes together in support of a physical product. Costs come primarily from human hours and intellectual capital versus physical components. A prototype software program can go through a significant number of iterations before it is ready to launch and will continue to be refined and developed through its lifecycle. Physical equipment changes are typically limited to block upgrades so that multiple new capabilities can be installed in one major update, while software can be easily patched and upgraded throughout its lifecycle.
The challenge for software modernization
Over the last two decades, militaries around the world have sought to increase their deployment of computing power through the digitalization of the battlefield. Building networks and deploying sensors and computing power closer to the tactical edge has increased the need for robust and evolving software capabilities.
Sometimes a requirement is created and then the software is developed around it as a solution, iIf a software solution is created without the robust industry by non-specialists that do not employ the best practices of the software industry, such as CMMI, deployment and maintenance challenges are likely.
Systematic has a CMMI Level 5 certification - the highest rating - proving its maturity as a software developer.
Challenges through the accreditation process can compound this issue, as new requirements and milestones for the software are added in. If a bespoke solution is stumbling ahead of its rollout, delays for acceptance and introduction into service are inevitable. If another program is relying on the rollout of the software system, then this can lead to greater program delays, and potential capability gaps.
While military IT systems, like those on a vehicle platform, might only get through an innovation cycle once every few years---and many times that in most cases--the development and delivery cycle for a software system is much shorter.
As a result, the IT systems within an armored vehicle are usually added in at the end of the initial development cycle to ensure that all the planned subsystems can be integrated together. However, with the IT environment constantly evolving to account for a range of factors such as cybersecurity, changing interoperability requirements, and new subsystems and payloads, it is essential to keep updating it.
Thankfully, updating software is much less intrusive than hardware updates, meaning that the regular iterations can be easily deployed and amended without too much hardware engineering.
So, what is the solution?
For military customers seeking software solutions, the desire now is to reduce risk and acquire open architecture platforms. While there may be the temptation to keep acquiring internally developed and military-oriented solutions commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products can be rapidly deployed with lower risk.
Some governments are beginning to recognize this benefit, with the US Department of Defense Software Modernization Strategy identifying the need for commercial partnerships to meet the need for speed and reliability and specifically calling for COTS software to support the wider goal to “Transform Processes to Enable Resilience and Speed”. Key NATO ally Norway’s 2020-21 Cooperation for Security: National Defence Industrial Strategy states it even more succinctly “as civilian as possible and as military as necessary.” The commercial sector and the military can create the best solutions when technology, personnel, expertise, organizational structure, and management are properly coordinated, leading to increases in defense capability.
Implementing software feature updates based on user feedback helps to grow COTS products and can support a wider user community
Managing multiple deployment cycles can be a complex challenge for defense customers, particularly when dealing with both hardware and software systems. Changes in personnel and program managers can further complicate acquisition and implementation pathways, compounding any other changes in capability scope.
COTS technologies see the product supported by the industry owner, with development being funded to support further development spirals. Risk is moved away from the military customer and shouldered more intensely by industry. Within software systems, open architecture technology means the new sensors and technologies can be incorporated using a plug-and-play system, granting greater flexibility and ensuring a level of futureproofing for new subsystems.
Additionally, sourcing staff to help with the development and maintenance of a software system is much simpler if using a COTS product, as industry standard software code and technology is likely to be deployed. This can mean that a military can utilize reservists, readily train their own personnel on publicly available coding platforms and utilize a wide choice of industry consultants where necessary.
Systematic’s SitaWare suite of software is delivered through a COTS model, allowing end-users to avoid vendor lock-in through its support of open architecture principles. Our operating processes ensure that users receive regular updates to their software and can also work to develop their own modifications and applications to bolt onto the software as desired.
For further information click here, or contact Systematic for a demonstration
See Yourself, See the Enemy and See the Environment: Systematic’s SitaWare Suite Masters Situational Awareness across Domains, Geographies and Alliances
Leverage true Shared Understanding of complex operating environments through SitaWare’s proficiency in multi-domain situational awareness, with built-in interoperability to maximize effect and efficiencies.
Thursday, April 27, 2023
The revolutionary advances in information management--speed of access, breadth of sources, and sophistication of tools--are some of the greatest strengths we possess on the modern battlefield. However, these advances create an unintended consequence--the potential for information overload. The sheer quantity of data available can delay decision-making, increase operational complexity, and potentially add confusion to the battlespace.
To be agile, adaptive, and resilient, militaries must have the ability to make critical decisions based on accurate, real-time information. These decisions require full, multi-domain situational awareness and tools that automatically deliver the most timely and relevant information to the commander.
The recognition of the challenge brought forth by the constantly increasing degree of operational complexity is doctrinally recognized in the latest iteration of the US Army Field Manual 3-0, the US Army’s capstone document for operations. Within FM 3-0, the demands of fighting and winning a modern conflict require a knowledge and mastery of multi-domain operations.
Systematic’s SitaWare suite of C4ISR solutions is uniquely positioned to help today’s military leaders navigate the challenges of the modern battlespace and harness the potential across operational domains to support decisive operations.
Recognizing the challenges presented by accurately understanding a multi-domain operating environment, FM 3-0 lays out the first operational imperative bluntly: see yourself, see the enemy, and understand the operating environment. In the modern battlespace, critical advantage builds to the commander who can ‘see’ friendly and enemy disposition in relation to the operating environment quickly and accurately.
Even more valuable is a shared understanding amongst allied and joint elements–the dissemination of ‘seeing yourself, the enemy, and the environment’ to permitted command posts, mounted and dismounted users across the battlespace. This shared understanding strengthens common purpose and increases the likelihood of success when operating in complex MDO environments.
Shared understanding is at the core of the SitaWare suite—with situational awareness and interoperability as first order principles. From the highest headquarters to mounted platforms and to the dismounted operator at the edge, SitaWare is designed to gather information from—and disseminate information to—all corners of the battlespace.
As the US Army recognizes the doctrinal importance of knowledge of the battlespace in FM 3-0, it goes even further to prescribe tactical implementation of this imperative through its FM 6-0 (Commander & Staff Organization & Operations). Specifically, it underlines the importance of using Knowledge Management and Information Management to “…to create shared understanding within the force and with unified action partners. Essential to command and control (C2) is the shared understanding and appreciation of the operational context and the commander’s intent by multiple participants” (FM 6-0, section 5-2).
Herein lies the concept of the COP – a resource to allow shared understanding amongst friendly elements to best coordinate operations within an operating environment.
The idea of a COP is not new. It is the same concept of any commander who has had an impromptu briefing with a map on the hood of a tactical vehicle or who tracked enemy formations as accurately as possible with grease pencils on acetate map sheets. What has changed is the speed of reporting, the range of information sources, and the technology with which to process and use this information. Modern commanders are bombarded with raw information from across the battlespace at a staggering rate. It would be easy to swamp a staff section with just the task of organizing this information and let slip by the chance to process the information into actionable intelligence with which to operate decisively.
Compounding this challenge is the nature of today’s environment, which is almost always Joint or Combined, likely both. This means differing standards and operating procedures, not the least of which is how information systems talk across nationalities and domains.
Facing this challenge head-on, Systematic’s SitaWare suite, combined with our IRIS Military Message Handling System (MMHS) suite, works to streamline the input and throughput of information from a range of sources and reporting from across the functional areas of operations and intelligence. Fully integrated by SitaWare, this builds a COP with fine detail on both the ‘Blue and Red’ composition and disposition. Further, the IRIS suite of software allows for deeply interoperable connectivity for users of SitaWare – bridging the gap between numerous operators and messaging systems in seamless manner to go beyond just a COP to a ‘Common Data Picture’ (CDP) lying underneath it all.
This concept of CDP, made possible by the built-in interoperability of SitaWare and the IRIS suite, means in future operations a commander will be able to focus less on the joining of incongruent and chaotic data feeds, and more on fusing and forging this data into actionable intelligence for decisive operations. The underlying ease of data translation provided by the CDP means less time ordering, vetting and sorting information and more time making critical decisions enabled by a complete picture of the operating environment.
SitaWare enables allied interoperability via our Coalition Gateway. This is real interoperability and the dream of every commander – a true picture in every direction shared from every echelon across alliances and through every domain.
Just as exciting is the potential of even more functionality, interoperability, and warfighting effectiveness going forward for the SitaWare suite. At Systematic, we continuously improve SitaWare, adding new features to further enhance functionality and ease of use. The integration of operations, intelligence, fires and other combat support functions into a ‘single pane of glass’ puts an ever increasing span of critical information and capability into the hands of commanders faster and with greater effect than ever before.
There is no time to rest when attempting to have complete battlespace awareness. But with a battle management system like SitaWare, there is also no reason to fear the challenges either.
For more information about how Systematic’s SitaWare suite can help understand the battlespace, please click here or contact Systematic for a demonstration.
Event<h1 class="small thickBlueRule small-normal huge"> SitaWare User Forum </h1><p align="center"><img width="444" height="384" src="/media/1939160/suf-pic_444x384.jpg" alt="SUF Pic"/></p><p class="paragraph"><strong>Agenda </strong></p><p class="paragraph">The agenda includes: </p><ul><li>Product briefings on new software features and the development roadmap; to include the migration to cloud-native technologies, improved performance, geospatial improvements, and low code/no code development. </li></ul><ul><li>Product demonstrations on new products related to AI integration, big data management, integrated training across echelons, and simplified and cohesive Fires for units. </li></ul><ul><li>Systematic product architects, military users, and industry partners covering themes relevant to Coalition Interoperability and Planning, Implementing CPCE at a large scale, Operations Simulations (OPSIM) and Joint Planning Services (JPS). </li></ul><p class="paragraph">There will be time to engage with the Systematic team and ask questions, get hands-on with some of our newest products and provide your feedback.</p><p class="paragraph">The user forum takes place on Thursday October 12 and 13<sup>th</sup> at the Marriott Marquis in downtown Washington D.C. This one-and-a-half-day event starts with registration at 0800 hrs on Thursday and concludes at 1230 hrs on Friday. </p><p class="paragraph">To promote exchange between the participants, the agenda includes a no-host evening social event from 6-8pm on Thursday at Capitol City Brewing.</p><p class="paragraph"><strong>Venues</strong></p><p class="paragraph">The US SitaWare User Forum 2023 will take place on the 3<sup>rd</sup> floor of the Marriott Marquis, 901 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington DC 20001. </p><p class="paragraph">Space will be limited. Contact Pam Burke at <a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=eCHqvxE7ZZtzP3msh/+NKA== href="mailto:MfFdIE1YX+MKjOsuzeCBTP35FXtf3zAf453N9Ag5rpQoJGx9EAU7a5IsZ8U5s1G7wh43JSDigdtpHWQDLqppcw==" target="_blank">Pam.Burke@systematicinc.com</a> for more information.</p><p class="paragraph">Click <a href="/support/suf-pre-registration/">here</a> for SUF 2023 pre-registration</p><h1 class="small thickBlueRule small-normal huge"> Upcoming Events</h1><p> </p><p> </p><p align="center"> </p><p align="center"><img width="307" height="154" src="/media/1934222/modern-day-marine.jpg" alt="MODERN DAY MARINE"/> </p><p align="center"><strong>Walter E. Washington Convention Center</strong><br />Washington, DC</p><p align="center">June 27-29, 2023</p><p align="center">The Marine Military Expos are the primary and proven venues for product developers to demonstrate their capabilities to service members, acquisitions specialists, and service leaders eager to identify best of breed solutions which preserve Marine Corps dominance in every domain of the littoral operating environment, and a competitive overmatch for all currently “engaged in the fight!”</p><p align="center"> </p><p align="center"> <img width="257" height="257" src="/media/1934207/ausa2022_257x257.jpg" alt="AUSA2022"/></p><p align="center"> </p><p align="center"><strong>AUSA 2023 Annual Meeting & Exposition</strong></p><p align="center">Walter E. Washington Convention Center<br /> Washington, DC</p><p align="center">October 9-11, 2023</p><p align="center">The <strong>Association of the United States Army’s Annual Meeting</strong> is <em>the</em> largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America. Taking place over three days, the Annual Meeting is designed to deliver the Army’s message by highlighting the capabilities of organizations and presenting a wide range of industry products and services.</p><p align="center"> </p><p align="center"> </p>5697Events01EventsEventsHere you will find upcomming events in the Defence domain we participate in or host.000000https://systematic.com/defence/events/Learn more about our April releases<p>Join our webinar. <a href="https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/234399486" target="_blank">Register now</a>.</p>2013-02-26T14:00:0037582013-02-26T15:00:0001087Webinars01Systematic IRIS Webinar00000Tampa, USAThe Coalition Warrior Interoperability Conference is a U.S. event covering a range of topics including Shared Situational Awareness, Counter IED's, Communications, Blue Force Tracking, Logistics and Informations Operations. <p>Systematic will participate on stand no. 136 & 138 showcasing our SitaWare suite of command and control products, supported by the IRIS suite of military messaging products. We will also participate in the exhibition demonstration zone and industry round table sessions.</p>
2013-03-18T00:00:0047942013-03-19T00:00:0011087Exhibitions01Coalition Warrior00000Bonn, GermanyAFCEA Bonn's 27th Trade Exhibition will be held at the Stadthalle Bad Godesberg, this year's theme is "IT Services - an Enabler in Multinational Coalitions".<p>You will find Systematic on stand number Z10 where we will be showcasing our defence products SitaWare and IRIS.</p>2013-04-24T00:00:0047972013-04-25T00:00:0011087Exhibitions01AFCEA Bonn00000Washington DC, USAThis year is the Association of Old Crow's 50th Annual International Symposium and Convention, the leading trade event of the Electronic Warfare and Signals Intelligence market.<p>Systematic will be presenting Systematic EWare, our EW database management solution. Visit us on stand number 1016 at the AOC convention in the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, Washington DC.<br /><br />If you would like to meet with the sales team or book a demo slot, please contact <a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=4zYZeogZSGndsajkd46NqA== href="mailto:v37e6izC7X/dgmWaR+chLNqOhUw+rLT7J+1dTl0cuSfLLbn79NMhPOcwF9L3ssDzieq52kOuSJR25p45KKdzbA==">marketing@systematic.com</a>.</p><p><a href="http://www.crows.org/conventions/50th-annual-aoc-international-symposium-and-convention.html" target="_blank">Visit AOC Website</a></p><p><a href="#" title="EWare"><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/626983/EWare_logo_n_photo_NEW.jpg" alt="Eware Logo N Photo NEW"/></a><strong>EWare</strong> is an off-the-shelf software product that provides military organisations with a powerful EW tool for the day-to-day management and updating of this mission-critical data. EWare is specifically designed for the reliable processing of electronic warfare data, so it can be passed on smoothly and rapidly to front-line units, to help them take the right tactical decisions.</p><p><strong><a href="#" title="EWare">Find all the product highlights</a></strong></p>2013-10-27T00:00:0064512013-10-30T00:00:0011087ExhibitionsGet to see Systematic EWare at AOC 2013645101Visit the Systematic EW team at AOC 2013, Washington DC, 27-30 October. AOC 2013Visit the Systematic EW team at AOC 2013, Washington DC, 27-30 October. 000000Hans Christian Andersen Airport, Odense, DenmarkMeet us at the International Unmanned Aircraft Systems event and hear how sensor information from UAVs can be integrated into SitaWare Frontline to provide a shared situational picture. <p>Unmanned Aircraft Systems are important for commercial applications such as aerial photography, GEO-information, agricultural remote sensing and application, pipeline and power line surveillance, fisheries and wildlife monitoring, fire-fighting, weather and climate studies, security, law enforcement, rescue, recovery missions and event broadcasting. The International UAS Event brings experts, developers, manufacturers, service providers, system integrators and end users together, to create an UAS business ecosystem.</p><p>Meet us at this event and join the seminar where Birger Johansen, Director Business Development & Sales, Northern Europe, speaks about 'Coupling the UAS sensor information using existing C3I technologies'</p><p><a href="http://www.uasevent.com/seminar/#seminar81" target="_blank">Learn more on Birger Johansen's presentation</a></p><p><a href="http://www.uasevent.com" target="_blank">Register and read more about UAS</a><a href="http://www.uasevent.com/" target="_blank"><br /></a></p><p class="speaker"> </p><p> </p>2013-10-02T09:00:006268111141087ConferencesExhibitionsCoupling the UAS sensor information using existing C3I technologies01Visit Systematic at the International UAS event in Odense, Denmark. Together with Skywatch, we will demonstrate how sensor information from the Huginn mini-UAV is integrated into the SitaWare Frontline C2 software to provide a shared situational picture. UAS 2013Meet us at the UAS Event and join the seminar where Birger Johansen, Director Business Development & Sales, Systematic speaks about 'Coupling the UAS sensor information using existing C3I technologies'UAS, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, C3I technologies, sensor information,000000National Convention Centre, Canberra, AustraliaMeet Systematic at the Military Communications and Information Systems Conference. <p>MilCIS is an annual conference aimed at attendees from military and government organisations, academia, and defence industry, who contribute to key decisions in investments in communications and information systems. In addition to keynote presentations, technical presentations, panel discussions and tutorials, MilCIS features an exposition that provides an opportunity for exhibitors to demonstrate new technologies and promote their products and services to attendees. MilCIS is the only Australian conference focussing directly on the crucial technologies, products, systems and services associated with military communications and information systems.</p><p>Visit us on <strong>stand number 27</strong> where we will be featuring our command and control software suite (<a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a>, <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a> and <a href="/edge" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a>).</p><p>Visit the <a href="http://www.milcis.com.au" target="_blank" title="MilCIS 2014">MilCIS website</a>.</p>2014-11-11T00:00:0097032014-11-13T00:00:0011087ConferencesExhibitionsSystematic at MilCIS, Canberra, Australia970300Meet Systematic at MilCIS 2014 (Military Communications and Information Systems Conference) in Canberra, Australia 11-13 November. MilCIS 2014Meet Systematic, together at MilCIS 2014 (Military Communications and Information Systems Conference). MilCIS, SitaWare000000IMPACT Exhibition Centre Bangkok, ThailandMeet Systematic at Defense & Security in Thailand, Asia's premier tri-service defence exhibition and conference.<p>The Tri-service Asian Defense & Security exhibition is one of the most important defence events in the region, attracting almost 10,000 visitors from 49 countries in 2012. The event incorporates a wide range of static displays, specialist seminars, live demonstrations and networking opportunities. </p><p>You will find Systematic on <strong>stand number I17</strong> where we will be showcasing our SitaWare Suite - SitaWare Headquarters, SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Edge.</p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><span><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters"><img width="232" height="73" src="/media/782715/Sitaware_HQ_logo_232x73.png" alt="Sitaware Headquarters"/></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/720116/SitaWare-Headquarters-232x232.