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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...

20 Jun 2022  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Indoor Virtual Weapon Training Growth Opportunities

Geopolitical Chaos Driving Defense Spending and the Need for Deployable Training Solutions

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Traditionally, small arms and heavy weapons training (heavy machine guns, mortars, and anti-tank/anti-air systems) takes place in specialized outdoor ranges using live ammunition and physical targets. However, it is inherently expensive to supply and use live ammunition and places logistical strain on getting trainees to and from these locations. T...

05 May 2015  |  North America  |  Market Research

DoD Training and Simulation Market

Expecting a Flat Market as the Industry Focuses on Providing Cost-efficient Proficiency Training through Blended Means

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As the Department of Defense’s discretionary spending levels off, the training and simulation market will remain relatively strong. As the services try to find the correct balance between live and simulated training, money will be spent on more immersive, virtual training to achieve an overall cost savings. Many issues such as networking standards ...

Digital Transformation is impacting almost all markets today. Extended Reality (XR) technologies play a crucial role in this transformation, with new communication channels and methods that allow users to be interconnected in real time. XR technologies have developed over the years, from Virtual Reality (VR) to Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Real...

It is extremely costly to use traditional live training exercises and almost impractical to bring together all the force elements to provide the ‘train as you fight, fight as you train’ experience required to meet the operational challenges faced by the armed forces. During the next 10–15 years, new capabilities and technologies such as Battlespace...

24 Mar 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

US DoD Training And Simulation Market, Forecast to 2020

Renewed Focus on Readiness and Mixed Reality Training Investments to Support Growth

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This Frost & Sullivan research service provides an in-depth analysis of the US DoD training and simulation market. It also examines the drivers and restraints and provides a competitive analysis of the market participants. The total DoD training and simulation budget is forecast to increase over the fiscal years defense plan (FYDP) to make up for t...

The overall research objective is to measure the existing use and future decision making behavior toward Information Technology (IT) within North America, covering the manufacturing, education, financial, government, healthcare, and retail sectors, and specifically, smart phones, tablets, cloud computing, video, audio, and web conferencing, Interne...

05 Jul 2019  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Military Training and Simulation Market, Forecast to 2027

Adopting New Technologies and Business Models to Deliver Innovative Training Solutions in an Increasingly Competitive Market

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The global military training and simulation (T&S) market is witnessing a growing shift away from traditional live methodologies towards a more blended environment, with T&S contracts becoming imbedded within platform procurement (aircraft and vehicle) contracts. Several Western countries have already started implementing live, virtual, and construc...

Enterprises are exposed to multiple types of threats to confidential company data pertaining to employees, partners, suppliers, and customers. Despite having advanced technological systems and policies in place, human error exposes an organization to attacks from cyberadversaries. Companies are facing a substantial threat from social engineerin...