Systematic A/S

Name: Systematic A/S
Address: Søren Frichs Vej 39, Aarhus, 8000, DK
Telephone: 4589432000
Price range: Not applicable

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Systematic A/S

International software and systems company, headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark.

Systematic is Denmark's largest privately owned software company and has been developing IT solutions since 1985. Our software is used to manage complex data and to make critical decisions in sectors such as defence, healthcare, and utilities. With over 1 million daily users globally and customers in more than 50 countries, we deliver software that makes a difference. Our solutions include the def

ence software SitaWare, which is used by over 50 nations and NATO for communication, coordination, and mission planning. Our healthcare solutions, like Columna, are used in the care sector and in hospitals worldwide. We are headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, and have 1,100+ employees across 13 international offices.

15/06/2026

Thank you for inspiring debates, productive meetings, and valuable reunions at this year's Folkemøde on Bornholm ☀️
Once again, the island provided an excellent setting for important discussions that benefit us all.

A central theme was how we can strengthen the Danish Armed Forces' combat power and resilience, while ensuring that defence investments also bolster a stronger Danish defence industry 🇩🇰

An important aspect highlighted was how software and artificial intelligence can play a key role in defending our country and allies, while simultaneously helping to address challenges in our healthcare system 💡

A final thank you to everyone who joined us for a wonderful reception in the garden on Friday afternoon 🤝 It was great to connect and share ideas in such good company. Let's do it again next year!

12/06/2026

Not every workday ends with an explosion at sea🌊

But it did, when some of our colleagues were invited to join Mine Countermeasures Denmark for its Distinguished Visitors Day in Frederikshavn. Here they watched as a full mine disposal unfolded:

Detection, classification, identification and finally detonation – with our colleague Signe Søndergaard Johannsen getting to press the red button.

Lasse Krabbesmark, Product Manager and former navy and MCM officer, was part of the Systematic team present at the demo:

“Mine clearance is a critical discipline and not one many people get to see up close. Even a single mine, or just the threat of one, can shut down a strait - the Strait of Hormuz being the obvious example. Ultimately, when mines are present, ships don't sail,” he says.

Our system, SitaWare Maritime, is part of the command-and-control setup the Danish Navy uses when running operations in coordination with other units, such as the Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Groups.

The Danish Navy works to keep the waters around Denmark safe, and we’re happy to contribute to their important work! 🙏

09/06/2026

Architecture books teach patterns. In practice, the real skill is selecting the right one within complex systems and real-world demands.

That was the thread running through Mihaela Gheorghe-Roman's session on the Java Stage at DevTalks Romania 2026 – real-world architectural challenges, the thinking behind them, and what it takes to build systems that hold up over time. Plenty of hands were raised as participants weighed different approaches and outcomes.

As a Gold Partner of the 13th edition of DevTalks Romania, we were proud to be part of two inspiring days dedicated to technology, learning, and conversation.

At our booth, we brought a mix of engineering and interaction:
🔹 A live Defence demo showing mission-critical software in action
🔹 Insights into the systems we build for complex environments
🔹 Java and Angular quizzes to test technical depth
🔹 Coffee… with an unexpected smoke-bubble twist

Thank you to everyone who joined Mihaela's session, visited our booth, and connected with our team. The conversations we had inspire us as we build software that matters. We look forward to keeping the dialogue going in the IT community.

26/05/2026

💡 What does it take to run microservices reliably once they reach production?

Our colleague, Raluca Bica, answered that question on stage at Cloud Native Days, sharing practical insights into one of the key challenges modern engineering teams face: managing traffic, securing service-to-service communication, and understanding system behaviour at scale.

Drawing on her experience, Raluca walked attendees through the fundamentals of Istio and what operating it in production looks like from an SRE perspective. She went beyond theory, showing how platform-level control can help teams build systems that are not only scalable, but also secure, observable, and resilient.

🍋 Between talks, many visitors stopped by our stand to discover our work and recharge before the next sessions. The unexpected crowd favourite? Our signature lemonade with smoke bubble effects.

🛡️ At Systematic, we believe knowledge grows when it's shared. Events like Cloud Native Days are a chance to contribute to the community while continuing to learn from it.

Thank you to everyone who joined Raluca's session and stopped by to say hello. What's the most valuable insight you took away from the event?

12/05/2026

💡 As AI reshapes how software is built, how do we make sure we are still building securely?

That was the question Michael Ustrup brought to the stage at Codecamp, and for his first international conference appearance, he delivered the session every technical speaker hopes for - one that not only fills the room but keeps the conversation going long after the final slide.

He revisited the software security principles originally established by Gary McGraw and John Viega, exploring what still holds true, what deserves a second look, and what becomes even more critical as AI-assisted development becomes part of everyday engineering.

🔐 The principles didn't change, the system did. A full room of attendees took notes. When the presentation ended, the questions kept coming, and technical conversations continued well beyond the stage.

Between sessions, visitors also joined our stand to explore live demos of our defence solutions, exchange ideas with the team, and experience our twist on lemonade: a smoke bubble surprise.