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters"/></a><br /><strong>SitaWare Headquarters</strong> supports the military decision making process by providing Commanders with the tools necessary for creating and managing high level, strategic plans, orders and reports. SitaWare Headquarters provides commander’s support staff with a comprehensive set of tools for command and control, operational planning and situational awareness, fulfilling all core requirements straight out-of-the-box.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">Learn more</a></span></div><div class="col threeCol"><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline"><img width="232" height="73" src="/media/782720/Sitaware_Frontline_logo_232x73.png" alt="Sitaware Frontline Logo 232X73"/></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/720106/SitaWare-Frontline-232x232.jpg" alt="Sitaware Frontline 232X232"/></a><strong>SitaWare Frontline</strong> is a powerful battle management system supporting Company and Section Commanders at the tactical level, where rapid updates of Blue Force Tracking and clear Situational Awareness are critical. SitaWare Frontline has been developed together with military commanders returning from Afghanistan to give frontline commanders a clear operational view and rapid updates of Blue Force Tracking.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">Learn more</a></div><div class="col threeCol last"><span><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge Preview"><img width="232" height="73" src="/media/782725/Sitaware-Edge-logo-232x73.png" alt="Sitaware Edge Logo 232X73"/></a><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge Preview"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/715289/SitaWare-Edge232x232.jpg" alt="Sitaware Edge232x232"/></a><strong>SitaWare Edge</strong> is a simple, lightweight, easy to use Android software designed for the dismounted domain. When deployed in an operational theatre, SitaWare Edge can be used with SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Headquarters to provide a unified C2 system from the tactical edge to the highest levels of command. <br /><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge Preview">Learn more</a></span><p> </p><p> </p></div></div><p> </p><p><strong>Visit the <a href="http://www.asiandefense.com/" target="_blank" title="Defense & Security 2013">Defense & Security website.</a></strong></p>2013-11-04T00:00:0062712013-11-07T00:00:0011087ConferencesExhibitionsSystematic at Defense & Security, Thailand627101Meet Systematic at Defense & Security at the IMPACT Exhibition Centre Bangkok, Thailand on 4-7 November. Defense & SecurityMeet Systematic at Defense & Security 2013, Bangkok, Thailand - the region's premier defence exhibition and conference.Defense & Security000000Ahoy Rotterdam, The NetherlandsMeet Systematic at the NIDV (Netherlands Industries for Defence & Security) 26th Symposium and Exhibition.<p>This international defence exhibition will present an overview of the latest technological developments in the area of defence and security to governments, defence organisations and the international business community. In addition, visitors are also offered a special programme of presentations and lectures. </p><p>You will find Systematic on <strong>stand number 5.206 </strong>where we will be showcasing our SitaWare Suite - SitaWare Headquarters, SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Edge.</p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><span><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/720116/SitaWare-Headquarters-232x232.jpg" alt="Sitaware Headquarters" align="left"/></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/535935/Sitaware_HQ_logo_316x232.png" alt="Sitaware HQ"/></a><strong>SitaWare Headquarters</strong> supports the military decision making process by providing Commanders with the tools necessary for creating and managing high level, strategic plans, orders and reports. SitaWare Headquarters provides commander’s support staff with a comprehensive set of tools for command and control, operational planning and situational awareness, fulfilling all core requirements straight out-of-the-box.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">Learn more</a></span></div><div class="col threeCol"><span><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/720106/SitaWare-Frontline-232x232.jpg" alt="Sitaware Frontline 232X232"/></a><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/535797/Sitaware_Frontline_logo_316x232.png" alt="Sitaware Frontline Logo 316X232"/></a><strong>SitaWare Frontline</strong> is a powerful battle management system supporting Company and Section Commanders at the tactical level, where rapid updates of Blue Force Tracking and clear Situational Awareness are critical. SitaWare Frontline has been developed together with military commanders returning from Afghanistan to give frontline commanders a clear operational view and rapid updates of Blue Force Tracking.<br /><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">Learn more</a></span></div><div class="col threeCol last"><span><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge Preview"><img width="232" height="232" src="/media/715289/SitaWare-Edge232x232.jpg" alt="Sitaware Edge232x232"/></a><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge Preview"><img width="316" height="100" src="/media/720060/Sitaware-Edge-logo-316x100.png" alt="Sitaware Edge Logo 316X100"/></a><strong>SitaWare Edge</strong> is a simple, lightweight, easy to use Android software designed for the dismounted domain. When deployed in an operational theatre, SitaWare Edge can be used with SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Headquarters to provide a unified C2 system from the tactical edge to the highest levels of command. <br /><a href="#" title="SitaWare Edge Preview">Learn more</a></span><p> </p><p> </p></div></div><p> </p><p>Visit the <a href="http://symposium.nidv.eu/en-US/pages/1/Home.aspx" title="NIDV 26th Symposium & Exhibition ">NIDV website.</a></p>2014-11-20T00:00:00644411087ConferencesExhibitionsSystematic at NIDV, Rotterdam644401Meet Systematic at the NIDV 25th annual symposium and exhibition Ahoy Rotterdam on 21 November. NIDV 2014Meet Systematic at NIDV 25th Symposium and Exhibition, Rotterdam - the region's premier defence exhibition and conference.NIDV, Netherlands Industries Defence and Security 000000Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC, USASee the SitaWare Edge integration with the Colt SWORD technology demonstrator on the Colt Defense stand 2639 at AUSA.<p>The AUSA Annual Meeting, held every October in Washington DC, is one of the largest land warfare expositions and preofessional development forums in the world. The Annual Meeting consists of informative presentations, panel discussions on pertinent military and national security subjects, workshops and important AUSA business meetings. The three day event also includes over 700 industry and military exhibits.</p><p>SitaWare Edge will be featured on the Colt Defense stand <strong>(2639) </strong>as part of the Colt SWORD (Sniper Weapon & Observer Reconnaissance Devices) technology demonstrator.</p><p>Visit the <a href="http://ausameetings.org/annual/" title="AUSA">AUSA website</a>.<br /><br /></p><p class="blackRule"> </p><p><img width="736" height="300" src="/media/715284/SitaWare-Edge-logo-n-photo.jpg" alt="Sitaware Edge Logo N Photo"/><strong>SitaWare Edge</strong> is a simple, lightweight, easy to use Android software designed for the dismounted domain. When deployed in an operational theatre, SitaWare Edge can be used with SitaWare Frontline and SitaWare Headquarters to provide a unified C2 system from the tactical edge to the highest levels of command. </p><p><a href="/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge Preview">Learn more</a></p>2013-10-21T00:00:0065002013-10-23T00:00:0011087ConferencesExhibitionsSitaWare Edge and Colt SWORD at AUSA, Washington DC650001See the SitaWare Edge integration with the Colt SWORD technology demonstrator on the Colt Defense stand 2639 at AUSA in Washington DC, USA on 21-23 October. AUSA 2013See the SitaWare Edge integration with the Colt SWORD technology demonstrator on the Colt Defense stand 2639 at AUSA in Washington DC, USA on 21-23 October. AUSA, SitaWare Edge, Colt Defense, Colt SWORD000000Bonn, GermanyAFCEA Bonn's 28th Trade Exhibition will be held at the Stadthalle Bad Godesberg, this year's theme is "Interoperability - the Constant Challenge".<p>You will find Systematic on stand number Z10 where we will be showcasing our defence products for command and control (SitaWare) and interoperability (IRIS).</p>2014-05-07T00:00:0068892014-05-08T00:00:0011087Exhibitions688901Meet Systematic at the AFCEA Bonn defence exhibition at the Stadthalle Bad Godesberg on the 7th and 8th May 2014.AFCEA Bonn000000Amman, JordanMeet us at SOFEX (the 10th Special Operations Forces Exhibition and Conference) in Jordan. <p>We will be displaying our SitaWare software (<a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a>, <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a> and <a href="/edge" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a>) in the UK pavilion in Hall 1.</p><p>Check out the <a href="http://www.sofexjordan.com/" title="SOFEX website">SOFEX website</a> for information on how to register.</p>2014-05-06T00:00:0068872014-05-08T00:00:0011087ExhibitionsSystematic at SOFEX, Jordan688700Meet Systematic at the Special Operations Forces Exhibition & Conference (SOFEX) on the 6-8 May 2014 in Jordan.SOFEX 2014Meet Systematic at the Special Operations Forces Exhibition & Conference (SOFEX) on the 6-8 May 2014 in Jordan.Special Forces, Special Operations, Homeland Security, SitaWare000000Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), UAEThe International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) is one of the world's leading joint defence exhibitions - the largest in the Middle East and Africa - presenting the latest land, sea and air capabilities of more than 1,112 companies from 59 countries.<p>We will be featuring our command and control software suite (<a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a>, <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a> and <a href="/edge" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a>) on stand number 01-B01 in Hall 1.</p><p>If you would like to book at meeting with our sales team or a demo with our technical team, please email <a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=4zYZeogZSGndsajkd46NqA== href="mailto:v37e6izC7X/dgmWaR+chLNqOhUw+rLT7J+1dTl0cuSfLLbn79NMhPOcwF9L3ssDzieq52kOuSJR25p45KKdzbA==">marketing@systematic.com</a>. </p><p>We look forward to meeting you in Abu Dhabi in February!</p><p>Check out the <a href="http://www.idexuae.ae/page.cfm/Link=1/t=m/goSection=1" title="IDEX 2015">IDEX website</a> for information on how to register.</p>2015-02-22T00:00:0097012015-02-26T00:00:0011087ExhibitionsausaSystematic at IDEX 2015 in Abu Dhabi970101Visit Systematic at IDEX 2015 on stand number 01-B01 in Hall 1 at ADNEC, where we'll be presenting our fully integrated Command and Control product suite, SitaWare.IDEX 2015000000Maritim Hotel Bonn, GermanyAFCEA Mittagsforum zum Thema „10 Dinge über Führungsinformationssysteme“. Im Rahmen des ersten Mittagsforums im Jahr 2016 von AFCEA Bonn e.V. nutzt Systematic die Möglichkeit sich vorzustellen.<p>Die Veranstaltung findet</p><p><strong>am 11.03.2016 von 10:00 Uhr- 14:30 Uhr</strong></p><p>im Maritim Hotel Bonn</p><p>statt. Hierzu laden wir Sie recht herzlich ein, um gemeinsam mit Ihnen über Themen rund um Führungsinformationssystem und die militärische Interoperabilität zu sprechen. Hierbei möchten wir vor allem unsere Erfahrung aus einer Vielzahl an nationalen und internationalen Projekten in diesem Umfeld mit Ihnen teilen. </p><p>Den Bedarf der Streitkräfte wird aus Sicht einer Division des Deutschen Heeres Herr Oberst i.G. Rainer Simon, G6 der Division Schnelle Kräfte, in seinem Vortrag „Operationelle Anforderungen an Führungssysteme – am Beispiel der Division Schnelle Kräfte“ artikulieren.</p><p>In dem AFCEA Mittagsforum möchten wir Ihnen unsere Gedanken zu zehn ausgewählten Gesichtspunkten rund um Führungsinformationssysteme in kurzen Vorträgen darstellen. Insbesondere die Bereiche</p><ul><li>Datenkommunikation (auf der letzten Meile),</li><li>Integration in die bestehende Systemlandschaft sowie</li><li>Implementierung von Führungsinformationssystemen</li></ul><p>versprechen spannende Vorträge und sollen als Anregung für zukünftige Lösungen dienen.</p><p>Sollten wir damit Ihr Interesse geweckt haben, würden wir uns sehr freuen, Sie beim AFCEA Mittagsforum begrüßen zu dürfen und bitten Sie, sich online über <a href="http://www.afcea.de/" target="_blank">www.afcea.de</a> für die Veranstaltung anzumelden.</p><div><div><p> </p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>2016-03-11T10:00:00146372016-03-11T14:30:0011087Conferences/defence/events/afcea-mittagsforumAFCEA Mittagsforum 20161463701AFCEA Mittagsforum zum Thema „10 Dinge über Führungsinformationssysteme“. Im Rahmen des ersten Mittagsforums im Jahr 2016 von AFCEA Bonn e.V. nutzt Systematic die Möglichkeit sich vorzustellen.AFCEA MittagsforumAFCEA Mittagsforum zum Thema „10 Dinge über Führungsinformationssysteme“. Im Rahmen des ersten Mittagsforums im Jahr 2016 von AFCEA Bonn e.V. nutzt Systematic die Möglichkeit sich vorzustellen. AFCEA mittagsforum000000London, UKThe Information in Warfare Conference to bring together war-fighters, operators and programme managers from the Defence and Security information community with their counterparts in industry, in order to facilitate better and prolonged dialogue that is mutually beneficial.<p>The <a href="https://rusi.org/conference/information-warfare-conference-2016-0" target="_blank" title="Information in Warfare Conference">Information in Warfare Conference</a> It is the key opportunity for conference participants to explore the implications of the UK defence review (SDSR) and National Security Strategy (NSS) on the domain for the next 5 years, along with a more detailed analysis of the environment for the next 20 years based on the most recent outputs from the RUSI C4ISR research programme. The Information in Warfare Conference is organised by Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).</p><p>Systematic sponsors the Information Warfare Conference and we will be pleased to welcome you to our stand at the event to answer any questions that you may have.</p><p><a href="https://rusi.org/conference/information-warfare-conference-2016-0" target="_blank" title="RUSI website">Go to the RUSI website for more info and registration details</a></p><p><img width="480" height="320" src="/media/1388082/Conference.jpg" alt="Conference"/></p>2016-02-09T00:00:00146262016-02-10T00:00:0011087ConferencesInformation in Warfare Conference 20161462601The Information in Warfare Conference to bring together war‐fighters, operators and programme managers from the Defence and Security information community with their counterparts in industry, in order to facilitate better and prolonged dialogue that is mutually beneficial.Information in Warfare Conference Systematic sponsors the Information in Warfare Conference and we will be pleased to welcome you to our stand at the event to answer any questions that you may have.Information in Warfare Conference, RUSI01462600000PWTC, Kuala LumpurVisit Systematic at Defence Services Asia 2016, Asia's premier defence exhibition and conference, supported by the Malaysian MOD and attracting international visitors from 50 countries. <p>We will be showcasing our SitaWare command and control software as part of the UKTI DSO (UK Trade and Investment Defence & Security Organisation) pavilion located in the Hall 4.</p><p>Visit the <a href="http://www.dsaexhibition.com/" target="_blank" title="DSA 2016">DSA 2016 website</a> to find out further informaiton.</p>2016-04-18T00:00:00146242016-04-21T00:00:0011087ExhibitionsSystematic at DSA 20161462401Visit Systematic at DSA 2016, Asia's premier defence exhibition and conference, supported by the Malaysian MOD and attracting international visitors from 50 countries. DSA 2016Visit Systematic at DSA 2016, Asia's premier defence exhibition and conference, supported by the Malaysian MOD and attracting international visitors from 50 countries. Defence Services Asia, DSA 2016000000Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC, USAThe AUSA annual meeting is the largest landpower exposition and professional development forum in North America. The annual meeting consists of informative presentations, panel discussions on pertinent military and national security subjects, workshops and important AUSA business meetings.<p>We will be featuring our command and control software suite (<a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/headquarters-c4i-system/" title="SitaWare Headquarters">SitaWare Headquarters</a>, <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/frontline/" title="SitaWare Frontline">SitaWare Frontline</a> and <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/products/n/sitaware/edge/" title="SitaWare Edge">SitaWare Edge</a>) at booth number 3433 in Hall A.</p><p>If you would like to book at meeting with our sales team or a demo with our technical team, please send us an <a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=4zYZeogZSGndsajkd46NqA== href="mailto:v37e6izC7X/dgmWaR+chLNqOhUw+rLT7J+1dTl0cuSfLLbn79NMhPOcwF9L3ssDzieq52kOuSJR25p45KKdzbA==">email</a>.</p><p>We look forward to meeting you in Washington, DC in October!</p><p>Check out the <a href="http://ausameetings.org/2015annualmeeting/" target="_blank" title="AUSA Annual Meeting">AUSA website</a> for information on how to register.</p>2016-10-03T00:00:00146232016-10-05T00:00:0011087ExhibitionsausaSystematic at AUSA 2016 in Washington1462301The AUSA annual meeting is the largest landpower exposition and professional development forum in North America. 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SitaWare Headquarters revolutionizes Command and Control information systems by providing a rapidly deployable, off-the-shelf solution which allows integration of multiple systems and legacy applications into a single, unified operational overview.
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The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
Get in touch! Don't hesitate to contact us for further information about our products and services. Find our addresse, phone number and email address here.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
Get in touch! Don't hesitate to contact us for further information about our products and services. Find our addresse, phone number and email address here.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
SitaWare Headquarters C4I System is a complete off-the-shelf command and control framework that gives you a full overview of any theatre of operations, showing forces activities as well as resources available.
SitaWare Frontline is a breakthrough in battle management software that offers clarity, simplicity and high performance that addresses real world command and control challenges at the frontline.
SitaWare Edge is specifically designed for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. Its operational simplicity provides the commander with fast and clear friendly force tracking (FFT) picture, tactical situation and latest intelligence overlays thereby enhancing force protection.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
Get in touch! Don't hesitate to contact us for further information about our products and services. Find our addresse, phone number and email address here.
The newly released ACP127 Gateway for IRIS Organisational Messaging has greatly improved the tolerance for handling ACP127 messages with deviations from the standard. Moreover, it simplifies deployment and ensures support for the latest versions of Microsoft Exchange.
IRIS products have been embedded in military command and control (C2) and messaging systems for a number of years. The IRIS Forms product has just been updated to make it simpler to achieve security accreditation when used on classified systems.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
SitaWare Headquarters C4I System is a complete off-the-shelf command and control framework that gives you a full overview of any theatre of operations, showing forces activities as well as resources available.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
SitaWare Headquarters C4I System is a complete off-the-shelf command and control framework that gives you a full overview of any theatre of operations, showing forces activities as well as resources available.
Systematic Defence products provide the essential capability of communicating effectively with coalition partners during multinational military operations
Interoperability is integral to all Systematic Defence products. Both the IRIS and SitaWare suites of software solutions enable effective information exchange.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
Get in touch! Don't hesitate to contact us for further information about our products and services. Find our addresse, phone number and email address here.
SitaWare Headquarters C4I System is a complete off-the-shelf command and control framework that gives you a full overview of any theatre of operations, showing forces activities as well as resources available.
Get in touch! Don't hesitate to contact us for further information about our products and services. Find our addresse, phone number and email address here.
Tactical Data Communication in a Battle Management System (BMS) provides enhanced force protection, quick distribution of orders and messages, faster coordination and shared situational awareness.
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SitaWare Frontline is a breakthrough in battle management software that offers clarity, simplicity and high performance that addresses real world command and control challenges at the frontline.
Get in touch! Don't hesitate to contact us for further information about our products and services. Find our addresse, phone number and email address here.
IRIS Forms simplifies and structures the inputting and transfer of important military information, orders and reports, using simple-to-deploy interoperability standards.
The SitaWare suite of software products is a reliable, cost-effective COTS command and control solution designed to put information where your forces need it most.
The collaboration between IFAD, providing training and simulation systems, and Systematic, delivering interoperable command and control solutions, paves the way for situational awareness to simulation systems.
Tactical Data Communication in a Battle Management System (BMS) provides enhanced force protection, quick distribution of orders and messages, faster coordination and shared situational awareness.
SitaWare Frontline is a breakthrough in battle management software that offers clarity, simplicity and high performance that addresses real world command and control challenges at the frontline.
SitaWare Edge is specifically designed for the dismounted commander at the tactical edge. Its operational simplicity provides the commander with fast and clear friendly force tracking (FFT) picture, tactical situation and latest intelligence overlays thereby enhancing force protection.
