軍事通信の世界市場...市場調査レポートについてご紹介

1 Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Executive Summary
1.2 Topics Covered
1.3 Historical Revenue & Forecast Segmentation
1.4 Key Questions Answered
1.5 Key Findings
1.6 Methodology
1.7 Target Audience
1.8 Companies & Organizations Mentioned

2 Chapter 2: An Overview of Military Communications
2.1 The Need for Military Communications
2.2 Enabling Technologies
2.2.1 Communication Satellites
2.2.2 Airborne Networking
2.2.3 New Waveforms & Signal Processing Techniques
2.2.4 SDR (Software Defined Radio)
2.2.5 CR (Cognitive Radio) & Dynamic Spectrum Management
2.2.6 MIMO & Advanced Antenna Technology
2.2.7 Amplifier Technology
2.2.8 Mesh, Ad Hoc & Relay Networking
2.2.9 Multicasting
2.2.10 FSO (Free Space Optical) Communications
2.2.11 Acoustic Communications & Hybrid Optical/RF Networking
2.2.12 COTS (Commercial-off-the-shelf) Technologies
2.2.12.1 Ethernet & IP (Internet Protocol) Networking
2.2.12.2 ATCA & MicroTCA
2.2.12.3 COM Express & VPX
2.2.12.4 Mobile Cellular, LTE & WiFi Technology
2.2.12.5 Network Virtualization & SDN (Software Defined Networking)
2.2.12.6 Consumer Device Platforms: Smartphones, Tablets & Others
2.2.12.7 Ruggedization & Military Specific Requirements
2.2.13 Wearable Technology, M2M & Sensor Networks
2.2.14 New Spectrum Bands
2.2.15 Advances in Network Security & Encryption
2.3 Market Growth Drivers
2.3.1 Increasing Bandwidth & Expeditionary Requirements
2.3.2 Soldier Modernization Programs
2.3.3 Legacy Platform Upgrades
2.3.4 Growing Use of Unmanned Systems
2.3.5 Moving Towards Network Centric Warfare
2.3.6 Growing Interest in Video & Situational Awareness Applications
2.3.7 Insurgencies & National Security Threats
2.4 Market Barriers
2.4.1 Defense Budget Cuts
2.4.2 Integration Challenges
2.4.3 Security Challenges with COTS Gear
2.4.4 Spectrum Management

3 Chapter 3: Key Submarkets, Application Areas & Investment Landscape
3.1 Satellite Communication Platforms & Terminals
3.1.1 Wide Area Networking: VSATs Gain Momentum
3.1.2 Intelligence Gathering: Spy Satellites
3.1.3 Outsourcing & Hosted Payloads
3.1.4 Small Satellites & Emerging Applications
3.2 Tactical Radio Platforms & Terminals
3.2.1 Local Area Tactical Networks
3.2.2 Radio Relays & Backhaul Links
3.2.3 Moving Towards COTS Platforms: The Prospects of LTE Technology
3.3 Acoustic & Optical Communication Platforms
3.3.1 Tactical Backhaul Links
3.3.2 Underwater Communications
3.4 Base Communications Infrastructure
3.4.1 Switching & Routing
3.4.2 Deployable Data Centers
3.4.3 Intelligence Sharing
3.5 Network Security & Encryption Systems
3.5.1 Unified Network Access Control & Security
3.5.2 Encryption & Biometric Authentication
3.5.3 Cyber Defense Capabilities: Intrusion Prevention & Threat Heuristics
3.5.4 Securing COTS Platforms
3.6 Interception & Jamming Systems
3.6.1 Cyber Offensive Capabilities
3.6.2 Breaking Encryption Codes: Enabling Surveillance Capabilities
3.6.3 Electronic Warfare: Blocking Adversary Communications
3.6.4 Preventing IED Explosions
3.7 Regional Investment Outlook
3.7.1 Asia Pacific
3.7.2 Europe
3.7.3 Middle East & Africa
3.7.4 Latin & Central America
3.7.5 North America

4 Chapter 4: Military Communications Industry Roadmap & Value Chain
4.1 Industry Roadmap
4.1.1 2015 – 2020: Growing Adoption of the Ka Band & Higher Frequencies
4.1.2 2020 – 2025: Proliferation of LTE & 5G COTS Networking Gear
4.1.3 2025 – 2030 & Beyond: Towards an IoT (Internet of Things) Centric Battlefield
4.2 Value Chain
4.2.1 Enabling Technology Providers
4.2.2 Military Centric Vendors & System Integrators
4.2.3 COTS Technology Vendors
4.2.4 Satellite Network Operators
4.2.5 Acquisition Authorities
4.2.6 Armed Forces
4.2.7 Military Research Agencies

