Aerospace Defence and Security

Lethal miniature aerial munition systems, or LMAMS, are man-portable launchers, guidance systems, and small uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS). Other names include precision attack loitering munition (PALM) and kamikaze drones. They fly like a model plane or helicopter, are battery-powered, and armies can bring them into action and fire them in second...

19 Nov 2021  |  Global  |  Mega Trends

Military Cyber CONOPS Growth Opportunities

New Product Development Based on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence is Driving the Shift in CONOPS

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Digitization is transforming every aspect of the defense industry, from back-end office operations to the training of military personnel. Cyberwarfare has become common, and cyberspace has turned into a battlefield for major geopolitical and social issues, with different nations using it to gather intelligence or engage in shadow diplomacy. Cybe...

03 Nov 2021  |  Global  |  Mega Trends

Global Digitalization in Defense Growth Opportunities

Increased Adoption of Advanced Technologies and New Business Models Driving Future Growth Potential

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Like the commercial sector, COVID-19 has accelerated digitalization in the military domain, as evident from the many military organizations currently considering and adopting digital technologies exponentially. This is compounded by rising geopolitical concerns from state and non-state actors, which can only be countered by the strategic advantage ...

28 Jul 2021  |  Global  |  Mega Trends

Global Automotive Location-based Services Growth Opportunities

Growth Strategies of Location-based Services for Public Sector to Improve Government-resident Interaction and Address Residents’ Changing Needs

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Cities are constantly expanding with a continuous increase in the number of residents, straining public sector agencies across the globe. Resident needs have increased making it increasingly difficult for public sector agencies to cater to these changing needs of public at large. In addition, global events, such as the pandemic, have further strain...

Militaries increasingly operate on congested battlefields that are expanding geographically and across domains while under persistent surveillance that requires fast-paced decision-making through effective situational awareness, intelligence gathering, and action targeting. The battlefield congestion has resulted in slower decision cycles and react...

30 Dec 2015  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Analysis of the Global Military Training & Simulation Market

Achieving Combat Readiness for Asymmetric and Conventional Warfare

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The analysis of the global military training and simulation market is broken down into four end-user segments: air, land, naval, and joint. Accessible revenues are analyzed by region (Africa, Asia-Pacific, Central Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle-East, and North America), training equipment, and training services. This study covers 85 countries....

This study covers 14 key countries that are looking to invest in airborne Electronic Warfare (EW) capabilities due to rising threat perceptions. Revenue is forecasted for some countries with established or published EW programs while qualitative assessment has been done for others. Key platform procurement and upgrade programs are covered, focusing...

In this 2015 edition, 10 new countries with rapidly evolving defence spending have been selected. This study comprises a thorough market assessment for 2015-2025 of Angola, Azerbaijan, Peru, Qatar, and South Korea, including projected defence spending by appropriation: procurement (equipment), personnel, operations and maintenance, infrastructure, ...

This study focuses on defence business and defence contractors, while also considering the non-defence activities of these companies. Globalisation and the blurring of boundaries between commercial and defence companies are likely to significantly impact the long-term strategy of both defence business and defence contractors. Now and in the future,...