Command and Control Software are mission-critical programs that create a battlefield picture, manage dispersed friendly systems in the field, assign tasks to systems, retrieve task results from systems, and update the battlefield picture by merging data from systems using fusion algorithms. It is important to support different communication protocols and technologies. Processing large and frequent data from different systems with performance-critical algorithms is crucial.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a decision support system that enables the collection, storage, updating, control, analysis, and visualization of information related to the Earth's surface for a specific purpose. GIS is present in all radar, radar electronic warfare, communication electronic warfare, and command and control software. It displays friendly and enemy systems geographically on a map, supporting the decision-making process through various analyses/algorithms such as cross-section analysis, visibility analysis, coverage analysis, and location analysis.

In all radar, radar electronic warfare, communication electronic warfare, and command and control software, recording events related to data and operations performed by the user is crucial for post-mission analysis. Logging software allows the real-time recording of data and events to different storage systems (file, database) in various formats (xml, binary), enabling later analysis of the mission.