Global Military IT, Data and Computing Market 2014–2024 : Big Market Research

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The Global Military IT, Data and Computing Market
20142024
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Report Description
Synopsis This report is the result of SDIs
extensive market and company research covering
the global Military IT, Data and Computing
industry. It provides detailed analysis of both
historic and forecast global industry values,
factors influencing demand, the challenges faced
by industry participants, analysis of the leading
companies in the industry, and key news. To Get
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arket SUMMARY Why was the report written? The
Global Military IT, Data, and Computing Market
20142024 offers the reader detailed analysis of
the global Military IT, Data and Computing market
over the next ten years, alongside potential
market opportunities to enter the industry, using
detailed market size forecasts.
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Report Description
What are the key drivers behind recent market
changes? Recent years have witnessed the
spiraling importance of network-centric warfare
(NCW), which utilizes digitized operational
assets to leverage information supplied in times
of war. Various technological and structural
efforts aim to create an information-based army
that is capable of responding to threats more
quickly, thereby effectively fighting asymmetric
enemies. What makes this report unique and
essential to read? The Global Military IT, Data
and Computing Market 20142024 provides detailed
analysis of the current industry size and growth
expectations from 2014 to 2024, including
highlights of key growth stimulators. It also
benchmarks the industry against key global
markets and provides detailed understanding of
emerging opportunities in specific areas.
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Scope
SCOPE The report provides detailed analysis of
the market for Military IT, Data and Computing
during 20142024, including the factors that
influence why countries are investing or cutting
expenditure on biometric systems. It provides
detailed expectations of growth rates and
projected total expenditure. Public and private
partnerships are crucial to effectively combat
cyber-attacks. The costs of developing effective
cyber defenses are increasing rapidly due to
advancements in technologies, and defense
ministries around the world have realized that
developing these solutions by themselves would
result in expensive procurement costs. When a
joint development project is undertaken however,
the RD costs are shared by all countries in the
consortium, with almost all member countries
procuring a system, resulting in lower unit
costs.
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Reason To Buy
The US, the highest spender on Military IT, Data
and Computing systems has spent a vast amount of
money on the development of enterprise resource
planning (ERP) systems over the last decade.
However, as the Army, Navy, and Air Force look to
implement these systems, they are struggling with
time delays and cost overruns. The emergence of
affordable, smart mobile devices, along with
advances in wireless communications such as 4G,
WiFi, and Bluetooth, have worked to increase the
vulnerability of national networks, with a large
number of business enterprises widely adopting
mobile devices. Even critical infrastructure
entities, including tactical military units and
electronic grids, are employing commercial
wireless technology into their operations. This
area poses a tough challenge for cyber security
providers, as the increasing capability of mobile
phones is also expected to increase the
complexity of attacks faced by these
devices. Attacks from malware makes it important
for defenders to identify the source of the
malware so that similar patterns can be tracked
and observed for flaws, and a proper response to
the attack can be delivered without causing undue
inconvenience to the entire cyberspace community.
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Reason To Buy
This challenge stems from the fact that the cyber
security institutional eco-system, which consists
of a broad set of international, national, and
private organizations, has unclear and
overlapping boundaries, as well as differing
capacities, due to which a comprehensive database
on such malware has not been developed. A large
number of countries now possess at least basic
cyber-attack capabilities and an unknown number
of extremist groups have also developed or
acquired advanced cyber weapons. Some
commercially available products are flexible
enough to be classified as dual purpose, such as
security testing tools and weapons of attack
however, some organizations are developing cyber
weapons and cloaking them under the heading of
security testing tools. These cyber weapons are
in their infancy and are expected to rapidly
evolve over the next decade. Request For
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