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And with almost 30 years in the Defence industry, military customers in 50 nations and a team of dedicated specialists in the Defence domain, we posess a profound knowledge about military software and we have strong opinions about its future.</p><p>In this blog, we share our knowledge and discuss a wide range of C2IS related topics.</p><p>Enjoy reading.</p><p> </p>Like what you see? 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Especially if only a small subset of the full baseline is required. This blog post discusses the potential of the MIP Alternative Development and Exchange Method (ADEM).Peter D. Hansen, Interoperability Manager, Systematic911991329133913691379130<p><em>Illustration: Operational example of how ADEM ties non-MIP systems together with MIP DEM-based systems. ‘OGD’ stands for Open Government Data. Source: ADEM Concepts of Operations.</em></p><p>On May 30 Multilateral Interoperability Programme (MIP) released the specifications for Alternative Development and Exchange Method (ADEM) 1.0.1 on its public website.</p><p>ADEM is intended as a supplement to the current MIP Baseline 3.1 that specifies its own database replication mechanism or as it is formally named, Data Exchange Mechanism (DEM). Together with its other elements, the specification set of Baseline 3.1 can be a rather daunting task to implement, especially if only a small subset of the full baseline is required. Here ADEM comes in as a light-weight supplement to the existing baseline.</p><p>According to ADEM’s Concept of Operation, ADEM could be used when MIP DEM interoperable systems need to exchange information with systems not using MIP DEM. Examples of such scenarios could be information exchange with:</p><ul><li>Governmental organisations, such as police authorities.</li><li>Non-governmental organisations, such as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF – Doctors without Borders).</li><li>Inter-governmental organisations, such as United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).</li><li>Military systems, not being MIP DEM interoperable.</li></ul><p>In contrast to MIP DEM, ADEM simplifies only the absolutely needed subset of MIP’s Joint Consultation Command & Control Information Model (JC3IEDM). This subset of information is in essence transformed into an Extensible Markup Language (XML) format. Currently, ADEM defines the following exchange patterns for use by implementers:</p><ul><li>Web services (Publish/Subscribe and Request/Response)</li><li>File transfer, e.g. as mail attachments.</li><li>Data Distribution Service (DDS) for information exchange over low bandwidth connections.</li></ul><p>According to the ADEM specifications, each exchange mechanism is payload agnostic and can be utilised with ADEM content and/or previously unknown content (anonymous). This is an important feature for extensibility and scalability.</p><p>It is not unlikely that a nation uses various Command & Control Information Systems (C2IS) that are not interoperable with each other. With a perhaps few upgrades, those systems by use of ADEM could become interoperable with each other. Therefore, ADEM could also provide national interoperability between C2ISs where some may even use JC3IEDM.</p><p>How non-military organisations, especially those like MSF and UNHCR, will embrace ADEM is still to be seen. To some extent these organisation could claim that standards like Keyhole Markup Language (KML – used by Earth browsers like Google Earth) are sufficient for exchanging relevant information about a given area. In contrast to ADEM, KML may also require less or none modifications of the systems already in use by the non-military organisations.</p><p><em>This blog post is written by Peter Dan Hansen, Interoperability Manager at Systematic, and discusses the potential of MIP Alternative Development and Exchange Method (ADEM).</em></p>01ADEM Has Been Released0000102014-09-03T00:00:0091601087Hans J. Bohlbro, director of product management, compares and contrasts the NATO symbology standard against the US DoD equivalent. The two standards are said to be largely identical, but what does that exactly mean?Hans J. Bohlbro, Director of Product Management, Systematic91639136913791649165916691679168<p>A common standard for military symbology is an important prerequisite for allied interoperability. The most frequently used symbology standards in C2 Information Systems is the NATO Military Symbology standard, first published as APP-6A and the US DoD equivalent first published as MIL-STD-2525A. Although the two standards are said to be largely identical, there are some subtle differences.</p><p>Over the years the two standards have evolved at an uneven pace, with the US standard leading the way by with new symbols and specification on the usage of the symbols in digital C2 information systems. </p><p>Back a few years ago, we did a comparative analysis of APP-6A against MIL-STD-2525B Ch. 2 to better understand how to map between the two standards. Based on this analysis I have created the infographics that summarises the differences.</p><p>Although the latest edition of both standards both standards is now at revision C, it is still commonplace to see the APP-6A and MIL-STD-2525B being used in C2 information systems.</p><p>Sometime in the not too distant future, we will update the infographic to incorporate the latest revisions of the two standards.</p>01Military Symbology for C2 Information Systems0000102014-09-08T00:00:0091611087Hans J. Bohlbro, director of product management, presents a framework for describing the capability set commonly required in a command and control information system (C2IS) to accomplish mission operations in a brigade or battlegroup/task force headquarters.Hans J. Bohlbro, Director of Product Management, Systematic916291379136<p>So what is a command and control system all about? This is a question we often get – and while it is a simple question, the answer is often somewhat long and convoluted. Command and control systems at the brigade level tend to be somewhat large and complex since they have to cater for the need of several different staff functions as well as a number of functional specialities.</p><p>In an attempt to provide a simple high-level answer to this question we decided to ‘paint a picture’ and developed the Systematic Brigade C2IS Capability Framework. It provides a blueprint of the key capabilities often found in a modern command and control information system in support of the different staff functions and functional specialties. We chose the brigade level as the focus for explaining a headquarters command and control system because the brigade is typically equipped with a wide range of assets and capabilities, many of which are also found in a deployed battlegroup or task force, and therefore provide a good point of reference.</p><p>The capability framework is not a system architecture as an IT specialist would describe it, but rather a simple model that attempts to capture the ‘superset’ of features and functions that you would typically find in a C2IS system. We say superset since any C2IS would typically only contain a subset of these capabilities depending on the specific needs of the users. It should also be said that while most of the capabilities are well defined and fairly simple to deploy, others are still cutting edge and entail a certain level of deployment friction.</p><p>The capabilities will typically not be provide by just one system but rather by a system of systems involving a number of different applications and services that together make up the integrated C2IS.</p><p>The model defines six different capability categories:</p><ul><li><strong>Fundamental abilities</strong>: Describe the fundamental abilities that ensure the availability, integrity and security of the overall C2IS. These abilities are not specific to a C2IS but would be applicable to almost any IT-system, however the unique environment of deployed missions significantly raises the bar on the requirements for these abilities.</li><li><strong>General services and stores</strong>: Describe the repositories and associated services that manage and process the C2IS data.</li><li><strong>Supporting capabilities</strong>: Describe the C2IS capabilities that serve multiple staff functions in support of various activities and processes and are often integrated with one or more of the functional capabilities.</li><li><strong>User applications</strong>: Describe the typical user applications that make up the C2IS, some of which provide a more general set of capabilities such as the Office tools that provide word processing, presentation preparation, and spreadsheet manipulation.</li><li><strong>Functional capabilities</strong>: Describe the C2IS capabilities that are typically only attributed to one staff function, although they may be used by multiple functions. In this model each capability has been allocated to the staff function that in most doctrines assume primary responsibility for the using the capability.</li><li><strong>Subsystems</strong>: Describe subsystems that are dedicated to a particular functional area rather than general command and control. These subsystems may to a greater or lesser degree be integrated with the general command and control system.</li></ul><p>Your feedback is greatly appreciated! We intend to do an annual update of this framework to incorporate feedback and technology advancements so that it continues to reflect the capabilities of a modern C2IS system.</p>01Capability Framework for Brigade C2 Information System000010<h1>SIMPLIFYING CRITICAL DECISION MAKING</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Vi leverer pålidelige og brugervenlige it-løsninger og -produkter, som gør det nemt for vores kunder at træffe kritiske beslutninger baseret på et kvalificeret grundlag. </h2><p> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><img width="464" height="250" src="/media/470294/test_bygning.jpg" alt="Test Bygning"/></p><p> </p><h2>SYSTEMATIC-KONCERNEN </h2><p>Siden etableringen i 1985 har Systematic udviklet sig til en international it-virksomhed, der fokuserer på fem kerneforretningsområder: Public & Private, Healthcare, Defence, Intelligence & National Security og Library & Learning</p><p>Fælles for disse forretningsområder er et behov for at kunne integrere, sammenstille og analysere store mængder komplekse data samt skabe et overblik, som muliggør kvalificeret beslutningstagning - ofte i kritiske situationer.</p>Få mere at vide i vores <a href="#" title="Cases">kundecases.</a></div><div class="col twoCol last"><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="4300" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p><p> <span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">SIMPLIFYING CRITICAL DECISION MAKING</span></p></div><div class="col twoCol last">Selvom vores kunder er bredt repræsenteret inden for en række forskellige områder, er det, vi gør, faktisk ganske snævert fokuseret. Som vi ser det, er det vores opgave at gøre komplicerede ting enkle, at videreudvikle de løsninger, som vores kunder allerede kender og stoler på, og at gøre alting lidt bedre – samtidig med at vi konstant udfordrer eksisterende arbejdsgange og teknologier.</div><div class="col twoCol last"></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p>Alt, hvad vi gør i Systematic, kommer til udtryk i vores fire brand values: Simplicity. Trust. Performance. Forward-thinking.</p><p>Læs mere om vores <a href="#" title="Profile">profil</a> og vores <a href="#" title="Our identity">identitet.</a> </p></div></div><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p><em> </em></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2><span><span>BEDRE SOFTWARE, HURTIGERE</span></span></h2><p>Kvalitet, effektivitet og forudsigelighed er altafgørende for Systematic - fordi det er altafgørende for vores kunder. Derfor er det vores strategiske mål, at vi hele tiden forbedrer kvalitet, effektivitet og forudsigelighed i vores udviklingsprocesser. </p><p> </p><p><img width="345" height="120" src="/media/381903/cmmi5_certified_again_again_DK.gif" alt="Cmmi5 Certified Again Again DK" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><p><a href="#" title="Customised to your needs">Se denne video</a>, hvor vi forklarer, hvordan vi gennem vores agile tilgang til softwareudvikling kan levere pålidelige og brugervenlige produkter og løsninger til vores kunder til fast pris. <a href="#" title="Financials"> </a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2><span>SUND OG ROBUST ØKONOMI </span></h2><p>Som et privatejet og økonomisk robust selskab har Systematic et solidt fundament for at planlægge og handle ud fra et langsigtet perspektiv.</p><p><img width="270" height="150" src="/media/481170/aaa_rating_dk_270x150px.jpg" alt="AAA DK Teaser" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><p><span>Kreditvurderingsselskabet Dun & Bradstreet har tildelt Systematic sin AAA-rating, som er den højest tilgængelige D&B-rating. Vores kunder og partnere kan have tillid til, at vi også er her i morgen</span>. Læs mere om <a href="#" title="Strong financial position">Systematics økonomi</a> og læs vores <a href="#" target="_blank" title="Annual Report 2014-15">regnskabsresultat 2014/15</a>. </p></div></div><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>BIDRAGER TIL SAMFUNDET</h2><p>En af Systematics seks kerneværdier er at bidrage til samfundet. At hjælpe og styrke den verden, vi lever i, nu og i fremtiden er en integreret del af vores identitet og et bærende princip for vores handlinger.</p><p>Vi ønsker at agere ansvarligt i vores hverdag og afveje forretningsinteresser under hensyntagen til mennesker, miljø og samfund.</p><p>Læs mere om vores <a href="#" title="CSR">CSR-aktiviteter.</a> </p><p> </p><p><img width="52" height="52" src="/media/147775/52x52_CSR.png" alt="Icon CSR" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><p> </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2><span>ÉN ENTREPRENØRS LIVSVÆRK</span></h2><p><img width="170" height="216" src="/media/151985/Michael_Holm_170x225.jpg" alt="CEO and founder of Systematic Michael Holm" style="float: right;"/></p><p>Mange linjer kode er flydt over skærmen, siden Systematic blev grundlagt i 1985 af vores koncernchef Michael Holm. Vores første kunde var det danske søværn, og der gik ikke lang tid, før vi leverede it-løsninger til andre dele af det danske forsvar. I årene siden da er vores kundegrundlag ekspanderet kraftigt.</p><p>I dag er vi 500+ engagerede medarbejdere af 23 forskellige nationaliteter, vi har kontorer i 11 lande, og vores løsninger er solgt til kunder i 47 lande. </p><p><a href="#" title="Our history">Læs Systematics historie.</a></p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>2801<h1>SIMPLIFYING CRITICAL DECISION MAKING</h1><h2 class="small-normal"><strong><span class="small-bold">Our Mission:</span> </strong><em>SYSTEMATIC innovates, produces and delivers cutting edge command and control software, and provides world-class training and support to simplify crucial decision-making in demanding situations.</em></h2><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal"><strong><span class="small-bold">Our Vision:</span> </strong><em>SYSTEMATIC is a leading provider of reliable Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence (C4I) integration software through an Open Architecture. Our software solutions help simplify critical decision making. We are SYSTEMATIC.</em></h2><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><p><img width="464" height="250" src="/media/1800974/US-Office.png" alt="US Office"/></p><h2>SYSTEMATIC INC. </h2><p>Systematic Inc. is a leading provider of simple and reliable C4I integration software solutions for the Department of Defense. Our products and services provide warfighters enhanced situational awareness at all levels of command, world-class interoperability with international allies and coalition forces, and greater security abroad. We deliver what our customers have come to know, value, and expect; high quality, user-friendly services and solutions on time and on budget.</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/about/systematic-inc-usa/" title="Systematic Inc, USA">See our Management and Board of Directors</a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><img width="464" height="250" src="/media/1800984/systematic.png" alt="Systematic"/></p><h2>THE SYSTEMATIC GROUP </h2><p>Since its foundation in 1985, the Systematic Group has developed into an international IT company that uses its products and solutions to help simplify critical decision making in areas of Public & Private, Healthcare, Defense, Intelligence & National Security, and Library & Learning.</p>The Systematic Group has offices in 11 countries - Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Singapore, Sweden, New Zealand, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom. <br /><br /><p><a href="https://www.systematic.com/access?uslink=ufaYDVDIKSJIESxX" target="_blank" title="Systematic Group Website">Explore our group website</a></p></div></div><p> </p><p class="thickBlueRule"> </p><p><em> </em></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><p><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial;"><span style="font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">BETTER SOFTWARE, FASTER</span></span></p><p>Quality, efficiency and predictability mean the world to Systematic - because it means the world to our customers. It is our strategic goal to continuously improve quality, efficiency and predictability in our development processes. </p><p><span><img width="345" height="120" src="/media/381695/cmmi5_certified_again_again_UK.gif" alt="Cmmi5 Certified Again Again UK" style="margin-right: auto; margin-left: auto; display: block;"/></span></p><p><a href="https://www.systematic.com/access?uslink=ufaYDVDIKSJIESxX" target="_blank" title="Systematic Group Website">Explore our group website</a> where we explain how our agile approach to software development enables us to create reliable and user-friendly products and solutions for our customers at a fixed price and within budget. <a href="#" title="Financials"> </a></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p><span style="font-family: UniversLTW01-67BoldCn, Arial; font-size: 50px; line-height: 52px;">FINANCIALLY ROBUST BUSINESS</span></p><p>As a <span>privately owned and financially robust company, Systematic has the opportunity to think and act from a long-term perspective.</span></p><p><img width="270" height="150" src="/media/476454/aaa_rating_uk_270x150px.jpg" alt="AAA Teaser" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><p>The credit assessment company Dun & Bradstreet has given Systematic its AAA rating – the highest D&B rating available. Our customers and business partners can be sure that we are here tomorrow as well. Learn more on <a href="https://www.systematic.com/access?uslink=ufaYDVDIKSJIESxX" target="_blank" title="Systematic Group Website">our group website.</a></p></div></div><p> </p>AboutSystematic's mission is to simplify critical decision making485401AboutIt is our mission to simplify critical decision making. We deliver reliable and straight-forward IT solutions and products that empower our customers to make critical decisions based on a solid foundation. AboutOm osAt Systematic we support our customers in their work. It is our mission to help simplify critical decision making through solutions created with our customers.mission, support, simplifying critical decision making, solutions, customers, 0Systematics mission er at forenkle kritisk beslutningstagenDet er vores mission at gøre kritiske beslutninger enkle. Vi leverer pålidelige og enkle it-løsninger og produkter, som sætter vores kunder i stand til at træffe kritiske beslutninger baseret på et solidt grundlag.Hos Systematic hjælper vi vores kunder i deres daglige arbejde. Det er vores mission at forenkle kritisk beslutningstagen gennem produkter skabt i fællesskab.0kritisk beslutningstagen, forenkle kritisk beslutningstagen, fællesskab, mission0000https://systematic.com/about/<h1>MANAGEMENT AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS - SYSTEMATIC INC.</h1><p> </p><h2>MANAGEMENT</h2><h2 class="small-normal">Systematic Inc.</h2><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">SKOT BUTLER</h2><p><img width="187" height="210" src="/media/1933671/picture1_187x210.jpg" alt="Skot Butler" style="float: right;"/><img width="10" height="10" src="/media/183172/pixel10.png" alt="Pixel10" style="float: right;"/><img width="10" height="10" src="/media/183172/pixel10.png" alt="Pixel10" style="float: right;"/></p><p><span>President </span></p><p>Skot Butler joined the Systematic, Inc. Board of Directors in 2021 and was appointed President in 2022. Skot is responsible for the strategic direction and overall management of Systematic, Inc. He joined Systematic after more than two decades in the commercial satellite communications industry, providing satellite and terrestrial communications network solutions to the US DoD and Intelligence communities. Prior to joining Systematic, he was Principal at SpiralForge Group, a management consulting company providing strategic planning, M&A transaction support, new market development, and FOCI mitigation advisory services to commercial and US government customers. Skot spent the preceding 15 years with the world's leading commercial satellite operator, Intelsat - the last five as President of the US Government-focused business unit. He is on the Board of Advisors for Key Bridge Wireless, and is a past director of the Future Space Leaders Foundation, the Washington Space Business Roundtable, and the Society of Satellite Professionals International. Skot holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Maryland, College Park. He volunteers for numerous veteran organizations, including Boulder Crest Foundation and Team Rubicon. </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2>BOARD OF DIRECTORS</h2><h2 class="small-normal">Systematic Inc. </h2><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">RAYMOND P. PALUMBO<img width="198" height="274" src="/media/1936260/ray-palumbo_198x274.jpg" alt="Ray Palumbo" style="float: right;"/></h2><p><span>Outside Director</span><br /><span>Lieutenant General</span><br /><span>United States Army</span><br /><span>(Retired)</span></p><p>Lt. General Ray Palumbo joined the Systematic, Inc. Board of Directors in 2016. Ray is a former Army 3-star general who served 34 years leading conventional and special operations forces during peacetime and in combat. He is the founder and senior partner at Venturi Solutions LLC, a consultancy that delivers winning solutions in the aerospace, defense, and intelligence sectors. </p><p>He also serves as director on the boards of W.S. Darley & Company, ELTA North America Inc., and Toppan Photomasks Round Rock, Inc. He also advises a range of leading aerospace and defense companies whose products and services contribute to US national security and the well-being of our men and women in uniform.</p><p>Ray's philanthropic passion is committed to improving the physical, mental and spiritual well-being of our nation's military veterans, first responders, and their families.