The Italian Army operating SitaWare HQ, known internally by the army as Imperio, during military exercise ‘Cursor 2023'. (Italian Army)

The Italian Army has opted for Systematic's SitaWare Headquarters (HQ) command-and-control (C2) software for its higher echelons of command, Janes has learnt.

SitaWare HQ, known internally in the Italian Army as Imperio, will be rolled out from the regimental to army corps level, simplifying the operations process, improving interoperability between allied forces, and establishing the groundwork for a genuine cultural shift in C2 in military operations, Lieutenant Colonel Luigi Carlà, Italian Army General Staff – VI Division, C5I Systems, informed Janes on 10 January.

Several hundred licences of SitaWare HQ have been procured for the army so far, with the acquisition process ongoing. The solution includes various add-ons, which meet the army's requirements, enabling interoperability with its allied forces and national legacy systems, Lt Col Carlà said. He was unable to elaborate on which add-ons were selected.

The Italian Army operating SitaWare HQ, known internally by the army as Imperio, during military exercise ‘Cursor 2023'. (Italian Army)

The Italian Army has opted for Systematic's SitaWare Headquarters (HQ) command-and-control (C2) software for its higher echelons of command, Janes has learnt.

SitaWare HQ, known internally in the Italian Army as Imperio, will be rolled out from the regimental to army corps level, simplifying the operations process, improving interoperability between allied forces, and establishing the groundwork for a genuine cultural shift in C2 in military operations, Lieutenant Colonel Luigi Carlà, Italian Army General Staff – VI Division, C5I Systems, informed Janes on 10 January.

Several hundred licences of SitaWare HQ have been procured for the army so far, with the acquisition process ongoing. The solution includes various add-ons, which meet the army's requirements, enabling interoperability with its allied forces and national legacy systems, Lt Col Carlà said. He was unable to elaborate on which add-ons were selected.

The Italian Army operating SitaWare HQ, known internally by the army as Imperio, during military exercise ‘Cursor 2023'. (Italian Army)

The Italian Army has opted for Systematic's SitaWare Headquarters (HQ) command-and-control (C2) software for its higher echelons of command, Janes has learnt.

SitaWare HQ, known internally in the Italian Army as Imperio, will be rolled out from the regimental to army corps level, simplifying the operations process, improving interoperability between allied forces, and establishing the groundwork for a genuine cultural shift in C2 in military operations, Lieutenant Colonel Luigi Carlà, Italian Army General Staff – VI Division, C5I Systems, informed Janes on 10 January.

Several hundred licences of SitaWare HQ have been procured for the army so far, with the acquisition process ongoing. The solution includes various add-ons, which meet the army's requirements, enabling interoperability with its allied forces and national legacy systems, Lt Col Carlà said. He was unable to elaborate on which add-ons were selected.

The Italian Army operating SitaWare HQ, known internally by the army as Imperio, during military exercise ‘Cursor 2023'. (Italian Army)

The Italian Army has opted for Systematic's SitaWare Headquarters (HQ) command-and-control (C2) software for its higher echelons of command, Janes has learnt.

SitaWare HQ, known internally in the Italian Army as Imperio, will be rolled out from the regimental to army corps level, simplifying the operations process, improving interoperability between allied forces, and establishing the groundwork for a genuine cultural shift in C2 in military operations, Lieutenant Colonel Luigi Carlà, Italian Army General Staff – VI Division, C5I Systems, informed Janes on 10 January.

Several hundred licences of SitaWare HQ have been procured for the army so far, with the acquisition process ongoing. The solution includes various add-ons, which meet the army's requirements, enabling interoperability with its allied forces and national legacy systems, Lt Col Carlà said. He was unable to elaborate on which add-ons were selected.

The Italian Army operating SitaWare HQ, known internally by the army as Imperio, during military exercise ‘Cursor 2023'. (Italian Army)

The Italian Army has opted for Systematic's SitaWare Headquarters (HQ) command-and-control (C2) software for its higher echelons of command, Janes has learnt.

SitaWare HQ, known internally in the Italian Army as Imperio, will be rolled out from the regimental to army corps level, simplifying the operations process, improving interoperability between allied forces, and establishing the groundwork for a genuine cultural shift in C2 in military operations, Lieutenant Colonel Luigi Carlà, Italian Army General Staff – VI Division, C5I Systems, informed Janes on 10 January.

Several hundred licences of SitaWare HQ have been procured for the army so far, with the acquisition process ongoing. The solution includes various add-ons, which meet the army's requirements, enabling interoperability with its allied forces and national legacy systems, Lt Col Carlà said. He was unable to elaborate on which add-ons were selected.

The Italian Army operating SitaWare HQ, known internally by the army as Imperio, during military exercise ‘Cursor 2023'. (Italian Army)

The Italian Army has opted for Systematic's SitaWare Headquarters (HQ) command-and-control (C2) software for its higher echelons of command, Janes has learnt.

SitaWare HQ, known internally in the Italian Army as Imperio, will be rolled out from the regimental to army corps level, simplifying the operations process, improving interoperability between allied forces, and establishing the groundwork for a genuine cultural shift in C2 in military operations, Lieutenant Colonel Luigi Carlà, Italian Army General Staff – VI Division, C5I Systems, informed Janes on 10 January.

Several hundred licences of SitaWare HQ have been procured for the army so far, with the acquisition process ongoing. The solution includes various add-ons, which meet the army's requirements, enabling interoperability with its allied forces and national legacy systems, Lt Col Carlà said. He was unable to elaborate on which add-ons were selected.