5 Chapter 5: Key Market Players
5.1 Acromag
5.2 Adax
5.3 ADI (Analog Devices, Inc.)
5.4 ADLINK Technology
5.5 Advantech Corporation
5.6 Advantech Wireless
5.7 Airbus Group
5.8 Aitech Defense Systems
5.9 Alcatel-Lucent
5.10 Anaren
5.11 Antaira Technologies
5.12 APC (Antenna Products Corporation)
5.13 API Technologies Corporation
5.14 Artesyn Embedded Technologies
5.15 Artel
5.16 ASC Signal Corporation
5.17 Avago Technologies
5.18 Avanti Communications Group
5.19 AvaLAN Wireless
5.20 Aviat Networks
5.21 BAE Systems
5.22 BCF Solutions
5.23 Boeing Company
5.24 Braxton Technologies
5.25 Broadcom
5.26 Brocade Communications Systems
5.27 BRTRC (Baum, Romstedt Technology Research Corporation)
5.28 CACI International
5.29 Cambium Networks
5.30 Chemring Group
5.31 Cisco Systems
5.32 Clavister
5.33 Cobham
5.34 CommAgility
5.35 Comrod Communication
5.36 Comtech Telecommunications Corporation
5.37 CORWIL Technology Corporation
5.38 Crescend Technologies
5.39 Curtiss-Wright Corporations
5.40 DDC (Data Device Corporation)
5.41 DataPath
5.42 Dell
5.43 DigitalGlobe
5.44 DLS (Data Link Solutions)
5.45 DreamHammer
5.46 DRNE (Drone Aviation Holding Corporation)
5.47 EchoStar Corporation
5.48 Elbit Systems
5.49 Ericsson
5.50 Etherstack
5.51 Eurotech
5.52 Eutelsat Communications
5.53 Exelis
5.54 X-ES (Extreme Engineering Solutions)
5.55 Finmeccanica
5.56 FIRST RF Corporation
5.57 Fujitsu
5.58 General Dynamics Corporation
5.59 GE (General Electric)
5.60 Gilat Satellite Networks
5.61 Globecomm Systems
5.62 Harris Corporation
5.63 HDT Global
5.64 HEICO Corporation
5.65 Hitachi
5.66 Honeywell
5.67 HP (Hewlett-Packard Company)
5.68 Huawei
5.69 Hytera Communications Company
5.70 IBM
5.71 iCOM
5.72 Indra Sistemas
5.73 Iridium Communications
5.74 InfiNet Wireless
5.75 Inmarsat
5.76 Intel Corporation
5.77 Intelsat
5.78 ip.access
5.79 IAI (Israel Aerospace Industries)
5.80 IXI Technology
5.81 Ixia
5.82 JRC (Japan Radio Company)
5.83 Juniper Networks
5.84 JVC KENWOOD Corporation
5.85 KEYW Corporation
5.86 Kodiak Networks
5.87 Kontron
5.88 Kratos Defense & Security Solutions
5.89 L-3 Communications Holdings
5.90 L-Com
5.91 Lemko Corporation
5.92 LGS Innovations
5.93 Lightpointe
5.94 Lime Microsystems
5.95 Lockheed Martin Corporation
5.96 MacB (MacAulay-Brown)
5.97 ManTech International Corporation
5.98 MDA (Macdonald Dettwiler & Associates)
5.99 Mercury Systems
5.100 Microsemi Corporation
5.101 MI-WAVE (Millimeter Wave Products)
5.102 Motorola Solutions
5.103 N.A.T
5.104 ND SatCom
5.105 NEC Corporation
5.106 New Wave DV (Design and Verification)
5.107 NEXEYA
5.108 Nokia Networks
5.109 Norsat International
5.110 Northrop Grumman Corporation
5.111 Nutaq
5.112 Oceus Networks
5.113 Oracle Corporation
5.114 ORBCOMM
5.115 ORBIT Communication Systems
5.116 Orbital ATK
5.117 Orolia Group
5.118 Panasonic Corporation
5.119 Pentek
5.120 Persistent Systems
5.121 Polaris Networks
5.122 QinetiQ
5.123 Qualcomm
5.124 Quortus
5.125 RadiSys Corporation
5.126 Rajant Corporation
5.127 Raveon Technologies Corporation
5.128 Raytheon Company
5.129 Redline Communications
5.130 Redwall Technologies
5.131 Renaissance Electronics & Communications
5.132 Rockwell Collins
5.133 Rohill
5.134 Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik
5.135 SageNet
5.136 SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation)
5.137 Samsung
5.138 Savox Communications
5.139 Sealevel Systems
5.140 Secure Technology Company
5.141 SES
5.142 Sepura
5.143 Siemens
5.144 Silvus Technologies
5.145 SiRRAN
5.146 Sonim Technologies
5.147 Sonus Networks
5.148 Space Data
5.149 Spectra Group
5.150 Spectracom
5.151 SpiderCloud Wireless
5.152 Star Solutions
5.153 Tait Communications
5.154 TCS (TeleCommunication Systems)
5.155 Techaya
5.156 Tecore
5.157 TEKTELIC Communications
5.158 Telrad Networks
5.159 Telum
5.160 TI (Texas Instruments)
5.161 Thales Group
5.162 Thuraya Telecommunications Company
5.163 Toshiba Corporation
5.164 Tracewell Systems
5.165 TrustComm
5.166 Ultra Electronics
5.167 UltiSat
5.168 VadaTech
5.169 Vencore (The SI Organization)
5.170 ViaSat
5.171 Vislink
5.172 Vistronix
5.173 VT iDirect
5.174 xG Technology
5.175 XTAR
5.176 ZNYX Networks
5.177 ZTE