</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">JON DAVIS</h2><p><img width="158" height="228" src="/media/1933627/jon_davis_158x228.jpg" alt="Jon _Davis" style="float: right;"/></p><p><span>Outside Director and member of the Board</span></p><p><span>Lieutenant General Jon M. Davis USMC (Ret) joined the Systematic, Inc. Board of Directors in 2022. Jon joined the Marines in 1977, was commissioned in 1980, and server 37 years as an aviator, instructor, leader, thinker and doer. He flew more than ten different aircraft in service with the Marine Corps and another six in service as an exchange officer with the Royal Air Force. Jon held numerous USMC air command assignments, served as the Deputy Commander, Network Warfare at Fort Meade, and as the Deputy Commander, United States Cyber Command. His last active duty billet was to server as the Deputy Commandant for Aviation, Headquarters Marine Corps. Jon retired in 2017 from the Marine Corps and began his business career, helping good companies become better ones and bring great ideas to life, then to market. He currently serves as the Chairman of the board of Directors of Rolls Royce North America, Director on the Board of Chemring Group, Chairman of the Strategic Advisory Board for make a Difference Energy (a Green Energy Portfolio Company), and as a member of several strategic Advisory Boards for both publicly traded and privately held companies. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Allegheny College, a Master of Science from Marine Corps University and a Master of International Public Policy from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. He is a graduate of the Wharton School, Boards That Lead program. He lives in the great state of Idaho with his bride of 41 years, Carol.</span></p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">CATHERINE KUENZEL<img width="191" height="285" src="/media/1936265/catherine-kuenzel_191x285.jpg" alt="Catherine Kuenzel" style="float: right;"/></h2><p>Outside Director and Member of the Board</p><p>Vice President<br />Microsoft Federal Consulting</p><p>Catherine Kuenzel is the former vice president of the Microsoft Federal Consulting organization. She worked with customers to leverage all of their investments in Microsoft technologies to include Azure Cloud offerings, modern work and security services to meet the mission needs of U.S. Federal government. </p><p>Prior to this role, she was vice president of Microsoft’s U.S. Public Sector Services. With a career spanning more than 30 years in the technology industry, Catherine has held previous leadership positions with CSC/CSRA, Northrop Grumman, Oracle, Lucent Technology and Digital Equipment Corporation/Compaq. She has also served as chair for the Executive Biz Civilian 4x24 group, was a member of the AFCEA Intelligence Community and University of Maryland University College Cyber Think Tank Advisory Panel, and on the CEO Advisory Council for the ACT/Industry Advisory Council for the ACT/Industry Advisory Council. </p><p>She was the sole recipient of the 2011 Distinguished Alumna from the University of Maryland University College and was named an inductee into the 2018 and 2020 editions of Wash100, an annual selection of influential leaders in government contracting. </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal"><span>ANDREW GRAHAM<img width="217" height="145" src="/media/1933612/adg-4-_217x145.jpg" alt="ADG (4)" style="float: right;"/></span></h2><p>Inside Director and Member of the Board</p><p>Group SVP, Business Development,<br />Defense</p><p><span>Andrew Graham joined Systematic, Inc. Board of Directors in 2014. Andrew is Group Senior Vice President, Business Development for the Defense Business Unit at Systematic A/S, where he has responsibility for Group Defense Order Intake globally. Since joining Systematic A/S in 1993, Andrew has held numerous technical and P&L leadership positions. Andrew is a company director for the Systematic UK and Australia offices and General Manager of Systematic UAE. He is also a member of the Defense Product Management Board setting roadmap direction of the SitaWare and IRIS products. He graduated with a 1st Class Hons BSc in Computer Science from Teeside University in Middlesborough, England. Andrew is married with four children and is passionate mountain bike rider and golfer. </span></p><p> </p><p> </p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px;"><span>HENRIK MESSELL<img width="176" height="232" src="/media/1933622/henrik_messell_176x232.jpg" alt="Henrik _Messell" style="float: right;"/></span><br /></span></p><p>Inside Director Member of the Board.</p><p>Group SVP, Product & Services Systematic A/S.</p><p><span>Henrik Messell joined the Systematic, Inc. Board of Directors in 2014. Henrik is the Group Senior Vice President, Product & Services for the Defense Business Unit at Systematic A/S, where he is responsible for the Group Product and Service deliveries to our international customer base. Since joining Systematic A/S in 2009, he has held numerous leadership positions in Product and Business Development. He is also a member of the Defense Product Management Board setting roadmap direction of the SitaWare and IRIS products. Henrik has a Masters in Management of Technology and an Executive MBA from Aalborg Universitet in Denmark. </span></p></div></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><p> </p>3297<h1>LEDELSE OG BESTYRELSE - SYSTEMATIC INC.</h1><p> </p><h2 class="small-normal">Det amerikanske selskab Systematic Inc., der står for de Nordamerikanske aktiviteter, blev etableret i USA i 1997.</h2><p> </p><p> </p><h2>LEDELSE</h2><h2 class="small-normal">Systematic Inc, USA</h2><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">RAFAEL TORRES Jr.</h2><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/182774/board_per.jpg" alt="Board PER" style="float: right;"/><img width="10" height="10" src="/media/183172/pixel10.png" alt="Pixel10" style="float: right;"/><img width="10" height="10" src="/media/183172/pixel10.png" alt="Pixel10" style="float: right;"/></p><p><span>President. </span></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">BRANDON RYAN</h2><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/1643347/lars_monrad-gylling_148x220px_mg_6671.jpg" alt="Lars _Monrad -Gylling _148x 220px _MG_6671" style="float: right;"/></p><p>Executive Vice President.</p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2>BESTYRELSE</h2><h2 class="small-normal">Systematic Inc, USA</h2><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">STEVE BOUTELLE</h2><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/1711781/steve-boutelle-us-page-image.jpg" alt="Steve -Boutelle -US-page -image" style="float: right;"/>Bestyrelsesformand. </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">LARRY WENTZ</h2><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/1711786/larry-wentz-us-page-image.jpg" alt="Larry -wentz -US-page -image" style="float: right;"/>Bestyrelsesmedlem.</p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">LEDIG</h2><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/1144927/Brian_Fisker_boardmemberv2.jpg" alt="Brian Fisker Boardmemberv2" style="float: right;"/>Ledig plads i bestyrelsen. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2 class="small-normal">HENRIK MESSELL</h2><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/182769/board_njb.jpg" alt="Board NJB" style="float: right;"/><span>Bestyrelsesmedlem.</span></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><p><span style="font-family: 'UniversLTW01-57Condense 723821', sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 30px;">ANDREW GRAHAM</span></p><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/1144927/Brian_Fisker_boardmemberv2.jpg" alt="Brian Fisker Boardmemberv2" style="float: right;"/><span>Bestyrelsesmedlem.</span></p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><p> </p></div></div><p> </p><p class="blackRule"> </p><h2>SIKKERHEDSOFFICER</h2><h2 class="small-normal">Systematic Inc, USA</h2><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col twoCol"><h2 class="small-normal">JUANITA DIGGS</h2><p><img width="148" height="220" src="/media/183315/board_tbs.jpg" alt="Board TBS" style="float: right;"/>Senior Manager. </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"></div></div><p> </p>32970US board of directors of Systematic, Inc.1071301The board of Systematic i currently made up of six members of which two are selected by the company's employees.Systematic Inc., USASystematic Inc, USASystematic, Inc. is a Virginia corporation that has mitigated our foreign ownership through a Special Security Agreement between the U.S. Government, Systematic, Inc. and Systematic A/S, Denmark.0Der er seks medlemmer i bestyrelsen i SystematicSystematics bestyrelse består i øjeblikket af seks medlemmer, hvoraf to er valgt af de ansatte i firmaet.Bestyrelsen i Systematic, Inc. USA har fem medlemmer, hvor de to er amerikanske statsborgere.00000https://systematic.com/about/profile/systematic-inc-usa/
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Vælg ét af nedenstående support områder.</p><h3>Biblioteks- og uddannelsessoftware</h3><ul><li><a href="/library-learning/support/support-cicero/" title="Cicero Support">Cicero - det fælles bibliotekssystem</a></li><li><a href="#" title="Support - Dantek">Dantek Bibliomatik</a></li><li><a href="#" title="Support - MoMo">MoMo - læringsplatform</a></li></ul><h3>Defence software</h3><ul><li><a href="http://systematic.com/defence/services/customer-support/" title="Customer support">Defence product support</a></li></ul></div><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold">SALGSAFDELINGER</h2><p>For information om vores produkter og services, kontakt venligst vores salgsafdelinger:</p><ul><li><a href="#" title="Healthcare">Healthcare</a></li><li><a href="#" title="Intelligence & National Security">Intelligence & National Security </a></li><li><a href="#" title="Defence">Defence</a></li><li><a href="#" title="Public Sector">Public & Private</a></li><li><a href="#" title="Library & 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</p><p>Vær opmærksom på, at du <strong>ikke</strong> kan søge job ved at skrive til e-mail-adresserne på disse sider.</p></div><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold">VORES KONTORER </h2><p>Vi er repræsenteret i 11 lande verden over. </p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/offices/" title="Offices">Find lokationer og kontaktoplysninger<br /></a></p><br /><h2 class="small-bold">PARTNERE</h2><p><a href="/defence/partners/regional-partners/" title="Regional Partners">Find lokationer og kontaktoplysninger på vores partnere på forsvars-it-markedet</a></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><h2 class="small-bold">PRESSE</h2><p><a href="#" title="Press">Besøg vores presserum og find kontaktoplysninger på vores presseafdeling</a></p><h2 class="small-bold"><br />NYHEDSBREVE</h2><p><a href="#" title="Newsletter">Tilmeld dig vores Defence, Healthcare og Library & Learning nyhedsbreve</a></p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold">MØD OS</h2><p>Systematic er repræsenteret på udstillinger, messer og konferencer verden over. </p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/events/" title="Events">Se listen over events og find ud af, hvor du kan møde os</a>.</p><p> </p><h2 class="small-bold">FØLG OS</h2><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="6464" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /></div><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold">CVR OG EAN NUMRE</h2><p><a href="#" title="Newsletter"></a><strong>Systematic A/S:</strong></p><p><span>CVR-nummer: </span>78834412</p><p>EAN-nummer: 5790000012589</p><p> </p><p><strong>Systematic Library & Learning</strong></p><p><span>CVR-nummer: </span>59082418</p><p><span>EAN-nummer: 5790002053184</span></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><h2 class="small-bold">FAKTURAER</h2><p>Vi beder alle danske leverandører sende fakturaer til vores EAN-nummer.</p><p>Formatet skal være i OIOUBL.</p><p>Vi kan undtagelsesvis modtage faktura via PDF, sendt til<a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=cvgakUY8TnOWfUjhMK6e9w== href="mailto:m56Mw5rMqKaufvn+Bzgn3TYIYBWtPVuia2A7p3Q4p900DRISlA+yHlcdl3ctArT405IW7KzFllc1HxAQpqSE9A==" title="Accounting.dk@systematic.com"> Accounting.dk@systematic.com</a></p><p>Ved fremsendelse af elektroniske faktuaer, undlad venligst samtidig at sende en papirkopi.</p><p>Se yderligere info om <a href="/media/1390202/Vigtig_fakturainformation_til_leverandoerer.pdf" target="_blank" title="information om fakturaer til systematic">fakturaer til os her.</a></p></div></div><p> </p><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"></div><div class="col threeCol"></div><div class="col threeCol last"></div></div><h1 class="huge">GET IN TOUCH</h1><p> </p><div class="colRow"></div><div class="colRow"><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold">US HEADQUARTERS</h2><p>Tel: +1 703 385 7522<br /><a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=O6RR8AQDUhuoDaJE+3omYg== href="mailto:9okdtm0UfypJbMb5s4saeV2fNhoKZYiww+oKgS3j6pIPIBvp4jioL3sazWKL7V0dFp4NY/FscFyqIq12N5BW2g==" title="Click to send an e-mail">Click to send an e-mail</a></p><p>Systematic Inc.<br />5885 Trinity Parkway, Suite 150<br />Centreville, Virginia <span>20120-1971 </span><br />USA</p></div><div class="col threeCol"><h2 class="small-bold">SYSTEMATIC GROUP OFFICES</h2><p>The Systematic Group are represented in 11 countries worldwide. </p><p><a href="http://www.systematic.com/access?uslink=ufaYDVDIKSJIESxX" target="_blank" title="Systematic Group Website">Visit our group website</a> or <a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/offices/" title="Offices">find locations and contact details outside USA</a></p></div><div class="col threeCol last"><h2 class="small-bold">FOLLOW SYSTEMATIC INC</h2><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO widget="6464" macroAlias="RTEInsertWidget" /></div></div><p> </p>Contact page3185113186Get in touch! Don't hesitate to contact us for further information about our products and services. Find our addresse, phone number and email address here.ContactKontaktVisit our website for contact information.0Kontakt sideFind vores adresser, telefonnumre og e-mail-adresser Besøg vores website for kontaktinformationer.00000<h1>VORES KONTORER</h1><h2 class="small-normal">Vi er repræsenteret i 11 lande. Find lokationer og adresser på vores kontorer nedenfor.</h2><p> </p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="OfficeMap" /><p> </p><h1>OUR OFFICES</h1><h2 class="small-normal">You find Systematic in 11 countries. See location and contact details of our offices below.</h2><p> </p><p> </p><?UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="OfficeMap" /><p> </p><p> </p>Systematic offices around the world683511See location and contact details of our officesOfficesKontorerSee location and contact details of our offices0Systematics kontorer verden overFind lokationer og adresser på vores kontorerFind lokationer og adresser på vores kontorer00000https://systematic.com/contact/offices/56.151597<p>Systematic A/S<br />CVR no 78 83 44 12</p><p><a href="https://www.systematicinc.com/contact/offices/how-to-get-here/" title="How to get here">How to get to Systematic in Aarhus</a></p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Systematic A/S<br />CVR-nr. 78 83 44 12</p>Mandag til torsdag: 8:00 - 17:00Fredag: 8:00 - 16:0010.176944Søren Frichs Vej 398000Aarhus CDenmark+45 8943 2000+45 8943 2020more.info@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Thursday: 8:00 - 17:00 (UTC+1)Friday: 8:00 - 16:00 (UTC+1)Group headquarters11Headquarters • DenmarkHovedkontor • DanmarkContact information for our group headquarters0HovedkontorKontaktinformationer til vores hovedkontor1000055.682935<p>Systematic A/S<br />CVR no 78 83 44 12</p><p>Systematic A/S<br />CVR-nr. 78 83 44 12</p>Mandag til fredag: 8:30 - 16:0012.585799Landgreven 31301Copenhagen KDenmark+45 8943 2000+45 3391 1497more.info@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Friday: 8:30 - 16:00 (UTC+1)11DENMARK • COPENHAGENDANMARK • KØBENHAVN01000051.283751<p>Systematic Software Engineering Ltd</p><p>Systematic Software Engineering Ltd</p>Mandag til fredag: 9:00 - 17:30 (UTC)-0.779217Meadow GateFarnborough AirportGU14 6XAFarnborough - HampshireUnited Kingdom+44 1276 675533+44 1252 515602more.info.uk@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Friday: 9:00 - 17:30 (UTC)11UNITED KINGDOMSTORBRITANNIEN01000038.842632<p>Systematic Inc.</p><p>Systematic Inc.</p>Monday to Friday: 9:00 - 17:00 (UTC-5)Mandag til fredag: 9:00 - 17:00 (UTC-5)-77.4384915875 Trinity Parkway, Suite 130Centreville, Virginia 20120-1971USA+1 703 385 7522+1 703 385 7733sales@sseusa.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Friday: 9:00 - 17:00 (UTC-5)/inc11/usaUNITED STATESUSA010871000050.927441<p>Systematic GmbH</p><p>Systematic GmbH</p>Mandag til fredag: 8.30 - 16.00 (UTC+1)6.965809Im Zollhafen 2450678KölnGermany+49 221 650 783 71+49 221 650 784 50more.info.de@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Friday: 8.30 - 16.00 (UTC+1)11GERMANYTYSKLAND010000-35.28175<p>Systematic Australia</p><p>Systematic Australia</p>Mandag til fredag: 8:30 - 17:30 (UTC+10)149.12493Tower A, Level 5,7 London CircuitACT 2600CanberraAustralia+61 2 6169 4088+61 2 6169 4100more.info.au@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Friday: 8:30 - 17:30 (UTC+10)11AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIEN01000059.33622<p>Systematic Sweden AB</p><p>Systematic Sweden AB</p>Mandag til fredag: 8:30 - 16:00 (UTC+1)18.07927Ostermalmstorg 1, 4th Floor114 42StockholmSweden+46 770 770109more.info.se@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Friday: 8:30 - 16:00 (UTC+1)11SWEDENSVERIGE01000061.501625<p>Systematic Oy Finland</p><p>Systematic Oy Finland</p>Mandag til fredag: 8:00 - 16:00 (UTC+2)23.760450Finlaysoninkuja 1933210TampereFinland+358 207 463 870+358 207 463 877more.info.fi@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Friday: 8:00 - 16:00 (UTC+2)11FINLANDFINLAND01000001.2737833<p>Systematic Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd<br />Registration no. 201327264N</p><p>Systematic Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd<br />Registration no. 201327264N</p>Mandag til torsdag: 8:00 - 17:00 (dansk tid)Fredag: 8:00 - 16:00 (dansk tid)103.842166715 Hoe Chiang Road#12-02 Tower FifteenSingapore089316+65 6653 7492+45 8943 2020 (headquarters in Denmark)more.info.sg@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Thursday: 8:00 - 17:00 (UTC+1)Friday: 8:00 - 16:00 (UCT+1)11SINGAPORESINGAPORE01000048.8534833<p>Systematic France SAS<br />Registration no. 798 476 891</p><p>Systematic France SAS<br />Registration no. 798 476 891</p>Mandag til torsdag: 8:00 - 17:00 (dansk tid)Fredag: 8:00 - 16:00 (dansk tid)002.36851675 Place de la Bastille75004ParisFrance+45 8943 2000 (headquarters in Denmark)+45 8943 2020 (headquarters in Denmark)more.info.fr@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Thursday: 8:00 - 17:00 (UTC+1)Friday: 8:00 - 16:00 (UCT+1)11FRANCEFRANKRIG010000<h1 class="small">HOW TO GET TO SYSTEMATIC IN AARHUS </h1><p> </p><p>Aarhus Airport is the airport closest to our headquarters in Aarhus, but you will often get here faster through Billund Airport because it has direct flights from most major European cities. From Billund Airport you can go by rental car, taxi or public bus (<a href="http://www.bll.dk/til-lufthavnen/busser?sc_lang=en" target="_blank" title="Time table 912X (Billund Airport to Aarhus)">912X</a>) to Aarhus.</p><p>From both Aalborg Airport and Copenhagen Airport you can go by train to Aarhus. Please refer to <a href="http://www.rejseplanen.dk/bin/query.exe/en" target="_blank" title="Journey Planner">www.rejseplanen.dk</a> or <a href="http://www.dsb.dk" target="_blank" title="Danish Railways DSB">www.dsb.dk</a>.</p><p>From Aarhus Airport you can go by rental car, taxi or public bus (<a href="https://www.midttrafik.dk/koereplaner/lufthavnsbusser-(airport)/aarhus-airport-(uk).aspx" target="_blank" title="Time table 925X (Aarhus Airport to Aarhus)">925X</a>).</p><p>Both busses and trains arrives at Aarhus Train Station (Aarhus H). From here, our headquarters is only 5-10 minutes in taxi (approx. €13). There is a taxi rank outside both the train station and the bus station.</p><p>Address: <a href="https://www.google.com/maps/place/S%C3%B8ren+Frichs+Vej+39/@56.152159,10.176727,3a,90y,153h,90t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1st4rO22uh-LONITmVRM8WQw!2e0!4m2!3m1!1s0x464c3ffae53fcbcb:0xe1a0fc159e0ace88!6m1!1e1" target="_blank">Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus C</a></p><p><strong>Distances:</strong><br /><a href="http://www.aar.dk" target="_blank" title="Visit the Aarhus Airport website">Aarhus Airport</a> > Systematic, Aarhus: 45 km (approx. 40 min. by car)<br /><a href="http://www.bll.dk" target="_blank" title="Visit the Billund Airport website">Billund Aiport</a> > Systematic, Aarhus: 93 km (approx. 60 min. by car)<br /><a href="http://www.aal.dk" target="_blank" title="Visit the Aalborg Airport website">Aalborg Airport</a> > Systematic, Aarhus: 129 km (approx. 90 min. by car)<br /><a href="http://www.cph.dk" target="_blank" title="Visit the Copenhagen Airport website">Copenhagen Airport </a>> Systematic, Aarhus: 304 km (approx. 180 min. by car)</p><p> </p><p><img width="736" height="577" src="/media/856156/Airports-in-Denmark.gif" alt="Airports In Denmark" usemap="#dk-systematic"/></p><?UMBRACO_MACRO coords4="442,365,644,446" alt7="" coords7="" coords6="" alt8="" coords1="170,87,411,136" link3="7408" alt1="Go to Aalborg Airport (AAL)" coords8="" alt2="Go Aarhus Airport (AAR)" macroAlias="InsertImageMap" link8="" link9="" link6="" link7="" link4="7409" link5="" link2="7410" id="dk-systematic" link1="7407" coords9="" alt6="" link10="" alt5="" alt10="" coords3="18,362,220,411" alt4="Go to Copenhagen Airport (CPH)" alt9="" coords2="241,230,482,279" coords10="" coords5="" alt3="Go to Billund Airport (BLL)" />31370How to get to Systematic in Aarhus01Useful travel information for visitors to Systematic's headquarters in AarhusHow to get hereUseful travel information for visitors to Systematic's headquarters in Aarhus01000000000000000000000000000000000000000024.486518<p>Systematic Software Engineering Ltd. - Abu Dhabi<br />License no. CN-1771654</p><p> </p><p>Systematic Software Engineering Ltd. - Abu Dhabi<br />License no. CN-1771654</p>Sunday to Thursday: 9:00 - 15:00 (UTC+4)Søndag til torsdag: 9:00 - 15:00 (GMT + 4 timer)54.358035World Trade Centre, Level 17, Suite 56Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates+971 2 654 4675+45 8943 2020 (headquarters in Denmark)more.info.uae@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailSunday to Thursday: 9:00 - 15:00 (UTC+4)11UNITED ARAB EMIRATESFORENEDE ARABISKE EMIRATER010000-41.284366<p>Systematic New Zealand Limited<br />Registration no. 5707089</p><p>Systematic New Zealand Limited<br />Registration no. 5707089</p>Mandag til torsdag: 8:00 - 17:00 (dansk tid)Fredag: 8:00 - 16:00 (dansk tid)174.77679615 Level, 171 Featherston StreetWellington6011New Zealand+64 04 894 8571+45 8943 2020 (headquarters in Denmark)more.info.nz@systematic.comKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailMonday to Thursday: 8:00 - 17:00 (UTC+1)Friday: 8:00 - 16:00 (UCT+1)11NEW ZEALANDNEW ZEALAND01000056.87863<p>DANTEK AB</p><p>DANTEK AB</p>14.807735Storgatan 735230VäxjöBox 503 35106 VäxjöSweden0470-475 500470-475 70info@dantek.sewww.dantek.seKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailSystematic Library & Learning - Sweden11SWEDEN - Library & LearningSVERIGE - Library & LearningSystematic Library & Learning local Dantek office0Systematic Library & Learning - SverigeSystematic Library & Learning lokalt Dantek kontor1000052.52148<p>DANTEK Bibliothekssysteme</p><p>DANTEK Bibliothekssysteme</p>13.40452Rosenstraße 210178BerlinGermany+49 30 24 31 02 - 174 / 175info@dantek.dewww.dantek.deKlik her for at sende en e-mailClick here to send an e-mailSystematic Library & Learning - Germany11GERMANY - Library & LearningTYSKLAND - Library & LearningSystematic Library & Learning local Dantek Office0Systematic Library & Learning - TysklandSystematic Library & Learning lokalt Dantek Kontor10000Event11Meet usMød os hér000000Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CInspirational session about Gradle in collaboration with the Java Group.