U.S. DoD Radar Markets
- Language: English
- 44 Pages
- Published: April 2011
- Region: United States
This research service is an outline of the United States Department of Defense 2011 Budget plan. The study summarizes DoD research, operations, procurement and services spending. A forecast of future DoD spending is included. The base year for the financial spending is 2009, and the market forecasts is from 2010-2015. The intent of this study is to indicate which segments of products and services spending the DoD is emphasizing, so firms can invest in these areas of growth. Market drivers and restraints, success factors for operating in the defense market, industry challenges, and the relative attractiveness of various sectors is also included.
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled U.S. DoD 2011 Budget provides end-user overviews, industry challenges, and types of services required. It also analyzes military component services and offers a competitive overview of the major market participants. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following platforms: domestic bases, foreign bases, R&D facilities, ground equipment, communications infrastructure, manned aircraft, missile defense, computers and software, surface ships,
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1. Executive Summary
1.1 Overview and Scope
1.2 Key Findings and Future Outlook
2. 2011 Budget Overview
2.1 Drivers and Restraints; Requirements and Purchasing Trends
2.2 Program Funding by Military Components and Applications
3. Industry Overview
3.1 Challenges and Technology
3.2 Competitive Environment, Market Attractiveness
4. Operating in the Market
4.1 Conclusions and Recommendations
5. Acronyms
6. About Frost & Sullivan
List of Figures:
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Budget Forecast by Department (U.S.), 2009-2015
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Budget Forecast by Title (U.S.), 2009-2015
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: RDT&E by Segment (U.S.), 2009-2011
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: RDT&E by Type (U.S.), 2009-2011
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Procurement by Segment (U.S.), 2010
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: O&M by Activity (U.S.), 2010
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: O&M by Department (U.S.), 2010
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Army Procurement by Segment (U.S.), 2010
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Navy/Marines Procurement by Segment (U.S.), 2010
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Air Force Procurement by Segment (U.S.), 2010
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Joint Procurement by Segment (U.S.), 2010
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Competitive Environment (U.S.), 2010-2015
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Top 5 Products or Services Sold (U.S.), 2009
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Top 10 Contractors (U.S.), 2009
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Army Top 10 Contractors (U.S.), 2009
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Navy/Marines Top 10 Contractors (U.S.), 2009
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Air Force Top 10 Contractors (U.S.), 2009
- U.S. DoD 2011 Budget: Joint Top 10 Contractors (U.S.), 2009
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