Abstract
Network Centric Warfare (NCW) is the new buzz phrase in the defence community.
The U.S. in particular is spending billions of dollars to transform its
military forces into strong, highly mobile networked units. Other countries
throughout the world, including France, the U.K., Germany and Australia, are
adopting similar doctrines of Network Based Operations (NBO) to update and
transform their forces. Key to this doctrine are defence communications and
information technology, which provide the infrastructure that make such
networking possible.
Because of the tremendous size and complexity of this undertaking, however,
there is increased potential for problems with speed, bandwidth, security and
network organisation. Defence, I.T. and communications companies are working
together to oversome these obstacles, and those that are successful could
potentially see an enormous increase in revenue. This latest visiongain report
will help you to confidently decide the right strategy for your company in
this dynamic market.
What questions does the report answer?
- Where is the market for NBO communications technology and how is it likely
to develop?
- What are the key drivers and restraints of NBO technology development?
- What is the positioning of the main players?
- Who are the front runners and main companies involved in developing NBO
technology?
- Where are the greatest opportunities to be found in this market?
Why should they buy the report?
Government defence ministries and departments and companies should buy this
report because it:
- Provides a central source of information on Network Based Operations (NBO)
and battlefield communications technology
- Delves in-depth into the main issues surrounding NBO and networking efforts
- Examines the commitment by governments to battlefield digitisation
- Provides information about networking efforts in all the major countries
- Provides information about the latest contracts and project developments
- Details the latest battlefield communications technology
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