<p>Gradle has become de facto within developing in Java, Android + JVM language (Scala, Groovy, Clojure).</p><p>The keynote speaker of the day is Jesper Skov from Jyske Bank, who has worked with application development for many years and most recently Gradle for development of J2EE applications among other things.</p><h3>Schedule</h3><p>16.30-17.00: Welcome and short intro to Gradle by Aage Nielsen<br />17.05-18.30: Gradle by Jesper Skov<br />18.30-19.00: Hands-on/BOF<br />19.00-19.30: Pizza</p><p><br />N.B.! Sign up for members of the Java Group via <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/realize" target="_blank">this link</a>.</p>Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CInspirational session om Gradle i samarbejde med Javagruppen.<p>Gradle er blevet de facto inden for byg til Java, Android + JVM-sprog (Scala, Groovy, Clojure).</p><p>Dagens hovedtaler er Jesper Skov fra Jyske Bank, der har arbejdet med applikationsbyg i mange år og senest med Gradle til blandt andet byg af J2EE-applikationer.</p><h3><br />Program</h3><p>16.30-17.00: Velkommen og kort into til Gradle v. Aage Nielsen<br />17.05-18.30: Gradle v. Jesper Skov<br />18.30-19.00: Hands-on/BOF<br />19.00-19.30: Pizza</p><p> </p><p>OBS! Tilmelding for medlemmer af Javagruppen sker via <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/realize" target="_blank">dette link</a>. </p>2016-01-19T16:30:00145092016-01-19T19:30:000Inspirational sessionsGradle Inspirational Session1450911Inspirational session about Gradle in collaboration with the Java Group.Gradle Inspirational SessionGradle Inspirational SessionInspirational session about Gradle in collaboration with the Java Group.systematic, software, learning, inspirational, session, gradle0Gradle Inspirational SessionInspirational session om Gradle i samarbejde med Javagruppen.Inspirational session om Gradle i samarbejde med Javagruppen.0systematic, software, læring, inspiration, session, gradle0000S Building (2610), Aarhus BSS, Fuglsangs Allé 4, 8210 Aarhus VAre you passionate about working in a company with a professional and inspiring environment? Come meet us at Company Dating in Aarhus.<p>Systemates will be ready to meet our future interns and co-workers – is this you?<br />Or are you just curious or interested in hearing about the opportunities in Systematic? Then come have a chat at Company Dating at BSS in Aarhus.</p><p><br />Preparation time is 2.30pm – 7.00pm and it includes assistance with your CV, applications, finances and much more. The dating itself will take place 4pm – 7pm.</p><p>For more information on the event click on this banner.<a href="http://studerende.au.dk/en/studies/subject-portals/jur/career/aarhus-bss-career/students/careerevents/companydating/" target="_blank"><img width="600" height="222" src="/media/1404990/cd_banner_2016_-_webben.png" alt="Company Dating 2016 full size"/></a></p>S Building (2610), Aarhus BSS, Fuglsangs Allé 4, 8210 Aarhus VBrænder du for at arbejde i en virksomhed i med et professionelt og inspirerende miljø? Kom og mød os til Company Dating i Aarhus.<p>Systemater står klar til at møde vores fremtidige praktikanter og medarbejdere – er det dig? <br />Eller er du bare nysgerrig eller interesseret i at høre om mulighederne hos Systematic? Så kom og få en snak med os til Company Dating på BSS i Aarhus.</p><p><br />Der vil være forberedelsestid 14.30-19.00, med blandt andet hjælp til CV, ansøgninger, økonomi og meget mere. Selve datingen foregår 16.00-19.00.</p><p>For mere information klik på banneret<a href="http://studerende.au.dk/en/studies/subject-portals/jur/career/aarhus-bss-career/students/careerevents/companydating/" target="_blank"><img width="600" height="222" src="/media/1404990/cd_banner_2016_-_webben.png" alt="Company Dating 2016 full size"/></a></p>2016-02-25T14:30:00146672016-02-25T19:00:000Job fairsCompany Dating 20161466711Are you passionate about working in a company with a professional and inspiring environment? Come meet us at Company Dating in Aarhus.Company Dating 2016Company Dating 2016Are you passionate about working in a company with a professional and inspiring environment? Come meet us at Company Dating in Aarhus.event, career, bss, systematic, intern, company, dating, aarhus, 0Company Dating 2016Brænder du for at arbejde i en virksomhed i med et professionelt og inspirerende miljø? Kom og mød os til Company Dating i Aarhus.Brænder du for at arbejde i en virksomhed i med et professionelt og inspirerende miljø? Kom og mød os til Company Dating i Aarhus.0event, karriere, bss, systematic, aarhus, praktik, company, dating, 0000Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CNew perspectives on Social User Experience - when user experience design is more than the individual experience.<p>Within the field of User Experience and Interaction Design, focus has been on the social experiences when users collaborate on a task or when they share information digitally, for example on social media. However, new kinds of technologies are spreading to new sorts of users with the potential of creating new social experiences driven by spontaneity and coincidence rather than rational behaviour, which we see at e.g. sports events. These kinds of social experiences challenge the way that we think and design technology and contain an unexploited potential for designing innovative solutions that support social experiences, which includes collaborative and reflective social user experiences.</p><p>The workshop consists of two parts. First, we have a presentation on a new perspective on design of social user experiences based on research of a series of design projects and prototypes which purpose has been to support the social audience experience at sports events. Based on this understanding of social experiences, the second part of the workshop consists of group work where the participants are to work in a creative framework to rethink and challenge existing solutions and services. The purpose is to give an understanding of and discuss the potential of deliberately working with supporting social user experiences in future projects.</p><p> </p><p>Introductory speaker: <strong>Rune Veerasawny</strong>, UX designer, ph.d. and post doc. From Information Studies at Aarhus Universoty.</p><p>Read more about the UX Experience group <a href="/media/1426237/generel-information.pdf" target="_blank">here</a>. (In Danish)</p><p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">SIGN-UP: kisbe@systematic.com</span></strong></p>Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CNye perspektiver på Social User Experience - når user experience design er mere end den individuelle oplevelse<p>Inden for User Experience og Interaction Design har fokus primært været på de sociale oplevelser, der opstår når brugere samarbejder om opgave, eller når de deler informationer digitalt, f.eks. på sociale medier. Imidlertid breder nye teknologier sig ud til nye typer af brugere, og kan skabe nye sociale oplevelser, der er drevet af spontanitet og tilfældighed frem for rationel adfærd, som man ser det ved f.eks. sportsbegivenheder. Disse nye typer af sociale oplevelser udfordrer måden, hvorpå vi hidtil har tænkt og designet teknologi på, og gemmer på et uudnyttet potentiale i at kunne designe innovative løsninger, der understøtter sociale oplevelser, der strækker sig ud over kollaborative og refleksive sociale brugeroplevelser.</p><p>Workshoppen vil bestå af to dele. Først vil der være en præsentation af et nyt perspektiv på sociale user experiences design baseret på forskning fra en række designprojekter og prototyper, hvis formål har været at understøtte de sociale publikumsoplevelse ved sportsbegivenheder. Med udgangspunkt i denne forståelse af sociale oplevelser vil den anden del af workshoppen bestå af gruppearbejde, hvor deltagerne skal arbejde i en kreativ ramme med at gentænke og udfordre eksisterende løsninger og services ud fra forståelsen af sociale brugeroplevelser. Formålet med dette er at skabe en forståelse for og diskussion omkring potentialet i, at arbejde bevidst med at understøtte social brugeroplevelser i fremtidige projekter.</p><p><br />Oplægsholder: <strong>Rune Veerasawny</strong>, UX designer, ph.d. og post doc fra Informationsvidenskab på Aarhus Universitet.</p><p>Læs mere om UX Erfagruppen <a href="/media/1426237/generel-information.pdf" target="_blank">her</a>.</p><p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>SIGN-UP: kisbe@systematic.com </strong></span></p>2016-03-15T16:30:00160972016-03-15T18:30:000Experience groupsSocial User Experience1609711New perspectives on Social User Experience - when user experience design is more than the individual experience.Social User ExperienceSocial User ExperienceNew perspectives on Social User Experience - when user experience design is more than the individual experience.ux, user, experience, group, rune, veerasawny, systematic0Social User ExperienceNye perspektiver på Social User Experience - når user experience design er mere end den individuelle oplevelseNye perspektiver på Social User Experience - når user experience design er mere end den individuelle oplevelse0ux, user, erfaring, gruppe, rune, veerasawny, systematic0000Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CIntroductory speaker Maja Rottbøll is going to talk about how graphic facilitation can be useful.<p>Graphic facilitation is the art of leading meetings and workshops by means of visual tools and graphic templates that make complex topics understandable in addition to creating engagement and ownership of messages and issues.</p><p>In the workshop, you gain insight into:</p><ul><li>The field of graphic facilitation - what it is and how it can be used.</li><li>Hands-on drawing practice, where you learn the basics of drawing.</li></ul><p> </p><p>Introductory speaker <strong>Maja Rottbøll </strong>is partner in Process Ink. She is a skilled graphic facilitator, educated chaos pilot, her area of specialisation is meeting management, and she is certified as a systemic coach. Maja's great experience from public and private companies, both home and abroad, has given her a great insight into how graphic facilitation can be used in different contexts and at many different levels.</p><p><a href="/media/1640526/generel-information.pdf" target="_blank"><img width="736" height="236" src="/media/1652845/ux-banner_v2.png" alt="UX erfa banner"/></a></p><p> </p><p><a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=3wEmWMfXXP8hImC4ITbFEg== href="mailto:ytwkbe7yitMSXbb2/vslg1MMVbETF7gBsAlgoTTfiC2+UM0XBgAr8MOisnWksJpskcQaQXlR/qIuKZLY9Ls5mg=="><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>SIGN-UP HERE</strong></span></a></p>Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus COplægsholder Maja Rottbøll vil snakke om, hvordan grafisk facilitering kan bruges.<p>Grafisk facilitering er kunsten af lede møder og workshops ved hjælp af visuelle værktøjer og grafiske skabeloner, der gør komplekse emner forståelige og skaber engagement og ejerskab omkring budskaber og problemstillinger.</p><p>På workshoppen får du indsigt i:</p><ul><li>Feltet grafisk facilitering - hvad er det og hvordan kan det bruges</li><li>Hands-on tegnetræning, hvor den basale tegneteknik skal læres</li></ul><p><br />Oplægsholder <strong>Maja Rottbøll</strong> er partner i Process Ink. Hun er udlært grafisk facilitator, uddannet kaospilot med speciale i mødeledelse og systemisk certificeret coach. Majas store erfaring fra offentlige og private virksomheder, i både ind- og udland, har givet hende en kæmpe indsigt i, hvordan grafisk facilitering kan bruges i vidt forskellige kontekster og på mange forskellige niveauer.</p><p><a href="/media/1640526/generel-information.pdf" target="_blank"><img width="736" height="236" src="/media/1652845/ux-banner_v2.png" alt="UX erfa banner"/></a><br /><a href="/media/1426237/generel-information.pdf" target="_blank"></a></p><p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong><a rel="encrypted-email" data-iv=3wEmWMfXXP8hImC4ITbFEg== href="mailto:ytwkbe7yitMSXbb2/vslg1MMVbETF7gBsAlgoTTfiC2+UM0XBgAr8MOisnWksJpskcQaQXlR/qIuKZLY9Ls5mg==">SIGN-UP HER</a><br /></strong></span></p>2016-04-28T16:30:00160972016-04-28T18:30:000Experience groupsGraphic facilitation1609711Introductory speaker Maja Rottbøll is going to talk about how graphic facilitation can be useful.Graphic facilitationGrafisk faciliteringIntroductory speaker Maja Rottbøll is going to talk about how graphic facilitation can be useful.graphic, systematic, facilitation, course, user, experience, group, 0Grafisk faciliteringOplægsholder Maja Rottbøll vil snakke om, hvordan grafisk facilitering kan bruges.Oplægsholder Maja Rottbøll vil snakke om, hvordan grafisk facilitering kan bruges.0grafisk, grafik, facilitering, kursus, bruger, gruppe, erfaring,0000Technical University of Denmark, building 101, 2800 Kgs. LyngbyThe fair stretches over two days, and there are great opportunities for you as a student to get in touch with representatives from the companies that you dream of working for.<p>Would you like to have a chat with Systematic about project collaboration, internship, student job and job opportunities? Then pop by the DSE Fair at DTU in Lyngby the 16th and 17th of March.<br />Here, systemates will be ready to welcome our future colleagues with both popcorn and smiles.</p><p>If a chat with Systematic about the future sounds appealing, bring you friend to the faur and find Systematic at our stand.</p><p>The fair is from 10am to 4pm both days.</p><p>Read more about the fair <a href="https://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/?lang=en" target="_blank">here</a>. (In Danish)<br />See the DSE Fair catalogue <a href="https://studerende.dk/katalog/" target="_blank">here</a>. (In Danish) </p><p><a href="https://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/?lang=en" target="_blank"><img width="735" height="272" src="/media/1432432/messe-16-logo-1024x379_735x272.jpg" alt="DSE Lyngby banner"/></a></p>Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, bygning 101, 2800 Kgs. LyngbyMessen forløber over to dage, hvor der er rig mulighed for, at du som studerende kan komme i kontakt med repræsentanter fra netop de virksomheder, du drømmer om at arbejde for.<p>Kunne du tænke dig en snak med Systematic om et projektsamarbejde, praktikplads, studiejob og jobmuligheder? Så kig forbi DSE Messe på DTU i Lyngby d. 16. og 17. marts. <br />Her vil systemater stå klar til at tage imod vores fremtidige kolleger med både popcorn og smil.</p><p>Hvis en snak med Systematic om fremtiden lyder som noget for dig, så tag din ven eller veninde med til messe og find Systematic ved vores stand.</p><p>Messen varer 10-16 begge dage.</p><p>Læs mere om messen <a href="https://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/" target="_blank">her</a>.<br />Se kataloget for messen <a href="https://studerende.dk/katalog/" target="_blank">her</a>.</p><p><a href="https://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/" target="_blank"><img width="735" height="272" src="/media/1432432/messe-16-logo-1024x379_735x272.jpg" alt="DSE Lyngby banner"/></a></p>2016-03-16T00:00:00151482016-03-17T00:00:001Job fairsDSE Fair Lyngby1514811The fair stretches over two days, and there are great opportunities for you as a student to get in touch with representatives from the companies that you dream of working for.DSE Fair LyngbyDSE Messe LyngbyThe fair stretches over two days, and there are great opportunities for you as a student to get in touch with representatives from the companies that you dream of working for.job, fair, systematic, meet, career, student, future, software, engineering0DSE Messe LyngbyMessen forløber over to dage, hvor der er rig mulighed for, at du som studerende kan komme i kontakt med repræsentanter fra netop de virksomheder, du drømmer om at arbejde for.Messen forløber over to dage, hvor der er rig mulighed for, at du som studerende kan komme i kontakt med repræsentanter fra netop de virksomheder, du drømmer om at arbejde for.0job, messe, systematic, mød, karriere, studerende, fremtid, software, ingeniør0000Systematic Canteen, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CWe are hosting a Meet Up in collaboration with Praqma.<p>Read more and <a href="http://www.meetup.com/CoDe-U-AROS/events/230864013/" target="_blank">SIGN UP here</a> to get a free sandwich and beverage before Tuesday the 7th of June.</p><p> </p><p>The program will contain two talks about automation and continuous delivery:</p><p>16.30: "Continuous Delivery in the Enterprise" by Systematic. Switching to CD requires a different mind-set, not just for developers.</p><p>17.15: "Automation at GoMore" by Jacob Tjørnholm. How GoMore puts code into production to hundreds of thousands of users.</p><p>18.00: Sandwiches and networking</p><p> </p><p>The session is open for everyone - so please invite your friend, colleague or neighbour. You can TRS the session using “KN event".</p><p> </p><p> </p>Systematic kantinen, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CVi afholder et Meet Up i samarbejde med Praqma.<p>Læs mere og <a href="http://www.meetup.com/CoDe-U-AROS/events/230864013/" target="_blank">TILMELD DIG HER</a> før tirsdag d. 7. juni for at få en gratis sandwich og drikkevare.</p><p> </p><p>Programmet indeholder to indlæg om automation og kontinuerlig levering:</p><p>16.30: "Continuous Delivery in the Enterprise" af Systematic. Skifte til CD kræver et anderledes mind-set, ikke kun for udviklere.</p><p>17.15: "Automation at GoMore" af Jacob Tjørnholm. Hvordan GoMore sætter kode i produktion for flere hundrede tusind brugere.</p><p>18.00: Sandwiches og networking</p><p> </p><p>Sessionen er åben for alle - så inviter gerne din ven, kollega eller nabo.</p>2016-06-21T16:30:00162772016-06-21T18:30:000Inspirational sessionsWe are hosting a Meet Up in collaboration with Praqma.1627711We are hosting a Meet Up in collaboration with Praqma.Inspirational Session: AUTOMATION NIGHT (AARHUS)Inspirational Session: AUTOMATION NIGHT (AARHUS)We are hosting a Meet Up in collaboration with Praqma.collaboration, inspirational, session, animation, workshop, gomore, systematic, praqma0Inspirational Session: ANIMATION NIGHT (AARHUS)Vi afholder et Meet Up i samarbejde med Praqma.Vi afholder et Meet Up i samarbejde med Praqma.0samarbejde, inspirational, session, animation, workshop, gomore, systematic, praqma0000Aarhus University, DenmarkMeet us at CompanyDATING where students have the opportunity to meet companies and learn which job possibilities and career paths they can offer. <p>CompanyDATING is inspired by the romantic 'speeddating' concept. Students and organisations meet around small coffee tables with white tablecloths and candlelights. Here they have a few minutes to figure out whether the chemestry is right for a future cooperation before the next suiter gets an opportunity to present him/herself.</p><p>With CompanyDATING students have the opportunity to meet companies and learn which job possibilities and career paths they can offer. </p><p>It is <em>free</em> to join.</p><p>We are looking forward to meeting you!</p><p><a href="http://careercentre.au.dk/en/bss/events/eventswithstudents/companydating/" target="_blank">Learn more about CompanyDATING at careercentre.au.dk</a> </p><p><img width="734" height="249" src="/media/176400/A_Popular_place_to_work.jpg" alt="A Popular Place To Work"/></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>WHO WE ARE </h2><p>Highly trained, professional and committed staff constitute the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Clear career paths, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are part of our <a href="#" title="Career development">career development</a>.</p><p>Dialogue and communication play a significant role in our culture - and a distinct core value of ours is 'freedom with responsibilty'. <a href="#" title="Culture and values">Learn more about our culture and values</a></p><p>Search our <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> or send us your <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application</a> - we look forward to hearing from you! </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>CAREER</h2><p>We are always on the lookout for team-spirited people who strive to be the best in their fields -see the current <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> in Systematic. If you think Systematic needs your unique talent and drive, but cannot find a vacant position that fits on you, you can send us an <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application.</a> </p><p>Each semester, Systematic welcomes a number of interns as a part of our staff at our headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. <a href="#" title="Interns">Meet two interns at Systematic</a> and <a href="#" title="Final projects">explore examples of final projects and meet the authors</a>. Find out <a href="#" title="How to apply">how to apply</a> for an internship.</p></div></div><p> </p>Aarhus UniversitetMød os til CompanyDATING. Her kan du som studerende møde virksomheder og høre, hvilke job- og karrieremuligheder de kan tilbyde.<p>CompanyDATING er inspireret af det romantisk anlagte "speeddatingkoncept". Studerende og virksomheder mødes omkring små caféborde med hvide duge og stearinlys. Her har de få minutter til at finde ud af, om kemien er til stede for et fremtidigt samarbejde, inden næste bejler får mulighed for at opsøge virksomheden. </p><p>Med CompanyDATING får studerende mulighed for at møde virksomheder og høre om og spørge ind til, hvilke job- og karrieremuligheder de kan tilbyde.</p><p>Det er <em>gratis</em> at deltage i CompanyDATING. </p><p>Vi glæder os at møde dig!</p><p><a href="http://careercentre.au.dk/business-social-sciences/arrangementer/arrangementermedstuderende/companydating/" target="_blank">Læs mere om CompanyDATING på careercentre.au.dk</a> </p><p><img width="734" height="249" src="/media/176400/A_Popular_place_to_work.jpg" alt="A Popular Place To Work"/></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>2015-02-26T17:00:0068032015-02-26T20:00:000Job fairs680311Meet us at CompanyDATING where students have the opportunity to meet companies and learn which job possibilities and career paths they can offer. CompanyDATINGCompanyDATING0Mød os til CompanyDATING. Her kan du som studerende møde virksomheder og høre, hvilke job- og karrieremuligheder de kan tilbyde.00000DTU, Lyngby, DenmarkMeet Systematic face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in correlation with jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.<p><img width="736" height="245" src="/media/783573/DSEMesseLyngby_736x245.jpg" alt="Dsemesselyngby 736X245"/></p><p>Students Business Relations (DSE) welcomes you to the largest job and career fair in Denmark - with more than 130 businesses and organisations participating. Representatives from all these companies have only a single purpose: to establish contact with you as a future engineer.</p><p>Whether you have just started at DTU or are in the process of writing your final thesis, the DSE Fair offers plenty of opportunities for you. By visiting the fair , you can take full advantage of the possibility to discover what the industry can offer you, both during and after your studies! This may be in the form of study collaboration, student jobs, or job opportunities when you graduate.</p><p>We look forward to seeing you!