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The defense industry will continue to face several challenges in 2024 as armed forces with limited financial resources worldwide will seek to modernize their equipment. Countering new threats, such as hypersonic missiles and unmanned loitering munitions, requires new operational thinking and technology advancements from the defense industry. This s...

This research service is an overview of procurement spending and contract activity for global defense markets. Included are research and development, procurement, operations and maintenance, and services representative programs and contracts for 7 regions, 20 countries, and 12 technology segments. The global defense industry is comprised of the na...

This research service offers a comprehensive view of the unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) industry from 2024 to 2030, encompassing Europe, Asia-Pacific, North America, and the Middle East. The industry is segmented into several applications: intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR); combat; explosive ordinance disposa...

The ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip have reignited, for the first time in decades, a focus of the military ground domain on the battlefield, with an emphasis on the survival of armored vehicle fleets tanks, armored personnel carriers, and other platforms. In recent years, the foundations for ground active defense systems (APS) have been ...

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...

Airports are changing considerably amid multiple challenges: air travel demand soars, surpassing infrastructure capacity; airspace becomes more congested than ever; workforce shortages persist; supply chain disruptions add layers of complexity; and airports must address geopolitical uncertainty, climate risks, and rising costs.To address these chal...

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....

The global military T&S market has been broken down into three end-user segments: Air, Land and Naval end users. It provides an analysis of accessible revenue to the market by regions (Africa, Asia-Pacific, Central Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle-East, and North America), training equipment, and training services. Revenue for training equipment...

This research explores Malaysia’s defense outlook from 2019 to 2024. With a shifting political landscape, conflicting claims to islands in the South China Sea and budgetary restraints, Malaysia’s defense approach for the coming years reflects a changing environment. This analysis covers aspects of the defense industry, including budgets, drivers an...