Multi-Domain Operations Software

The Multi-Domain Operations Concept

Future conflicts will be won by forces that can seamlessly integrate capabilities across all domains—air, land, maritime, space, and cyber—to create dilemmas adversaries cannot solve. Multi-Domain Operations represent a fundamental shift from domain-centric warfare (where air, land, and naval forces operate semi-independently) to truly integrated campaigns where domains are synchronized for maximum effect. Our MDO software provides the command and control infrastructure enabling this integration, connecting previously stovepiped systems into unified operational architecture.

Cross-Domain Targeting & Effects

MDO software enables commanders to employ the best weapon against each target regardless of domain. When a surface-to-air missile site threatens friendly aircraft, the system identifies multiple engagement options: air-launched munitions, land-based artillery, naval cruise missiles, or cyber attack disabling the radar. The system calculates effectiveness, timeline, and risk for each option, recommending optimal employment. Once authorized, the software coordinates execution across domains—deconflicting airspace, synchronizing timing, and assessing battle damage through multi-INT sensors.

Space & Cyber Integration

Space and cyber are increasingly critical warfighting domains. Our MDO platform integrates space-based intelligence (satellite imagery, SIGINT, missile warning) and communications (SATCOM links) into the Common Operating Picture. Cyber capabilities are employed as effects—electronic warfare disrupting enemy communications, cyber attacks degrading adversary command systems. The software treats space and cyber as integral to operations rather than separate support functions. Commanders have visibility into satellite overflight schedules, cyber operation status, and electronic warfare coverage, planning operations that leverage these capabilities.

Coalition MDO Coordination

MDO frequently involves coalition partners contributing domain capabilities. One nation may provide air superiority, another naval fires, a third cyber effects. Our platform facilitates coalition MDO through standardized interfaces meeting NATO STANAG requirements. Partners share the Common Operating Picture at agreed classification levels, deconflict operations in shared battlespace, and coordinate effects against common targets. Information sharing policies are enforced automatically, ensuring classified information doesn't leak to unauthorized partners while enabling necessary coordination.

MDO Software Features

• Integration of air, land, maritime, space, and cyber
• Cross-domain targeting and effects coordination
• Automated weapon-target pairing across domains
• Space system integration (satellites, SATCOM, PNT)
• Cyber operations planning and execution
• Coalition interoperability with classification controls
• Multi-domain situational awareness display
• JADC2 compliance with open standards