</p><p><a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/?lang=en" target="_blank">Learn more on www.studerende.dk</a></p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>WHO WE ARE </h2><p>Highly trained, professional and committed staff constitute the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Clear career paths, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are part of our <a href="#" title="Career development">career development</a>.</p><p>Dialogue and communication play a significant role in our culture - and a distinct core value of ours is 'freedom with responsibilty'. <a href="#" title="Culture and values">Learn more about our culture and values</a></p><p>Search our <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> or send us your <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application</a> - we look forward to hearing from you! </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>CAREER</h2><p>We are always on the lookout for team-spirited people who strive to be the best in their fields -see the current <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> in Systematic. If you think Systematic needs your unique talent and drive, but cannot find a vacant position that fits on you, you can send us an <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application.</a> </p><p>Each semester, Systematic welcomes a number of interns as a part of our staff at our headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. <a href="#" title="Interns">Meet two interns at Systematic</a> and <a href="#" title="Final projects">explore examples of final projects and meet the authors</a>. Find out <a href="#" title="How to apply">how to apply</a> for an internship.</p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>DTU, LyngbyMød os på Danmarks største job- og karrieremesse og hør om vores nuværende projekter og dine kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger m.v.<p><img width="736" height="245" src="/media/783573/DSEMesseLyngby_736x245.jpg" alt="Dsemesselyngby 736X245"/></p><p>De Studerendes Erhvervskontakt (DSE) byder dig velkommen til Danmarks største job- og karrieremesse på Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU) i Lyngby.</p><p>DSE Messe Lyngby strækker sig over to dage, og mere end 130 virksomheder og organisationer deltager.</p><p>Messen giver dig en unik mulighed for at møde og snakke med virksomhedsrepræsentanter og på den måde høre om nuværende projekter og kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger, studenterjobs, jobmuligheder osv.</p><p>Vi glæder os til at møde dig!</p><p><a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/" target="_blank">Få mere at vide om DSE på www.studerende.dk</a></p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores<a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en<a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>2015-03-25T10:00:0068002015-03-26T16:00:000Job fairs680011Meet Systematic face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in correlation with jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.DSE Fair Lyngby 2015DSE Messe Lyngby 20150Mød os på Danmarks største job- og karrieremesse og hør om vores nuværende projekter og dine kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger m.v.00000Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CWe are hosting a GOTO Night in collaboration with Trifork. This talk concerns the Erlang language and Erlang's way of working.<p>Today, we are increasingly faced with requirements to build systems that are distributed, systems that integrate many components, and which are expected to be “always on”. Once launched, it is often the expectations that systems are available 24/7 for all eternity. Erlang was built 20+ years ago to create such always-on systems, and we can all learn a great deal from Erlang the language and Erlang’s ways of working.</p><p>The concepts from Erlang are already making their way into new mainstream programming languages and toolsets. Initially (and that’s what we’re seeing now) it will be adopted piecemeal. One day however … someone will succeed in pulling together a new “full package” without Erlang’s flaws. Right now, contender for this “full package” solution includes Rust and Elixir; and while Go and Scala/Akka are also in the game, those don’t have enough of the "right stuff” in them. They may well conquer the world nonetheles.</p><p> </p><p>Speaker: Kresten Krab Thorup, CTO at Trifork</p><p> </p><p>Price: Free</p><p>Language: English</p><p> </p><p>GOTO Nights are free evening community events driven by involvement from both speakers and participants. Come along to learn something new and network with your peers! We will provide a light meal - all you have to do is show up.</p><p><a href="https://secure.trifork.com/cph-2015/freeevent/index.jsp?eventOID=7029" target="_blank" title="Trifork">Read more and sign up here</a></p><p> </p>Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus CVi er værter for en GOTO Night i samarbejde med Trifork. Dette oplæg omhandler Erlang-sproget og Erlangs måde at arbejde på.<p>I dag bliver vi i stigende grad mødt af krav til at udvikle systemer som er distribuerede, systermer som kan integrere mange komponeneter, og som det forventes kan køre hele tiden og dermed være “always on”. Når et system først er launched forventes det ofte at systemet er tilgængeligt 24/7, til evig tid. Erlang blev bygget for over 20 år siden i håbet om at kreere et sådant system, som altid er "på" og vi kan lære meget af Erlang sproget og Erlangs måde at arbejde på.</p><p>Koncepterne fra Erlang er allerede på vej ind i nye mainstream programmerings-sprog og værktøjer. Til at begynde med (og det er det vi ser i øjeblikket) er det blevet tillært og adopteret i mundfulde. En skønne dag skulle det dog gerne lykkes nogen at skabe en ny fuldkommen pakkeløsning der er Erlangs fejl foruden. Lige nu er der konkurrerende parter på området, bl.a. Rust og Elixir. Og mens Go og Scala/Akka også er med i spillet er de ikke gjort af det rette stof. Det skal dog ikke udelukkes at de kan overtage verden uanset.</p><p> </p><p>Kresten Krab Thorup, som er aftenens taler, er CTO ved Trifork</p><p> </p><p>Pris: Gratis<br />Sprog: Engelsk</p><p><br />GOTO Nights er gratis aftenarrangementer drevet af engagementet fra både talere og deltagere. Kom med og lær noget nyt samtidig med at du netværker med andre der deler dine interesser! Vi vil sørge for at der er et let måltid - det eneste du skal gøre er at møde op.<br /><a href="https://secure.trifork.com/aarhus-2015/freeevent/index.jsp?eventOID=6851" target="_blank" title="Trifork">Læs mere og registrer dig her</a></p>2015-05-18T16:30:00107832015-05-18T18:30:000Other1078311We are hosting a GOTO Night in collaboration with Trifork. This talk concerns the AngularJS framework and provides you with an example of what AngularJS is and how it eases the development of Single Page Apps. Inspirational SessionInspirational Session0Vi er værter for en GOTO aften i samarbejde med Trifork. Dette oplæg omhandler AngularJS rammeværktøjet og giver dig et eksempel på hvad AngularJS er og hvordan det letter udviklingen af Single Page Apps. 00000Katrinebjerg, Aarhus UniversityDuring the carreer day at Katrinebjerg, Aarhus University you can meet Systematic and hear what we offer graduating students and newly graduates.<p>K-day is a carreer event for IT students at Katrinebjerg, Aarhus University. K-day is held for the first time this year, and Systematic can be found at stand no. 2 where we will look forward to talking with both students and newly graduates.</p><p> </p><p>Systematic's owner and CEO, Michael Holm, starts off the day by giving a very short presentation at the ”One-minute-madness”. After this, a handful of Systemates will be present at stand no. 2, where they are ready for a casual conversation about anything that students and newly graduates find interesting. The day ends at Katrinebjerg's friday bar, where K-day participants can come and say hi to Michael Holm, CEO and Dorte Gade, Vice President.</p><p> </p><p><a href="http://www.kdag.au.dk" target="_blank" title="K-day">Read more about Katrinebjerg Carreer Day 2015</a></p>Katrinebjerg, Aarhus UniversitetI løbet af Katrinebjerg Karrieredag på Aarhus Universitet kan du møde Systematic og høre hvad vi tilbyder studerende og nyuddannede.<p>K-dag er en karrieremesse for IT-studerende på Katrinebjerg, Århus Universitet. K-dag afholdes for første gang i år, og Systematic kan findes på stand nr. 2, hvorfra vi glæder os til at snakke med både studerende og nyuddannede.</p><p> </p><p>Systematics ejer Michael Holm skyder dagen i gang med at lave en lynpræsentation til ”One-minute-madness”. Derefter vil en håndfuld Systemater være at finde på standplads 2, hvor de står klar til en uformel snak om alt, hvad de studerende og nyuddannede finder interessant. Dagen rundes af i Katrinebjergs fredagsbar, hvor studerende og nyuddannede kan hilse på Michael Holm og Dorte Gade, Vice President.</p><p> </p><p><a href="http://www.kdag.au.dk" target="_blank" title="Kdag">Læs mere om Katrinebjerg Karrieredag 2015</a></p>2015-05-08T10:30:00112752015-05-08T14:30:000Job fairs11K-dayK-dag000000Systematic, Søren Frichs Vej 39<div align="left"><p>Gamification has been among us for several decades and is often used in commercialization of every day products. Just based on the word “Gamification”, everyone will immediately have an opinion on what it means and especially what it doesn’t mean.</p><p>We will give examples of gamification applied and illustrate the mechanics typically used when gamifying a project.</p><p>The event is open for all - so bring your friend, colleague or neighbour. Free sandwich and beverage included.</p><p>Sign up <a href="https://secure.trifork.com/cph-2015/freeevent/index.jsp?eventOID=7198">here</a></p><div align="left"><strong>Agenda</strong><br />Speaker Intro: Who are we<br />Typical Definition<br />Debunk: Theory vs. The Real World</div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left">Mechanics<br />Pitfalls<br />Categories</div></div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left">Q&As</div><div align="left"></div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left"><strong>Bio</strong><br />Søren Fruergaard<br />34 years old, Information & Communications Technology Engineer at Trifork. Worked with Games, Gamification & Serious Games since 2005.</div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left">Allan A. Kirkeby</div><div align="left">40 years old, Managing Director at Unity Studios Aps. Worked with Games, Gamification and Serious Games since 1995.</div><div align="left"></div><div align="left"><p><strong>Price</strong>: Free</p><p><strong>Language</strong>: English</p></div>Systematic, Søren Frichs Vej 39<p>Gamification har været iblandt os i artier og bliver ofte brugt i kommecialiseringen af hverdagsprodukter. Alle har en mening om ordet ”Gamification” – om hvad det betyder, og især om hvad det ikke betyder.</p><p> </p><p>Vi vil komme med eksempler på anvendelsen af gamification og teknikkerne bag gamificeringen af et projekt.</p><p>Arrangementet er åbent for alle, så tag din ven, kollega eller nabo under armen og kom med. En gratis sandwich og vand er inkluderet.</p><p>Tilmeld dig <a href="https://secure.trifork.com/cph-2015/freeevent/index.jsp?eventOID=7198">her</a></p><p> </p><div align="left"><div align="left"><strong>Agenda</strong><br />Introduktion: Hvem er vi?<br />Typisk Definition<br />Debunk: Teori vs. den virkelige verden</div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left">Teknikker<br />Faldgruber<br />Kategorier</div></div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left">Q&As</div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left"><strong>Bio</strong><br />Søren Fruergaard<br />34 år, Informations- og Kommunicationsteknologi Ingeniør hos Trifork. Har arbejdet med spil, gamification og Serious Games siden 2005.</div><div align="left"> </div><div align="left">Allan A. Kirkeby</div><div align="left">40 år, adm. direktør hos Unity Studios Aps. Har arbejdet med <div align="left">spil, gamification og Serious Games siden 1995.</div><div align="left"> </div></div><div align="left"></div><div align="left"><p><strong>Pris</strong>: Gratis</p><p><strong>Sprog</strong>: Engelsk</p></div>2015-09-22T17:00:00107832015-09-22T19:00:000Inspirational session - gamification11Inspirational session - gamificationInspirational session - gamificationgamification, games, systematic, event, 00gamification, spil, systematic, event, 0000Fuglsangs Allé 4, S Building (2610)Come meet us at Company Dating in Aarhus this Thursday in Aarhus.<p>Systemates will be ready to meet our future interns and co-workers – is it you?<br />Or are you just curious or interested in hearing about the opportunities in Systematic? Then come have a chat at Company Dating at BSS in Aarhus.</p><p>Preparation time will be 14.30-19.00 and it includes assistance with your CV, applications, economics and much more. The company dating itself will take place 16.00-19.00.</p><p>Sign-up and more information <a href="http://studerende.au.dk/en/career/bss/students/careerevents/event/artikel/companydating/" target="_blank">here</a> </p><p><strong>Date</strong>: Thursday 1. October<br /><strong>Place</strong>: Fuglsangs Allé 4, S Building (2610)<br /><strong>Time</strong>: 14.30-19.00</p>Fuglsangs Allé 4, S Building (2610)Kom og mød os til Company Dating på torsdag i Aarhus.<p>Systemater står klar til at møde vores fremtidige praktikanter og medarbejdere – er det dig? <br />Eller er du bare nysgerrig eller interesseret i at høre om mulighederne hos Systematic? Så kom og få en snak med os til Company Dating på BSS i Aarhus.</p><p>Der vil være forberedelsestid 14.30-19.00, med blandt andet hjælp til CV, ansøgninger, økonomi og meget mere. Selve datingen foregår 16.00-19.00.</p><p>Tilmelding og mere information <a href="http://studerende.au.dk/en/career/bss/students/careerevents/event/artikel/companydating/" target="_blank">her</a></p><p><strong>Dato</strong>: torsdag 1. oktober<br /><strong>Sted</strong>: Fuglsangs Allé 4, S Building (2610)<br /><strong>Tid</strong>: 14.30-19.00</p>2015-10-01T14:30:00137052015-10-01T19:00:000Job fairsCompany Dating 201511Come meet us at Company Dating in Aarhus this Thursday in Aarhus.Company Dating 2015Company Dating 2015Come meet us at Company Dating in Aarhus this Thursday in Aarhus.dating, jobs, systematic, company, it, development, career, job, resume, student0Company Dating 2015Kom og mød os til Company Dating på torsdag i Aarhus.Kom og mød os til Company Dating på torsdag i Aarhus.0dating, job, systematic, virksomhed, karriere, studiejob, CV, ansøgning, it, udvikling0000Gigantium, Willy Brandts Vej 31, 9220 AalborgThe fair stretches over two days, and there are great opportunities for you as a student to get in touch with representatives from the companies that you dream of working for.<p>Would you like to have a chat with Systematic about project collaboration, internship, student job and job opportunities? Then pop by the DSE Fair in Gigantium, Aalborg, the 7th and 8th of October.</p><p>Here, systemates will be ready to welcome our future colleagues with both popcorn and smiles.</p><p>If a chat with Systematic about the future sounds appealing, bring your friend to Gigantium and find Systematic at our stand.</p><p>Read more about the fair <a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/aalborg-messe/" target="_blank">here</a> (In Danish)<br />See the DSE Fair catalogue <a href="https://studerende.dk/dse-messe-aalborg-2015/" target="_blank">here</a> (In Danish) </p>Gigantium, Willy Brandts Vej 31, 9220 AalborgMessen forløber over to dage, hvor der er rig mulighed for, at du som studerende kan komme i kontakt med repræsentanter fra netop de virksomheder, du drømmer om at arbejde for.<p>Kunne du tænke dig en snak med Systematic om et projektsamarbejde, praktiskplads, studiejob og jobmuligheder? Så kig forbi DSE Messe i Gigantium, Aalborg, d. 7. og 8. oktober.</p><p>Her vil systemater stå klar til at tage imod vores fremtidige kolleger med både popcorn og smil.</p><p>Hvis en snak med Systematic om fremtiden lyder som noget for dig, så tag din ven eller veninde med til Gigantium og find Systematic ved vores stand.</p><p>Læs mere om messen <a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/aalborg-messe/" target="_blank">her</a><br />Se kataloget for messen <a href="https://studerende.dk/dse-messe-aalborg-2015/" target="_blank">her</a> </p>2015-10-07T10:00:00137162015-10-08T16:00:000Job fairsDSE Fair in Aalborg11The fair stretches over two days, and there are great opportunities for you as a student to get in touch with representatives from the companies that you dream of working for.DSE Fair in AalborgDSE Messe Aalborg The fair stretches over two days, and there are great opportunities for you as a student to get in touch with representatives from the companies that you dream of working for.job, fair, systematic, engineering, career, intern, internship, student, project, dse, aalborg, it0DSE Messe Aalborg Messen forløber over to dage, hvor der er rig mulighed for, at du som studerende kan komme i kontakt med repræsentanter fra netop de virksomheder, du drømmer om at arbejde for.Messen forløber over to dage, hvor der er rig mulighed for, at du som studerende kan komme i kontakt med repræsentanter fra netop de virksomheder, du drømmer om at arbejde for.0job, messe, systematic, ingeniør, it, praktik, studerende, studenterjob, projekt, dse, aalborg0000Navitas, Aarhus School of EngineeringThe job fair is for you, who want to know more about the opportunities in the business community, no matter how far along you are in your studies.<p>Are you currently studying engineering, cand.scient, chief engineering – or are you doing a diploma in technology? Then drop by Aarhus School of Engineering in the brand new Navitas building.</p><p>Systemates will be there, ready to answer all of your questions regarding your opportunities in Systematic, our projects, how we work and much more. We are also ready, if you just want to chat about what is on your mind.</p><p>At the event, free breakfast, lunch and afternoon cake will be served.</p><p>Busses leave from the campuses of Horsens, Herning and Katrinebjerg in the morning and go back again in the afternoon.</p><p>Sounds tempting? Then see you there!</p><p>Read more about the event <a href="http://jobtraef.dk/content/jobfair-jobtr%C3%A6f-aarhus-welcome" target="_blank">here</a></p>Navitas, Ingeniørhøjskolen i ÅrhusJobtræffet er for dig, der vil vide mere om, hvad erhvervslivet kan tilbyde, uanset hvor langt du er kommet på dit studie.<p>Studerer du til ingeniør, cand.scient., maskinmester – eller er du på vej mod et diplom i teknologi? Så sving forbi Ingeniørhøjskolen i Aarhus i det spritnye Navitas.<br />Systemater vil stå klar til at besvare alle dine spørgsmål om dine muligheder hos Systematic, vores projekter, hvordan vi arbejder og meget andet. Vi står også klar, hvis du vil hyggesnakke om løst og fast.</p><p>Til eventet vil der være gratis morgenmad, frokost og eftermiddagskage.</p><p>Der går busser frem og tilbage fra campus i Horsens, Herning og Katrinebjerg.</p><p>Lyder det fristende? Så ses vi!</p><p>Læs mere om eventet <a href="http://jobtraef.dk/aarhus" target="_blank">her</a></p>2015-11-04T08:30:00138182015-11-04T15:30:000Job fairsEngineering job fair 20151381811The job fair is for you, who want to know more about the opportunities in the business community, no matter how far along you are in your studies.Engineering job fair 2015Ingeniøren jobtræf 2015The job fair is for you, who want to know more about the opportunities in the business community, no matter how far along you are in your studies.job, fair, systematic, navitas, career, engineer, future, opportunity, aarhus, education0Ingeniøren jobtræf 2015Jobtræffet er for dig, der vil vide mere om, hvad erhvervslivet kan tilbyde, uanset hvor langt du er kommet på dit studie.Jobtræffet er for dig, der vil vide mere om, hvad erhvervslivet kan tilbyde, uanset hvor langt du er kommet på dit studie.0job, jobtræf, systematic, navitas, karriere, ingeniør, fremtid, mulighed, aarhus, uddannelse,0000Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus C, room B3.30Jens Sandberg Madsen from Danske Bank talks about designing user interfaces, UX and the project Letbank.<p>The human body starts to age from the point of 20 years. Yes, only 20 years! From that point, it slowly goes downhill, and your body loses more and more of its capacities.</p><p>In this presentation, Jens Madsen is going to talk about how user surveys and research about the aging brain helped designers and developers making design decisions that supports those users who are not experienced in online banking, or those who just want a simple design.<br />The last part of the presentation asks the question if designs for the aging brain are in the average digital user’s favour. Jens hopes that the presentation will inspire others to create user interfaces that are simpler and more user friendly for all.</p><p>Jens is going to show examples from usability tests, which illustrate some of the significant UX design decisions in the development of Letbank. Furthermore, he will talk a bit about the background of the project as well as the process of having the users as a centric point.</p><h3>Biography</h3><p>Jens Sandberg Madsen has been a UX specialist for fourteen years, and he works with user surveys, user experience design, usability and institutionalization of UX. Currently, he is employed at Danske Bank and has been there for ten years.</p><p> </p><p>Contact and sign-up: Kirstine Sonne Berg - kirstine.sonne.berg@systematic.com<br />Language: Danish</p>Systematic A/S, Søren Frichs Vej 39, 8000 Aarhus C, lokale B3.30Jens Sandberg Madsen fra Danske Bank holder oplæg om design af brugergrænseflader, UX og projektet bag Letbank.<p>Den menneskelige krop aldres fra du fylder tyve år. Ja, tyve år! Fra det tidspunkt går det stille og roligt ned ad bakke, og din krop mister flere og flere af sine egenskaber.<br /> <br />I oplægget vil Jens Madsen fortælle om, hvordan brugerundersøgelser og forskning om den aldrende hjerne hjalp designere og udviklere med at træffe designbeslutninger, der understøtter brugere, som ikke har erfaring med netbank eller som bare ønsker rigtig enkelt design.<br />Den sidste del af oplægget stiller spørgsmålet, om ikke også design til den aldrende hjerne kommer den gennemsnitlige digitale bruger til gode? Jens håber, oplægget vil inspirere andre til at skabe brugergrænseflader, der er enklere og endnu mere brugervenlige for alle.</p><p>Jens vil vise eksempler fra usability tests, der illustrerer nogle af de væsentligste UX-designbeslutninger i udviklingen af Letbank, og desuden fortælle lidt om baggrunden for projektet, samt om processen, der havde brugerne i centrum.</p><h3>Biografi</h3><p>Jens Sandberg Madsen er UX specialist på 14. år og arbejder med brugerundersøgelser, user experience design, usability samt institutionalisering af UX. Han er ansat hos Danske Bank og har været der i omkring ti år.</p><p>Kontakt og tilmelding: Kirstine Sonne Berg - kirstine.sonne.berg@systematic.com<br />Sprog: Dansk</p><p> </p>2015-11-18T16:00:00142772015-11-18T19:00:000Experience groupsOnline banking for all - UX for the aging brain1427711Jens Sandberg Madsen from Danske Bank talks about designing user interfaces, UX and the project Letbank.Online banking for all - UX for the aging brainNetbank til alle - UX design til den aldrende hjerneJens Sandberg Madsen from Danske Bank talks about designing user interfaces, UX and the project Letbank.ux, systematic, user, interface, userfriendly, experience, group, innovation, process, system0Netbank til alle - UX design til den aldrende hjerneJens Sandberg Madsen fra Danske Bank holder oplæg om design af brugergrænseflader, UX og projektet bag Letbank.Jens Sandberg Madsen fra Danske Bank holder oplæg om design af brugergrænseflader, UX og projektet bag Letbank.0ux, systematic, bruger, brugervenlighed, brugergrænseflader, gruppe, innovation, proces, system0000IT University of Copenhagen, DenmarkMeet interesting companies who are visiting the IT-University to talk to students and maybe coming employees.