SitaWare Edge: giving dismount commanders “time to think”

A digital command-and-control solution provides your dismounted troops with a significant advantage on the battlefield. As one SitaWare Edge user said, a major benefit of the situational awareness given by the platform is that it gives commanders “time to think”. Effectively, this means commanders can do tasks such as planning and preparing for the next phase of an operation during quieter periods. This allows for units to increase their operations tempo and information superiority over the enemy – giving them a critical advantage.
As the electromagnetic spectrum becomes a more prominent battlespace in its own right, the ability to ensure troops can continue to communicate their plans, locations, and intelligence increases in importance. SitaWare Edge, utilizing our SitaWare Tactical Communication (STC) protocol, enables dismounted commanders to use their systems in low bandwidth network environments, as well as with a wide range of radio frequency bands such as HF, UHF, VHF, 4G/5G, and more. STC and SitaWare Edge can also be supported by a wide range of modern and legacy radios, allowing for backwards compatibility and support across a wide userbase.
With these factors in mind, bringing a new dismounted situational awareness solution online can be a complex procedure. Systematic has extensive experience with delivering mounted, dismounted, and headquarters solutions, supporting over 50 SitaWare customers and 1 million users worldwide. Our commercial off-the-shelf approach means that we have a stake in your success, helping to de-risk delivery and supporting your integration, deployment, and fielding journeys. We also work hard to roadmap and develop our products, meaning that your troops will be able to take advantage of new technology developments such as cloud computing, AI, and hardware integrations. As a CMMI Level 5 organization, we have a strong track record of delivering projects on time and on budget.

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