🛡️ At Systematic, security isn't treated as a step in the process, it's a foundation for everything we build. We were glad to bring our perspective to Codecamp as stage partners this year, and through Michael's session.

11/05/2026

The last time AGF won the Danish football championship, Systematic was one year old 👶 That was in 1986.

We have supported the club for years, so yesterday felt special. The AGF flag is raised at our HQ today - a small way to mark a big moment for Aarhus.

We have grown since 1985, but we don't outgrow our roots. Congratulations, AGF 🤍💙

01/05/2026

Bringing people with you isn't a byproduct of good AI adoption. It's the point 💡

That was the case our Director of AI Adoption, Benedikte Spielberg, made at the AI4SE industry workshop, which Systematic hosted in our auditorium this week alongside researchers and industry peers.

The debate asked whether industry should prioritise AI for business value or adopt AI with sustainability in mind. Benedikte argued for business value as the driver of adoption. Emilia Mendes from Aarhus University made the case for sustainability. The exchange surfaced a connection neither side had started with: that how you build adoption is itself part of the sustainability answer.

Benedikte put it like this:
"Our AI journey at Systematic is built around people, processes, and products, and the people part is where the real work happens. We've set up a change network of Leaders, Accelerators and Ambassadors with employee involvement across all units. We've invested in peer-to-peer knowledge sharing, and run employee surveys asking not just what works but what worries people. You don't create sustainable value from AI by implementing tools. You create it by bringing your people with you."

AI4SE is a national research initiative led by SDU and Aarhus University funded by Innovation Fund Denmark, with partners across academia and industry: Aalborg University, Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU, Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen, IT University of Copenhagen, European Spallation Source, Alexandra Institute, Umbraco, Software Improvement Group, DCR and Ericsson.
We're glad to be part of it.

24/04/2026

Hybrid threats don't care about borders. Not between nations, and not between civil and military targets.

That takes real collaboration and situational awareness, and for the past two weeks, five nations have practised exactly that at SeaSEC Data2Sea 2026. Off the coast of Rostock, naval forces, police and industry from Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden have run realistic scenarios involving simultaneous threats to cables, offshore platforms and ports in the Baltic Sea.

In the command room, SitaWare Maritime pulled together what everyone sees, knows, and needs to act on - across ships, agencies and borders.

"One scenario involved protecting a power cable on the seabed. The teams had to pick up suspicious activity, track it, and report it before the situation escalated. We didn’t know what's coming or exactly when — so it was about as realistic as it gets," says Lasse Krabbesmark, Product Manager at Systematic and former Danish naval officer.

Protecting undersea infrastructure has become one of Europe's most pressing security challenges. Exactly the challenges that SitaWare Maritime was built for. Exercises like Data2Sea are where ambition meets reality.

Read more below 👇

https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0tPkTl0

23/04/2026

'For those of us working in the IT community every day, stepping into the trainer role and sharing what we actually do is what makes an initiative like this matter. It's a real way to contribute to shaping the next generation of IT professionals.' mentions Andrada Vanciu.

How far you go as an engineer is often influenced by who was generous enough to share their expertise with you along the way. 🧩

This spring, we decided to be the ones doing the sharing. Twenty cybernetics students from ASE Bucharest joined us for a programme focused on real-world engineering practices: Systematic Academy - Tap that Job. 💻

The curriculum reflected the complexity of modern systems: AI prompting, Kubernetes, DevOps, software testing, C4I governance, and project management in high-stakes environments. The trainers didn't just cover the material, they brought the kind of hard-won, practical insights that only come from years of experience.

Our engineers gave their time to run these deep-dive sessions, while our talent attraction team showed the students how to take that knowledge and use it as a foundation for a future IT role.

The IT community grows stronger when knowledge moves freely between generations. This is our part in making that happen.

📝 What was the most valuable thing someone taught you early in your career?

08/04/2026

Norwegian municipalities are replacing their electronic care records – and while others have stepped back, we are stepping up.

To lead our journey with the municipal tenders in Norway, we welcome Camilla Lobben as our new Sales Director in Norway.👏

With more than 25 years in the Norwegian healthcare system – as a nurse, a healthcare manager in Kongsberg Municipality, and working in health tech sales at Tellu and NetNordic – Camilla has experienced health technology from every angle: as a user, as a buyer, and as a seller.

Camilla will be working in close collaboration with her colleagues, helping us build partnerships with the Norwegian municipalities to contribute to their healthcare sector:

"We are in the midst of a major digital transition in Norway, and I am highly motivated to work closely with the municipalities to make it succeed. I believe that Systematic’s Cura solution has the right prerequisites to become an important tool for care services in the years ahead," says Camilla Lobben.

With Camilla on board, we continue to invest in Norway – with local expertise and a long-term perspective.

Want to know more about what Camilla brings to the team? Find the full story here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0tjfLp0

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Søren Frichs Vej 39
Aarhus
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4589432000

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http://www.systematic.com/

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