<p><img width="736" height="239" src="/media/783343/ITMatchMaking_736x239.png" alt="IT Match Making 2014"/></p><p>IT Match Making is the Career Fair of the IT-University which is held twice a year in April and October. Here it is possible to meet interesting companies who are visiting the IT-University to talk to students and maybe coming employees.</p><p>It is your chance to talk to the participating companies and get an idea of job opportunities, project collaboration or inspiration for projects or ideas to explore in your courses. In other words the IT Match Making is for all students – not just those who are looking for a real job!<br /><br />It is also your opportunity to ask a lot of questions, gain relevant contacts in different companies, which might help you to target your application later on. It is a unique way to do some research about companies that seem interesting to you – or to open your eyes to companies you weren’t aware of could be a coming workplace to you.</p><p>We look forward to seeing you!</p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/itmatchmaking" target="_blank">Learn more on facebook.com/itmatchmaking</a></p><p> </p>IT-Universitetet, KøbenhavnHer kan du møde Systematic og andre spændende virksomheder, som besøger IT-Universitetet for at tale med studerende og måske kommende medarbejdere.<p><img width="736" height="239" src="/media/783343/ITMatchMaking_736x239.png" alt="IT Match Making 2014"/></p><p>IT Match Making er IT-Universitetes karrieremesse, som afvvikles to gange om året - i april og oktober. Her kan du møde spændende virksomheder, som besøger IT-Universitet for at tale med studerende og måske kommende medarbejdere.</p><p>IT Match Making er en oplagt mulighed for at tale med Systematic og andre deltagende virksomheder og derved få en ide om jobmuligheder og projektsamarbejdsmuligheder samt få inspiration til nye projekter. IT Match Making er på den måde for alle studerende - ikke kun dem, der er på jobjagt.</p><p>IT Match Making finder sted i IT-Universitetets atrium.</p><p>Vi glæder os til at se dig!</p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/itmatchmaking" target="_blank">Få mere at vide på facebook.com/itmatchmaking</a></p>2014-10-02T10:00:0067952014-10-02T14:00:000Job fairsMeet Systematic at IT Match Making 2014 at the IT-University11IT Match MakingIT Match MakingMeet Systematic and other interesting companies who are visiting the IT-University to talk to students and maybe coming employees.0Mød Systematic på IT Match Making 2014 på IT-UniversitetetHer kan du møde Systematic og andre spændende virksomheder, som besøger IT-Universitetet for at tale med studerende og måske kommende medarbejdere.00000DTU, Lyngby, DenmarkMeet Systematic face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in correlation with jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.<p><img width="736" height="245" src="/media/783573/DSEMesseLyngby_736x245.jpg" alt="Dsemesselyngby 736X245"/></p><p>Students Business Relations (DSE) welcomes you to the largest job and career fair in Denmark - with more than 130 businesses and organisations participating. Representatives from all these companies have only a single purpose: to establish contact with you as a future engineer.</p><p>Whether you have just started at DTU or are in the process of writing your final thesis, the DSE Fair offers plenty of opportunities for you. By visiting the fair , you can take full advantage of the possibility to discover what the industry can offer you, both during and after your studies! This may be in the form of study collaboration, student jobs, or job opportunities when you graduate.</p><p>We look forward to seeing you!</p><p><a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/?lang=en" target="_blank">Learn more on www.studerende.dk</a></p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>WHO WE ARE </h2><p>Highly trained, professional and committed staff constitute the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Clear career paths, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are part of our <a href="#" title="Career development">career development</a>.</p><p>Dialogue and communication play a significant role in our culture - and a distinct core value of ours is 'freedom with responsibilty'. <a href="#" title="Culture and values">Learn more about our culture and values</a></p><p>Search our <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> or send us your <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application</a> - we look forward to hearing from you! </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>CAREER</h2><p>We are always on the lookout for team-spirited people who strive to be the best in their fields -see the current <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> in Systematic. If you think Systematic needs your unique talent and drive, but cannot find a vacant position that fits on you, you can send us an <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application.</a> </p><p>Each semester, Systematic welcomes a number of interns as a part of our staff at our headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. <a href="#" title="Interns">Meet two interns at Systematic</a> and <a href="#" title="Final projects">explore examples of final projects and meet the authors</a>. Find out <a href="#" title="How to apply">how to apply</a> for an internship.</p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>DTU, LyngbyMød os på Danmarks største job- og karrieremesse og hør om vores nuværende projekter og dine kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger m.v.<p><img width="736" height="245" src="/media/783573/DSEMesseLyngby_736x245.jpg" alt="Dsemesselyngby 736X245"/></p><p><span>De Studerendes Erhvervskontakt (DSE) byder dig velkommen til Danmarks største job- og karrieremesse på Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU) i Lyngby.</span></p><p><span><span>DSE Messe Lyngby strækker sig over to dage, og mere end 130 virksomheder og organisationer deltager.</span></span></p><p><span><span>Messen giver dig en unik mulighed for at møde og snakke med virksomhedsrepræsentanter og på den måde høre om nuværende projekter og kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger, studenterjobs, jobmuligheder osv.</span></span></p><p><span><span>Vi glæder os til at møde dig!</span></span></p><p><span><span><a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/lyngbymessen/" target="_blank">Få mere at vide om DSE på www.studerende.dk</a></span></span></p><p><span><span> </span></span></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores<a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en<a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>2014-04-09T00:00:0068002014-04-10T00:00:001Job fairsMeet Systematic at DSE Fair Lyngby 9-10 April 201411DSE Fair Lyngby 2014DSE Messe Lyngby 2014Meet Systematic face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in correlation with jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.0Mød Systematic på DSE Lyngby 9.-10. april 2014Mød os på Danmarks største job- og karrieremesse og hør om vores nuværende projekter og dine kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger m.v.00000Aalborg, DenmarkThe fair is a great opportunity for engineering students to meet companies face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in connection to jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.<p><img width="736" height="245" src="/media/783760/DSEMesseAalborg_736x245.jpg" alt="Dsemesseaalborg 736X245"/></p><p>Come meet us at Jutland's largest job fair for engineers - DSE Messe Aalborg 2014. The fair will during its two days provide you with the opportunity to talk to representatives from those companies that you dream of working for. You can talk to the firms about for example projects, internships, student jobs or job opportunities.</p><p>The DSE fair is for you if you are a student who wishes to give your career a push in the right direction – whether that means getting acquainted with professional firms or specifically finding your dream job. So seize this great opportunity and visit the next DSE fair.</p><p>We are looking forward to seeing you!</p><p>Get to know about the DSE job fair at <a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/aalborg-fair/?lang=en" target="_blank">studerende.dk</a> </p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>WHO WE ARE </h2><p>Highly trained, professional and committed staff constitute the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Clear career paths, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are part of our <a href="#" title="Career development">career development</a>.</p><p>Dialogue and communication play a significant role in our culture - and a distinct core value of ours is 'freedom with responsibilty'. <a href="#" title="Culture and values">Learn more about our culture and values</a></p><p>Search our <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> or send us your <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application</a> - we look forward to hearing from you! </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>CAREER</h2><p>We are always on the lookout for team-spirited people who strive to be the best in their fields -see the current <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> in Systematic. If you think Systematic needs your unique talent and drive, but cannot find a vacant position that fits on you, you can send us an <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application.</a> </p><p>Each semester, Systematic welcomes a number of interns as a part of our staff at our headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. <a href="#" title="Interns">Meet two interns at Systematic</a> and <a href="#" title="Final projects">explore examples of final projects and meet the authors</a>. Find out <a href="#" title="How to apply">how to apply</a> for an internship.</p></div></div><p> </p>Gigantium, AalborgMød os på Jyllands største job- og karrieremesse for inteniører og hør om vores nuværende projekter og dine kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger m.v.<p><img width="736" height="245" src="/media/783760/DSEMesseAalborg_736x245.jpg" alt="Dsemesseaalborg 736X245"/></p><p>Kom og mød os på Jyllands største ingeniørmesse - DSE Messe Aalborg 2014, hvor en bred vifte af ingeniørvirksomheder er repræsenteret. Messen forløber over to dage, hvor der er rig mulighed for, at du som studerende kan komme i kontakt med repræsentanter fra netop de virksomheder, du drømmer om at arbejde for. Det er en unik mulighed for at snakke med virksomheder om projektsamarbejde, praktikplads, studenterjob og ikke mindst jobmuligheder.</p><p><span>Messen er for dig, som ønsker at give din karriere et skub i den rigtige retning, hvad enten det betyder at lære virksomhederne at kende eller helt konkret at finde drømmejobbet. Så grib chancen og kom med til den næste DSE-messe.</span></p><p>Vi glæder os til at se dig og høre om dine karriereplaner.</p><p>Få mere at vide om DSE på <a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-produkt/aalborg-messe/" target="_blank">www.studerende.dk</a></p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores<a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en<a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>2014-10-08T00:00:0067992014-10-09T00:00:001Job fairsMeet Systematic at the DSE Job Fair Aalborg 201411DSE Job Fair Aalborg 2014DSE Messe Aalborg 2014Meet us face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in connection to jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.0Mød Systematic på DSE Messe Aalborg 2014Mød os på Jyllands største job- og karrieremesse for ingeniører og hør om vores nuværende projekter og dine kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger m.v.00000Aarhus University, DenmarkMeet us at CompanyDATING where students have the opportunity to meet companies and learn which job possibilities and career paths they can offer. <p>CompanyDATING is inspired by the romantic 'speeddating' concept. Students and organisations meet around small coffee tables with white tablecloths and candlelights. Here they have a few minutes to figure out whether the chemestry is right for a future cooperation before the next suiter gets an opportunity to present him/herself.</p><p>With CompanyDATING students have the opportunity to meet companies and learn which job possibilities and career paths they can offer. </p><p>It is <em>free</em> to join.</p><p>We are looking forward to meeting you!</p><p><a href="http://careercentre.au.dk/en/bss/events/eventswithstudents/companydating/" target="_blank">Learn more about CompanyDATING at careercentre.au.dk</a> </p><p><img width="734" height="249" src="/media/176400/A_Popular_place_to_work.jpg" alt="A Popular Place To Work"/></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>WHO WE ARE </h2><p>Highly trained, professional and committed staff constitute the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Clear career paths, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are part of our <a href="#" title="Career development">career development</a>.</p><p>Dialogue and communication play a significant role in our culture - and a distinct core value of ours is 'freedom with responsibilty'. <a href="#" title="Culture and values">Learn more about our culture and values</a></p><p>Search our <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> or send us your <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application</a> - we look forward to hearing from you! </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>CAREER</h2><p>We are always on the lookout for team-spirited people who strive to be the best in their fields -see the current <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> in Systematic. If you think Systematic needs your unique talent and drive, but cannot find a vacant position that fits on you, you can send us an <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application.</a> </p><p>Each semester, Systematic welcomes a number of interns as a part of our staff at our headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. <a href="#" title="Interns">Meet two interns at Systematic</a> and <a href="#" title="Final projects">explore examples of final projects and meet the authors</a>. Find out <a href="#" title="How to apply">how to apply</a> for an internship.</p></div></div><p> </p>Aarhus UniversitetMød os til CompanyDATING. Her kan du som studerende møde virksomheder og høre, hvilke job- og karrieremuligheder de kan tilbyde.<p>CompanyDATING er inspireret af det romantisk anlagte "speeddatingkoncept". Studerende og virksomheder mødes omkring små caféborde med hvide duge og stearinlys. Her har de få minutter til at finde ud af, om kemien er til stede for et fremtidigt samarbejde, inden næste bejler får mulighed for at opsøge virksomheden. </p><p>Med CompanyDATING får studerende mulighed for at møde virksomheder og høre om og spørge ind til, hvilke job- og karrieremuligheder de kan tilbyde.</p><p>Det er <em>gratis</em> at deltage i CompanyDATING. </p><p>Vi glæder os at møde dig!</p><p><a href="http://careercentre.au.dk/business-social-sciences/arrangementer/arrangementermedstuderende/companydating/" target="_blank">Læs mere om CompanyDATING på careercentre.au.dk</a> </p><p><img width="734" height="249" src="/media/176400/A_Popular_place_to_work.jpg" alt="A Popular Place To Work"/></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><p> </p><p> </p>2014-09-25T17:00:0068032014-09-25T20:00:000Job fairsMeet Systematic at Aarhus University's CompanyDATING11CompanyDATINGCompanyDATINGMeet us at CompanyDATING where students have the opportunity to meet companies and learn which job possibilities and career paths they can offer. 0Mød Systematic på Aarhus Universitets CompanyDATINGMød os til CompanyDATING, hvor du som studerende kan møde virksomheder og høre, hvilke job- og karrieremuligheder de kan tilbyde.00000AU Herning, KantinenMød os til Matchday. Her kan du som studerende møde os og høre, hvilke job- og karrieremuligheder vi kan tilbyde.<p>Matchday vil være en rigtig god mulighed for at networke med organisationer og virksomheder. Vi vil være tilstede sammen med andre virksomheder – klar til at networke med dig. Måske vi er et match?</p><p>Du har mulighed for at tale med os om stort set alt fra praktik, relevante studiejobs, mentoraftaler, fuldtidsjobs, bachelor-/kandidatafhandlinger til semesterprojekter.</p><p>Det er gratis at deltage i Matchday.</p><p>Vi glæder os til at møde dig!</p><p><img width="736" height="335" src="/media/62668/more_than_just_a_job.jpg" alt="More Than Just A Job"/></p><p> </p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><p> </p>
2014-02-25T11:00:0070482014-02-25T15:00:000Job fairs704810Matchday0Mød Systematic på Matchday i Herning 25. februarMød Systematic på Matchday på AU Herning 25. februar 2014Du har mulighed for at tale med os om stort set alt fra praktik, relevante studiejobs, mentoraftaler, fuldtidsjobs, bachelor-/kandidatafhandlinger til semesterprojekter.00000Navitas, AarhusMeet Systematic at Ingeniørens Jobtræf, where the participating companies and the students meet and create connections aimed at project work and future employment. <p>“Jobtræf” is a fair, where engineering student and companies meet to network and get to know each other. The leading Danish companies within engineering is represented and look forward to invite the students to an informal conversation about career opportunities.</p><p><a href="http://jobtraef.dk/content/om-jobtr%C3%A6f" title="Ingeniørens Jobtræf">Learn more about Ingeniørens Jobtræf here</a>.</p><p><img width="679" height="296" src="/media/951126/JOBTRF-3.jpg" alt="JOBTRF 3" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>WHO WE ARE </h2><p>Highly trained, professional and committed staff constitute the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Clear career paths, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are part of our <a href="#" title="Career development">career development</a>.</p><p>Dialogue and communication play a significant role in our culture - and a distinct core value of ours is 'freedom with responsibilty'. <a href="#" title="Culture and values">Learn more about our culture and values</a></p><p>Search our <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> or send us your <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application</a> - we look forward to hearing from you! </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>CAREER</h2><p>We are always on the lookout for team-spirited people who strive to be the best in their fields -see the current <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> in Systematic. If you think Systematic needs your unique talent and drive, but cannot find a vacant position that fits on you, you can send us an <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application.</a> </p><p>Each semester, Systematic welcomes a number of interns as a part of our staff at our headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. <a href="#" title="Interns">Meet two interns at Systematic</a> and <a href="#" title="Final projects">explore examples of final projects and meet the authors</a>. Find out <a href="#" title="How to apply">how to apply</a> for an internship.</p></div></div><p> </p>Navitas, AarhusMød Systematic til Ingeniørens Jobtræf, hvor de udstillende virksomheder og de studerende møder hinanden og etablerer kontakter for projektarbejder og konkrete ansættelser.<p>Jobtræf er messen, hvor ingeniørstuderende og virksomheder mødes for at networke og lære hinanden at kende. Danmarks førende ingeniørtunge virksomheder deltager med stande, og de glæder sig hvert år til at byde de studerende velkommen til en uformel snak om karrieremuligheder.</p><p><a href="http://jobtraef.dk/content/om-jobtr%C3%A6f" target="_blank" title="Ingeniørens Jobtræf">Læs mere om Ingeniørens Jobtræf her</a>.</p><p><img width="679" height="296" src="/media/951126/JOBTRF-3.jpg" alt="JOBTRF 3" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"/></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><div class="col twoCol"></div><div class="col twoCol last"></div>2014-11-13T09:00:0093052014-11-13T15:30:000Job fairs11Ingeniørens JobtræfIngeniørens Jobtræf000000Musikhuset, Aarhus, DenmarkAt the GOTO conference in Aarhus, Denmark, Systematic will make a presentation on our efforts of introducing an even more innovative approach in our company. <p>In the highly competitive market of software development there is a need for constant change, or more precisely a constant need for newness obtained through creativity.</p><p>A company such as Systematic has to adopt a forward-thinking attitude and must constantly challenge existing ways of doing things. That is why we continuously are researching into new technologies, constantly are improving all software processes and always prioritise aggressive skills development.</p><p>On the GOTO conference in Aarhus, Systematic software architect Karsten Telling Nielsen will amongst other things explain the idea behind <a href="#" title="Innovation Days">Systematic’s Innovation Days</a> but also prototyping teams and customer driven innovation initiatives are on the agenda.</p><p>Learn more about Systematic's <a href="#" title="Approach to software development">approach to software development<br /></a></p><p> </p><h2 class="small-bold">GET A SNEAK PREVIEW OF KARSTEN'S PRESENTATION SLIDES</h2><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="6313" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p>
Musikhuset, AarhusPå GOTO-konferencen i Aarhus holder Systematic et indlæg om vores bestræbelser på at skabe en endnu mere innovativ tilgang i virksomheden.<p>I det stærkt konkurrenceprægede marked for softwareudvikling er der behov for konstant forandring, eller mere præcist et konstant behov for 'friskhed' opnået gennem kreativitet.</p><p>For en virksomhed som Systematic er det afgørende at tænke fremadrettet og bestandigt udfordre det bestående. Derfor udforsker vi løbende nye teknologier, forbedrer konstant alle softwareprocesser og prioritierer altid offensiv udvikling af kompetencer.</p><p>På GOTO-konferencen i Aarhus vil Systematic-softwarearkitekt Karsten Telling Nielsen blandt andet fortælle om ideen bag <a href="#" title="Innovation Days">Systematics Innovation Days</a>, men også prototype-team og kundedrevet innovation er blandt emnerne.</p><p>Få mere at vide om Systematics <a href="#" title="Approach">tilgang til softwareudvikling<br /><br /></a></p><h2 class="small-bold">SMUGKIG KARSTEN'S PRÆSENTATION</h2><?UMBRACO_MACRO video="6313" macroAlias="VideoinRTE" /><p> </p>
