Built for connected operations
- Data-centric by design
Enables applications, services and users to work from a shared operational information foundation. - Shared operational understanding
Brings relevant information together across systems, domains and command levels to support better-informed decisions. - Security and control
Governs access and information sharing according to operational, security and customer requirements. - Built to evolve
Provides a foundation that can evolve as operational needs, technologies and threats change.
From distributed information to shared operational understanding
Modern operations depend on information from multiple sensors, systems, domains, organisations and partners.
The challenge is no longer simply gaining access to more data. It is connecting information from different sources, preserving its operational context and making what matters available to authorised users when they need it.
One platform. A shared digital foundation
Mission applications
Functionality for different users, roles and operational needs.
Reusable platform services
Shared capabilities supporting interoperability, information exchange, security and application development.
Shared data foundation
A common information model and data platform that enables operational information to be used across systems and applications.
Users receive authorised views suited to their roles and missions.
Designed for interoperability with NATO standards, Matrien supports cooperation across systems, domains and organisations.
Connect today. Evolve over time.
Existing systems can remain in operation and connect to Matrien through agreed interfaces, while products, applications and capabilities can progressively evolve towards the Matrien architecture.
The transition can be gradual and adapted to the customer’s operational environment, existing systems and priorities.
From headquarters to the tactical edge
Matrien is designed for operations across headquarters, deployed units and the tactical edge, including environments where communications may be denied, degraded, intermittent or limited.
Local nodes can continue selected functions using locally available applications and information, and synchronise relevant information when connectivity becomes available.
Human judgement remains central
AI and automation can help users identify patterns, analyse information, prioritise relevant content and explore possible courses of action.
The purpose is to give decision-makers greater clarity and time. Human judgement, authority and accountability remain central.
Matrien is in active development and will continue to evolve.
Start with your mission
Every engagement starts with your operational needs, existing environment and priority use cases.
Together, we can define a focused and useful next step.