Search results for: 'Tactical Modernization Solutions for Military Operators'

Soldier lethality is a critical component of the Western armed forces’ modernization plans. Defense thought leaders expect ground close-combat formations to play a substantial role in “any peer-on-peer fight”. Modernizing soldier lethality and operational effectiveness are measured using critical precise weapons, sensors, body armor, and digitized ...

This report focuses the US Department of Defense (DoD) tactical networks market activities and opportunities. Tactical networks are deployable and mobile information technology (IT) and radio networks used for battle management, weapons systems, and the command and control of military units. The study outlines the DoD’s efforts to introduce commerc...

In the big data era, the need for artificial intelligence (AI) tools and applications for intelligence uses has increased dramatically as armed forces and intelligence agencies focus on consolidated solutions to collect, process, and analyze data from seemingly endless sources. Miliary intelligence (MILINT) analytics is crucial for battlefield effi...

Amid lessons learned from the Russo-Ukrainian War and other real and simulated battlefield experiences, the demand for military swarm drone systems will present opportunities for defense primes and innovative start-ups worldwide through 2025 and probably beyond. Swarm technology today involves small, cheap drones rather than larger, more expensive...

Hospitals are under extreme pressure to reduce or cut costs and become more profitable. Operating rooms (ORs) drive approximately 60% of revenue in the average hospital. The most critical hospital issues entail finding new methods to reduce human errors and improve efficiency and quality of surgical care. New technology is now available to help hos...

This research service focuses on the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) market in the United States. Major arms contracted through FMS are grouped into six categories: Fixed Wing Aircraft, Missiles, Weapons, Ships, C4ISR, and Others. The study provides a snapshot of FMS activities, market participants, key customers, and future outlook. It explores indus...

24 Sep 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

US Military Combat Vehicle Market, Forecast to 2024

The US Army is Investing Heavily to Enhance its Current Combat Vehicle (CV) Fleet While also Developing Next-generation Vehicles that will Operate Un-manned, Collect Intelligence, and Follow an Optionally Manned Vehicle Leader

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Combat vehicles (CVs) are essential for joint combined arms operations, operations that integrate infantry, armor, artillery, engineers, aviation, and joint capabilities. CVs have proven their value in all types of terrain and tactical environments from open deserts to mountains, jungles, and cities. CVs provide general capabilities—including netwo...

Military intelligence (MILINT) AI is a growing phenomenon that generates conceptual transformation in future battlefield concepts of operations (ConOps), gathered by demand for AI-analytics-based sensors paradigm. It increases intelligence resources in defense budgets, and becomes a strategic national asset that reflects deeply international superp...

This Frost & Sullivan research service focuses on US Department of Defense (DoD) cloud computing budget spending and contracts. The DoD uses cloud computing to enhance collaboration and reduce costs. Military bases use enterprise-wide clouds with data storage and retrieval requirements. Tactical forces in the field use deployable clouds. DoD ent...