2013-09-30T00:00:0059552013-10-02T23:59:0011539ConferencesGet to know more about Systematic's innovative approach595511At the GOTO conference in Aarhus, Denmark, Systematic will make a presentation on our efforts of introducing a more innovative approach in the company. GOTO: Innovation in a CMMI 5 companyGOTO: Innovation i en CMMI 5-virksomhedAt the GOTO conference 2013 in Aarhus, Denmark, Systematic will make a presentation on our efforts of introducing an even more innovative approach in the company0Få mere at vide om Systematics innovative tilgangPå GOTO-konferencen i Aarhus i efteråret 2013 holder Systematic et indlæg om vores bestræbelser på at introducere en endnu mere innovativ tilgang i virksomheden00000Aarhus University, Ingeniørhøjskolen i Aarhus, Dalgas Avenue 2, 8000 Aarhus CJobtræf is a fair where engineering students and companies meet to network and get to know each other. We will be there and are looking forward to meeting you for an informal talk about career options.<p><img width="736" height="103" src="/media/772614/Jobtraef2013_736px.jpg" alt="Jobtraef2013 736Px"/>Jobtræf Aarhus is an unique opportunity for you as a future engineer to search for information about the business world that you sooner or later will become part of.</p><p>On our stand we will be ready to talk with you about your opportunities in our company with your particular education.</p><p><a href="http://www.jobtraef.dk/aarhus/for-studerende" target="_blank">Learn more at www.jobtraef.dk</a> (in Danish)</p>Aarhus University, Ingeniørhøjskolen i Aarhus, Dalgas Avenue 2, 8000 Aarhus CJobtræf er messen, hvor ingeniørstuderende og virksomheder mødes for at networke og lære hinanden at kende. Vi deltager med en stand og glæder os til at byde studerende velkommen til en uformel snak om karrieremuligheder.<p><img width="736" height="103" src="/media/772614/Jobtraef2013_736px.jpg" alt="Jobtraef2013 736Px"/>Jobtræf Aarhus er en unik mulighed for dig som kommende ingeniør at søge oplysninger om erhvervslivet, som du før eller siden bliver en del af.</p><p>Vi står klar på vores stand til at snakke med dig om, hvilke muligheder din uddannelse giver hos os. </p><p><a href="http://www.jobtraef.dk/aarhus/for-studerende" target="_blank">Læs mere på www.jobtraef.dk</a></p>2013-11-07T09:00:0062582013-11-07T15:30:000Job fairs11Jobtræf Aarhus 2013Jobtræf Aarhus 2013000000VIA University College Horsens, Chr. M. Østergaardsvej 4, 8700 HorsensStudents from VIA University College Horsens are welcome to come and ask us questions about internships, what to focus on when writing an an application etc. <p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/422033891240763/" target="_blank">Learn more about Green Tuesday at Career Service Centre's facebook page</a></p>VIA University College Horsens, Chr. M. Østergaardsvej 4, 8700 HorsensStuderende på VIA University College er velkomne til at komme og møde os og få svar på spørgsmål om praktikophold, hvad man bør fokusere på i sin ansøgning m.v.<p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/422033891240763/" target="_blank">Få mere at vide om Green Tuesday på Career Service Centre's facebookside</a></p>2013-09-24T13:00:0062572013-09-24T16:00:000Job fairs11Green TuesdayGreen Tuesday000000Aalborg, DenmarkThe fair is a great opportunity for engineering students to meet companies face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in connection to jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.<p><img width="730" height="243" src="/media/745466/DSEMesse2013_730x243.jpg" alt="Dsemesse2013"/></p><p>Come meet us at Jutland's largest job fair for engineers - DSE Messe Aalborg 2013. We are looking forward to see you and hear about your career plans.<br /><br /></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>WHO WE ARE </h2><p>Highly trained, professional and committed staff constitute the backbone of a knowledge-based company as ours. Clear career paths, constant learning and structured knowledge sharing are part of our <a href="#" title="Career development">career development</a>.</p><p>Dialogue and communication play a significant role in our culture - and a distinct core value of ours is 'freedom with responsibilty'. <a href="#" title="Culture and values">Learn more about our culture and values</a></p><p>Search our <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> or send us your <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application</a> - we look forward to hearing from you! </p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>CAREER</h2><p>We are always on the lookout for team-spirited people who strive to be the best in their fields -see the current <a href="#" title="Vacant positions">vacant positions</a> in Systematic. If you think Systematic needs your unique talent and drive, but cannot find a vacant position that fits on you, you can send us an <a href="#" title="Unsolicited applications">unsolicited application.</a> </p><p>Each semester, Systematic welcomes a number of interns as a part of our staff at our headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. <a href="#" title="Interns">Meet two interns at Systematic</a> and <a href="#" title="Final projects">explore examples of final projects and meet the authors</a>. Find out <a href="#" title="How to apply">how to apply</a> for an internship.</p></div></div><p> </p><p>Get to know about the DSE job fair: <a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-fair-aalborg-2013/?lang=en" target="_blank">studerende.dk/dse-fair-aalborg-2013/?lang=en</a> </p>AalborgEn enestående mulighed for ingeniørstuderende for at mødes og snakke med virksomhedsrepræsentanter og derigennem høre om nuværende projekter og kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger, studenterjobs, projektmuligheder osv.<p><img width="730" height="243" src="/media/745466/DSEMesse2013_730x243.jpg" alt="Dsemesse2013"/></p><p>Kom og mød os på Jyllands største ingeniørmesse - DSE Messe Aalborg 2013. Vi glæder os til at se dig og høre om dine karriereplaner.<br /><br /></p><div class="colRow blue-dotted"><div class="col twoCol"><h2>HVEM ER VI?</h2><p>Højtuddannede, professionelle og engagerede medarbejdere udgør rygraden i en videnbaseret virksomhed som vores. Klare karriereveje, konstant læring og struktureret videndeling er en del af vores<a href="/join-us/why-systematic/career-development/" title="Career development">karriereudvikling</a>.</p><p>Dialog og åben kommunikation spiller en væsentlig rolle i vores kultur - og en af vores centrale kerneværdier er 'frihed under ansvar'. <a href="/join-us/why-systematic/culture-and-values/" title="Culture and values">Læs mere om vores kultur og værdier</a>.</p><p>Søg i vores <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>eller send os en<a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning</a> - vi glæder os til at høre fra dig!</p></div><div class="col twoCol last"><h2>KARRIERE</h2><p>Vi er altid på udkig efter dem, der stræber efter at være de bedste inden for deres område - se de <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/vacant-positions/" title="Vacant positions">ledige stillinger </a>hos Systematic. Hvis du mener, dine kompetencer kan bidrage hos Systematic, men ikke kan finde et stillingsopslag der matcher dig, så send os en <a href="/join-us/search-and-apply/unsolicited-applications/" title="Unsolicited applications">uopfordret ansøgning.</a> </p><p>Hvert semester byder Systematic velkommen til <a href="/join-us/students/interns/" title="Interns">praktikanter</a> på vores hovedkontor i Aarhus. Mød <a href="/join-us/students/interns/cecilie/" title="Cecilie">Cecilie</a> og <a href="/join-us/students/interns/andreas/" title="Andreas">Andreas</a>, der begge har været praktikanter i Systematic, og få <a href="/join-us/students/final-projects/" title="Final projects">inspiration til specialeopgaver og mød forfatterne</a>. Find ud af, <a href="/join-us/students/how-to-apply/" title="How to apply">hvordan du søger</a> et praktikophold eller et specialesamabejde.</p></div></div><p> </p><p>Få mere at vide om DSE på <a href="http://studerende.dk/dse-messe-aalborg-2013/" target="_blank">www.studerende.dk/dse-messe-aalborg-2013/</a></p>2013-10-09T00:00:0030962013-10-10T00:00:001Job fairsDSE Job Fair Aalborg 201311DSE Job Fair Aalborg 2013DSE Messe Aalborg 2013Come meet us at Jutland's largest job fair for engineers - DSE Messe Aalborg 2013. We are looking forward to see you and hear about your career plans.0DSE Messe Aalborg 2013Kom og mød os på Jyllands største ingeniørmesse - DSE Messe Aalborg 2013. Vi glæder os til at se dig og høre om dine karriereplaner.00000Aalborg, DenmarkCareer Deays is the only nationwide job fair in Denmark, specifically targeting higher education students. Career Days happens every year at the beginining of March in the four university cities Aalborg, Aarhus, Odense and Copenhagen.<p><span>Idræts- og Kulturcentret Gigantium</span><br /><span>Willy Brandts Vej 31</span><br /><span>9220 Aalborg Øst</span><br /><br /><br /><a href="http://www.karrieredagene.dk/" target="_blank" title="">Learn more and sign up at www.karrieredagene.dk</a></p>AalborgKarrieredagene er den eneste landsdækkende jobmesse, der henvender sig direkte til studerende på alle de videregående uddannelser. Karrieredagene ejes af Manova og afholdes i begyndelsen af marts måned 2013 i de fire universitetsbyer Aalborg, Aarhus, Odense og København.<p><span>Idræts- og Kulturcentret Gigantium</span><br /><span>Willy Brandts Vej 31</span><br /><span>9220 Aalborg Øst</span></p><p> </p><p><a href="http://www.karrieredagene.dk" target="_blank"><span>Læs mere og tilmeld dig på www.karrieredagene.dk</span></a></p>2013-03-05T10:00:0047992013-03-05T16:00:000Job fairs11Career DaysKarrieredagene00000Copenhagen, DenmarkCareer Deays is the only nationwide job fair in Denmark, specifically targeting higher education students. Career Days happens every year at the beginining of March in the four university cities Aalborg, Aarhus, Odense and Copenhagen.<p><span>Øksnehallen</span><br /><span>Halmtorvet 11</span><br /><span>1700 Copenhagen V</span><br /><br /><br /><a href="http://www.karrieredagene.dk/" target="_blank" title="">Learn more and sign up at www.karrieredagene.dk</a></p>KøbenhavnKarrieredagene er den eneste landsdækkende jobmesse, der henvender sig direkte til studerende på alle de videregående uddannelser. Karrieredagene ejes af Manova og afholdes i begyndelsen af marts måned 2013 i de fire universitetsbyer Aalborg, Aarhus, Odense og København.<p><span>Øksnehallen</span><br /><span>Halmtorvet 11</span><br /><span>1700 København V</span></p><p> </p><p><a href="http://www.karrieredagene.dk" target="_blank"><span>Læs mere og tilmeld dig på www.karrieredagene.dk</span></a></p>2013-03-08T10:00:0047992013-03-08T17:00:000Job fairs11Career DaysKarrieredagene00000Aarhus, DenmarkCareer Deays is the only nationwide job fair in Denmark, specifically targeting higher education students. Career Days happens every year at the beginining of March in the four university cities Aalborg, Aarhus, Odense and Copenhagen.<p><span>Radisson Blu Scandinavian Hotel</span><br /><span>Margrethepladsen 1</span><br /><span>8000 Aarhus C</span><br /><br /><br /><a href="http://www.karrieredagene.dk/" target="_blank" title="">Learn more and sign up at www.karrieredagene.dk</a></p>AarhusKarrieredagene er den eneste landsdækkende jobmesse, der henvender sig direkte til studerende på alle de videregående uddannelser. Karrieredagene ejes af Manova og afholdes i begyndelsen af marts måned 2013 i de fire universitetsbyer Aalborg, Aarhus, Odense og København.<p><span>Radisson Blu Scandinavian Hotel</span><br /><span>Margrethepladsen 1</span><br /><span>8000 Aarhus C</span></p><p> </p><p><a href="http://www.karrieredagene.dk" target="_blank"><span>Læs mere og tilmeld dig på www.karrieredagene.dk</span></a></p>2013-03-06T10:00:0047992013-03-06T16:00:000Job fairs11Career DaysKarrieredagene00000Aalborg, DenmarkStudents Business Relations (De Studerendes Erhvervkontakt, DSE) invites to Focus Night - a unique opportunity for students to get close to a selection of engineering companies.<p><a href="http://www.facebook.com/studerende.dk" target="_blank">Learn more on facebook/studerende.dk</a></p><p> </p>Aalborg, DanmarkDe Studerendes Erhvervkontakt (DSE) inviterer til fokusaften - en unik mulighed for studerende til at møde en gruppe af spændende ingeniørvirksomheder. <p><a href="http://www.facebook.dk/studerende.dk" target="_blank">Læs mere på facebook.dk/studerende.dk</a></p>2013-03-14T00:00:0048032013-03-14T00:00:001Job fairs11Focus NightFokusaften00000Lyngby, DenmarkThe fair is a great opportunity for engineering students to meet companies face to face and hear about current projects and future possibilities in connection to jobs, internships, student jobs, school project and much more.<p><a href="http://www.studerende.dk/messer/dml" target="_blank">Learn more on www.studerende.dk/messer/dml</a></p>DTU, LyngbyEn enestående mulighed for ingeniørstuderende for at mødes og snakke med virksomhedsrepræsentanter og derigennem høre om nuværende projekter og kommende muligheder i forhold til job, praktikantstillinger, studenterjobs, projektmuligheder osv.<p><a href="http://www.studerende.dk/messer/dml" target="_blank">Få mere at vide om DSE på www.studerende.dk/messer/dml</a></p>2013-03-20T00:00:0048022013-03-20T00:00:001Job fairs11DSEDSE00000IT University of Copenhagen, DenmarkMoveOn Communication has packed a programme of exciting IT companies who are all excited to see you on the day - we are one of them. Come meet us and hear how we have used ITU students, which can work as inspiration in getting a student relevant job.<p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/itmatchmaking" target="_blank">Learn more on facebook.com/itmatchmaking</a></p><p> </p>IT-Universitet, KøbenhavnMoveOn Communication har sammensat et progrem med spændende it-virksomheder, som alle er interesserede i at møde dig på dagen. Kom og mød os hør, hvordan vi har gjort brug af ITU-studerende, og få inspiration til at få et spændende studenterjob.<p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/itmatchmaking" target="_blank">Få mere at vide på facebook.com/itmatchmaking</a></p>2013-04-09T10:00:0031002013-04-09T15:00:000Job fairs11IT Match MakingIT Match Making00000IT University of Copenhagen, DenmarkMoveOn Communication has packed a programme of exciting IT companies who are all excited to see you on the day - we are one of them. Come meet us and hear how we have used ITU students, which can work as inspiration in getting a student relevant job.<p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/itmatchmaking" target="_blank">Learn more on facebook.com/itmatchmaking</a></p><p> </p>IT-Universitet, KøbenhavnMoveOn Communication har sammensat et program med spændende it-virksomheder, som alle er interesserede i at møde dig på dagen. Kom og mød os og hør, hvordan vi har gjort brug af ITU-studerende, og få inspiration til dit næste studenterjob.<p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/itmatchmaking" target="_blank">Få mere at vide på facebook.com/itmatchmaking</a></p>2013-10-03T10:00:0048062013-10-03T15:00:000Job fairs11IT Match MakingIT Match Making000000more.info.healthcare@systematic.comwebmanager@systematic.comMessage to Healthcare Sales sent via DK-form on systematic.comFormMail.xsltKontaktformularJobtitelJobtitelFornavnFornavnIndtast venligst dit fornavnEfternavnEfternavnIndtast venligst dit efternavnVirksomhedVirksomhed eller organisationIndtast venligst virksomhed eller organisationTelefonnummerTelefonnummerEmailE-mail-adresseIndtast venligst din e-mail-adresse[a-z0-9!#$%&'*+/=?^_`{|}~-]+(?:\.[a-z0-9!#$%&'*+/=?^_`{|}~-]+)*@(?:[a-z0-9](?:[a-z0-9-]*[a-z0-9])?\.)+[a-z0-9](?:[a-z0-9-]*[a-z0-9])?BeskedBeskedDin besked til os2+2=For at sikre os, at du ikke er en robot, beder vi dig indtaste summen af 2+2Ups^[4]{1}$Send beskedTak. 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This information may include: your domain name, your browser type and operating system, web pages you view, links you click, IP address, device ID, all data submitted by you, the length of time you visit our Site and or use our Services, the referring URL or the webpage that led you to our Site. Please see the page “Cookies” for more information about our use of cookies.</p><p>How We Use Your Information:<br />We use the information that we gather about you for the following purposes:</p><ul><li>to provide our Services to you, to communicate with you about your use of our Services, to respond to your inquiries, and for other customer service purposes.</li><li>to tailor the content and information that we may send or display to you, to personalized help and instructions, and to otherwise personalize your experiences while using the Site or our Services. </li><li>for marketing and promotional purposes. For example, we may use your information, such as your email address, to send you news and newsletters, informational communication, or to otherwise contact you about products or information we think may interest you. </li><li>to better understand how users access and use our Site and Services, both on an aggregated and individualized basis, in order to improve our Site and Services and respond to user desires and preferences, and for other research and analytical purposes.</li><li>we collect the data to have a better visibility on our customer base and their behavior. It’s used to learn about customers’ engagement levels, and used in aggregate by our product and marketing team to better understand the navigation path, retention and funnel drop-offs.</li></ul><p>Opt out of Newsletter and Informational Communications:<br />You may opt out of receiving newsletters and informational communications from Systematic by following the instructions provided in those communications.</p><p><strong>Changes to this Notice</strong><br />This Notice is current as of the Effective Date set forth below. We may change this Notice from time to time, so please be sure to check back periodically. We will post any changes to this Notice on our Site, at <a href="/legal-notice/.">/legal-notice/.</a></p><p>Effective Date: September 19, 2014</p><h1>LEGAL NOTICE</h1><p> </p><p><strong>General</strong><br />The following are legal terms and conditions regarding the use of the website www.systematic.com (Site) and our Customer & Partner Services (Services). All material on this website is owned and operated by Systematic. The website and all content in this website may not be copied, reproduced, uploaded or transmitted without Systematic’s prior written content. The trademarks and logos displayed on this site and affiliated sites are - unless otherwise indicated - the property of Systematic. The trademarks are protected by trademark law and international treaties. By accessing this website you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agree to be bound by these terms and conditions. Information on this website is provided for general purposes only.</p><p><strong>Disclaimer</strong> <br />The material and content posted on this website are provided without warranty of any kind. Transmission of information from this website does not create any form of relationship with Systematic. Systematic shall not be responsible for any incidental, indirect or consequential damages. Information on this website is not guaranteed to be correct, current or complete, and this website may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors.</p><p><strong>Links</strong> <br />By using links on the website to access other websites please be aware that the linked sites are not under our control and we are therefore not responsible for their content.</p><p><strong>Privacy</strong><br />At Systematic, we respect the privacy of our website visitors. As registered, you always have the opportunity to obtain insight and object to a registration with reference to the rules in 'Persondataloven' (Danish Act on Processing of Personal Data).</p><p>You should however be aware that:</p><ul><li>we may share information within our organisation. </li><li>if we are requested to disclose personal information by law, court of law, or as requested by a governmental or law enforcements authority, we may do so.</li><li>we will hold and process any personal information which you provide by submitting e-mails and/or online forms.</li><li>we use cookies to help analyze use of our website and are able to track the behavior of the website’s visitors. Whenever a visitor submits their email address or other information, this this information can be stored so that the user will be identified during future visits. All of the collected data can be analyzed and may also be used to trigger events like targeted emails or website content. </li><li>we use return email addresses to answer the email we receive. </li><li>we do not pass on or sell online personal information to third parties.</li></ul><p>We may collect information about you directly from you and as well as automatically through your use of our Site or Services.</p><p>Information We Collect Directly From You:<br />Certain areas and features of our Site and Services may require registration. To register you must provide e.g. your first name, last name, rank, organization and email address. We may use this information in aggregated form or we may associate it with your email address and other personal information that we collect about you.</p><p>Information We Collect Automatically:<br />We may automatically collect information about your use of our Site or Services through cookies. This information may include: your domain name, your browser type and operating system, web pages you view, links you click, IP address, device ID, all data submitted by you, the length of time you visit our Site and or use our Services, the referring URL or the webpage that led you to our Site. Please see the page “Cookies” for more information about our use of cookies.</p><p>How We Use Your Information:<br />We use the information that we gather about you for the following purposes:</p><ul><li>to provide our Services to you, to communicate with you about your use of our Services, to respond to your inquiries, and for other customer service purposes.</li><li>to tailor the content and information that we may send or display to you, to personalized help and instructions, and to otherwise personalize your experiences while using the Site or our Services. </li><li>for marketing and promotional purposes. For example, we may use your information, such as your email address, to send you news and newsletters, informational communication, or to otherwise contact you about products or information we think may interest you. </li><li>to better understand how users access and use our Site and Services, both on an aggregated and individualized basis, in order to improve our Site and Services and respond to user desires and preferences, and for other research and analytical purposes.</li><li>we collect the data to have a better visibility on our customer base and their behavior. It’s used to learn about customers’ engagement levels, and used in aggregate by our product and marketing team to better understand the navigation path, retention and funnel drop-offs.</li></ul><p>Opt out of Newsletter and Informational Communications:<br />You may opt out of receiving newsletters and informational communications from Systematic by following the instructions provided in those communications.</p><p><strong>Changes to this Notice</strong><br />This Notice is current as of the Effective Date set forth below. We may change this Notice from time to time, so please be sure to check back periodically. We will post any changes to this Notice on our Site, at <a href="/legal-notice/.">/legal-notice/.</a></p><p>Effective Date: September 19, 2014</p>0LEGAL NOTICE11Legal noticeLegal noticeLegal terms and conditions regarding the use of the website www.systematic.com0LEGAL NOTICEJuridiske vilkår og betingelser for brug af hjemmesiden www.systematic.com10100https://systematic.com/legal-notice/<h1>SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY</h1><p> </p><p>Thank you for following our social media channels.</p><p>In order for everyone to be able to feel comfortable and welcomed we have a set of rules and guidelines which we encourage you to read and follow. Furthermore, be respectful of the entire community and adhere to the terms and conditions of Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.</p><