6 Chapter 6: Market Analysis & Forecasts
6.1 Global Outlook of Military Communications
6.2 Segmentation by Submarket
6.2.1 Satellite Communication Platforms & Terminals
6.2.2 Tactical Radio Platforms & Terminals
6.2.3 Acoustic & Optical Communication Platforms
6.2.4 Base Communications Infrastructure
6.2.5 Network Security & Encryption Systems
6.2.6 Interception & Jamming Systems
6.3 Segmentation by Service Branch
6.3.1 Land Forces
6.3.2 Air Forces
6.3.3 Naval Forces
6.4 Segmentation by Region
6.4.1 Asia Pacific
6.4.2 Europe
6.4.3 Middle East & Africa
6.4.4 Latin & Central America
6.4.5 North America
6.5 Top Country Markets
6.5.1 Asia Pacific
6.5.1.1 Australia
6.5.1.2 China
6.5.1.3 India
6.5.1.4 Indonesia
6.5.1.5 Japan
6.5.1.6 Malaysia
6.5.1.7 Pakistan
6.5.1.8 Philippines
6.5.1.9 Singapore
6.5.1.10 South Korea
6.5.1.11 Taiwan
6.5.1.12 Thailand
6.5.1.13 Vietnam
6.5.2 Europe
6.5.2.1 Azerbaijan
6.5.2.2 Belgium
6.5.2.3 Denmark
6.5.2.4 France
6.5.2.5 Germany
6.5.2.6 Greece
6.5.2.7 Italy
6.5.2.8 Netherlands
6.5.2.9 Norway
6.5.2.10 Poland
6.5.2.11 Portugal
6.5.2.12 Russia
6.5.2.13 Spain
6.5.2.14 Sweden
6.5.2.15 Switzerland
6.5.2.16 Turkey
6.5.2.17 UK
6.5.2.18 Ukraine
6.5.3 Latin & Central America
6.5.3.1 Argentina
6.5.3.2 Brazil
6.5.3.3 Chile
6.5.3.4 Colombia
6.5.3.5 Mexico
6.5.3.6 Venezuela
6.5.4 Middle East & Africa
6.5.4.1 Algeria
6.5.4.2 Angola
6.5.4.3 Egypt
6.5.4.4 Iran
6.5.4.5 Israel
6.5.4.6 Kuwait
6.5.4.7 Morocco
6.5.4.8 Oman
6.5.4.9 Saudi Arabia
6.5.4.10 South Africa
6.5.4.11 UAE
6.5.5 North America
6.5.5.1 Canada
6.5.5.2 USA

7 Chapter 7: Conclusion & Strategic Recommendations
7.1 Why is the Market Poised to Grow?
7.2 Network Centric Warfare: Staying Ahead of Adversaries
7.3 Geographic Outlook: Which Countries Offer the Highest Growth Potential?
7.4 Competitive Industry Landscape: Acquisitions, Alliances & Consolidation
7.5 Bandwidth Sharing Among Allies
7.6 Reliance on Commercial Satellite Operators: Capacity Leasing & Hosted Payloads
7.7 Prospects of COTS Platforms
7.7.1 How Big is the COTS Opportunity?
7.7.2 Enhancing the SWaP (Size, Weight, and Power) Profile
7.8 Strategic Recommendations
7.8.1 Suppliers & System Integrators
7.8.2 Military Organizations
7.7 Prospects of COTS Platforms
7.7.1 How Big is the COTS Opportunity?
7.7.2 Enhancing the SWaP (Size, Weight, and Power) Profile
7.8 Strategic Recommendations
7.8.1 Suppliers & System Integrators
7.8.2 Military Organizations