Customer demand in the telecom industry is changing. Their capacity needs are growing, and the demand for connectivity is being created even in underserved regions. Telecom business demand shifts from broadcasting to connectivity as the telecom sector switches its focus from satellite-based video broadcasting to satellite-based IP communication and data. To meet this increased demand, the space industry, especially the satellite industry, is adapting by adopting software capabilities and transitioning from hardware-focused to software-focused with software-defined satellite architectures with standardized hardware. These software-defined satellites will be able to meet the changing demands with their flexibility and reconfigurability capabilities.
This research service discusses the impact of software-defined satellites on the traditional satellite manufacturing industry and ground infrastructure. In addition, it analyzes how cybersecurity is becoming more vital as satellites become software-defined, the recent developments, the future of GEO platforms, and the growth opportunities generated by software-defined satellites.
This research service discusses the impact of software-defined satellites on the traditional satellite manufacturing industry and ground infrastructure. In addition, it analyzes how cybersecurity is becoming more vital as satellites become software-defined, the recent developments, the future of GEO platforms, and the growth opportunities generated by software-defined satellites.
Key issues Addressed:
- What are the key drivers and restraints affecting the industry?
- Who are the key market participants?
- What are the recent developments in the software-defined satellite market?
- What is the impact of software-defined satellites on traditional satellite manufacturing?
- What is the impact of software-defined satellites on the ground segment/ground infrastructure?
- Why is the software-defined satellite industry focusing on GEO platforms?
- How is cybersecurity becoming more vital as satellites become software-defined?
- What are the growth opportunities?
Table of Contents
1. Strategic Imperatives- Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
- The Strategic Imperative 8™
- The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on Software-defined Satellites
- Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
- Scope of Analysis
- Key Competitors
- Growth Drivers
- Growth Restraints
- Impact on Traditional Satellite Manufacturing
- Impact on Ground Segment
- Future Focus on GEO Platforms
- Rising Concerns about Cybersecurity
- Recent Developments
- Growth Opportunity 1: Software-Defined Ground for Effective Utilization of Software-Defined Space Assets
- Growth Opportunity 2: Satellite Orchestration Capabilities for Seamless Integration between Various Satellites
- Growth Opportunity 3: Standardization of the Satellite Platform by Manufacturers for Reduced Cost of Entry for Satellite Operators
- List of Exhibits
