NSR Report: Maritime VSAT Connectivity Reaches Tipping Point
The right combination of price, end-user requirements, and connectivity demand is having a significant impact on the market.
Terminal Troubles
Historically, Government & Military satcom markets have suffered from terminal troubles – too costly for AEHF, delayed for MUOS, a mismatch between terminal and frequency/network capabilities, etc. The list is as extensive as the terminal inventory of the U.S. Government, which is stated to be in the tens of thousands. Quite simply, the terminal trouble.
An NSR ANALYSIS: 2018 — A Year of Optimism in Government and Military SATCOM Markets
With 2018 posting a net-positive gain in revenues over 2017, there are a lot of reasons to be optimistic about the prospects of this market, finally. Setting aside conversations around “Space Force,” or the unexpected allotment of funds toward WGS 11/12, or the additional MILSATCOM procurement happening in Europe, or… well, the list can go on.
Kratos Celebrates Their First Year of Constellations Podcasts
Brad Grady in Kratos Constellations Podcast — Software Defined Capabilities, MILSATCOM Capacity and Commercial Opportunity
Gov & Mil Markets: Is It All About the Frequency?
MILSATCOM or COMSATCOM has been one of the most contentious debates in the Gov & Mil Markets over the past five years. On the surface, the debate is all about the economics of ownership – in the truest definition of economics – including all the opportunity costs associated with MILSATCOM networks. Recent acquisition of 2.