In this video
- General Manager of Hammerstone, Matt Hanlon, speaks from Land Forces 2026 in Perth on Why Land Forces matters: bringing Defence stakeholders from Australia and its military partners together with industry
- How industry responds to the capability requirements Defence is communicating for its future needs
- The products Hammerstone has built for Army and the rest of Defence over the last few years
- New ReadyFleet™ applications and modules for vehicle fleet management, health and usage monitoring, and readiness management
- Providing a logistics common operating picture into the Australian Army and Joint Logistics Command
Key moments
- 0:00 General Manager of Hammerstone Matt Hanlon on Why Land Forces matters
- 0:33 What Hammerstone is demonstrating at Land Forces 2026
- 0:45 New ReadyFleet™ applications and modules
So Land Forces is a really important event for Hammerstone and the rest of Defence industry, because it brings all the Defence stakeholders, particularly from the land environment, not just Australia but from a lot of Australia’s military partners around the world, come together, and we understand the technology and the solutions that are being made available by industry, and what we’re putting forward to some of the capability requirements that Defence are communicating to industry for their future needs.
Hammerstone’s here to demonstrate the products that we’ve been building for Army and the rest of Defence over the last few years, and showcasing some of our new products in front of the rest of Defence industry, so that we can launch ReadyFleet™ and the new applications and modules within ReadyFleet™ around vehicle fleet management, health and usage monitoring, readiness management, and providing a logistics common operating picture into the Australian Army and into Joint Logistics Command.
