Small Satellite Value Chain Assessment, 2017
Small Satellite Value Chain Assessment, 2017
Serial Production, Single-manifest Launch Services, and ‘Uberization’ of Ground Stations Looking to Revolutionize the Space Industry
02-Jan-2018
Global
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Description
Small satellites have evolved from being mere technology demonstrators to providing low-cost operational services across the distributed industry segments. Hence, it becomes important to track the evolving small satellite value chain and the various aspects creating ripples in the value chain, having a cascading effect. Many small satellite constellation operators, amounting to more than 2,500 satellites in the low Earth orbit (LEO), have advanced in their development processes, growing to have the potential to disrupt the downstream services market by providing low-cost solutions across the industrial segments. With new operators entering the space industry with small satellite missions, the value chain dynamics will evolve to accommodate constellation satellite requirements. Multiple ongoing growth opportunities include high-volume subsystem demand, dedicated launch services for small satellites, capacity expansion of ground station services, and standard platforms for downstream services. The key benefit of small satellites is the creation of an upstream recurring demand for high-volume manufacturing and low-cost downstream services, resulting in a sustainable small satellite ecosystem evolution.
What makes this study unique?
An intensive study, comprising more than 300 companies, is carried out for the detailed segmentation and positioning of these companies, based on region, products, services, and value propositions. The stakeholders in the value chain, i.e., component manufacturers, subsystem manufacturers, satellite manufacturers, satellite operators, ground station operators, launch service providers, and downstream service providers, will benefit by understanding the industry trends, segmented competitive landscape, evolving technologies, new entrants value propositions, and the involvement of governments. The study also profiles key participants/technologies with the potential to revolutionize the space industry as a whole, such as serial production, single-manifest launch services, and the ‘uberization’ of ground stations.
Research Scope
This research service focuses on the small satellites value chain assessment.
Geographic scope of the study: Global
End-user scope of the study: All companies related to the space industry
Key Issues Addressed
- How is the small satellite value chain dynamics evolving?
- Who are the major participants in the value chain, and how are they segmented?
- What is the impact of each value chain segment on the small satellite industry?
- How do the identification and segmentation of the companies with extended roles in the value chain impact the value chain at large?
- What are the value propositions and the effect of the following on the small satellite value chain?
o New entrants
o New products and technologies
o Potential disruptors
o New business models
o New services
o Government involvement
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Table of Contents
Key Findings
Research Scope
Definitions and Segmentations
Small Satellites—Subsystem Manufacturers
Component Manufacturers and Launch Vehicles
Ground Stations and Service Providers
Value Chain
Value Chain Dynamics
Analysis and Discussion
Industry Ecosystem
Major Growth Opportunities
Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth
Segmentation by Region
Segmentation by Mass and Mission
Regional Positioning of Satellite Manufacturers
Cube-Sat Subsystem Manufacturers
Cube-Sat Subsystem Manufacturers—Positioning
Micro-Sat Subsystem Manufacturers
Micro-Sat Subsystem Manufacturers—Positioning
Small Sat Subsystem Manufacturers
Small Sat Subsystem Manufacturers—Positioning
Component Manufacturers
Small Satellite Launch Vehicles
Small Satellite Launch Vehicles (continued)
Constellations Operators
Constellations Operators and Service Providers
Analysis and Discussion
Service Providers
Positioning of Service Providers
Ground Stations
Ground Station—Locations
Extended Role in Value Chain
Analysis and Discussion
New Entrants—Value Propositions
OneWeb—Case Study
Cubecab—Case Study
Serial Production, IIoT, and Additive Manufacturing
SAR on Small Satellite Platform
Space-based Relay Station
Electric Propulsion
De-orbit System
Uberization of Ground Stations
Planet—Case Study
Uberization of Ground Stations
Analysis and Discussion
eCommerce for Small Sat Systems and Services
eCommerce—Analysis and Discussion
Connectivity Services
GIS Services
NASA and Small Satellites
ESA and Small Satellites
Conclusions
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Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
Our Blue Ocean Strategy
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Author | Vivek Suresh prasad |
Industries | Aerospace, Defence and Security |
WIP Number | MD80-01-00-00-00 |
Is Prebook | No |
GPS Codes | 9000-A1 |