Govts, defense agencies need to anticipate data growth, firm says

Staff writer
21 Oct 2011
00:00

A study from Newtec and satellite consulting firm NSR is signaling that governments need to anticipate growing data over satellite.

NSR has identified that government and defense markets need to anticipate increased data, video and voice rates over satellite. This echoes in satellite communications specialist Newtec's award-winning technology FlexACM.

NSR’s report highlights a trend in the US, now being seen worldwide, of a rapidly increasing demand for communications over satellite. This is driven by the increasing numbers and video plus data traffic by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and manned aircrafts, as well as advances in fixed government communications and national security technologies.

Cost considerations in the time of expected budget tightening coupled with tremendous pressure to offer creative solutions to address complex mission requirements for data and video should lead to tighter commercial partnerships over the long term. The commercial opportunity for the government/defense should grow at healthy levels. From $3.2 billion in 2009, NSR forecasts revenues to reach $9.2 billion at the end of 2019 with a representative Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 10.9%," said Jose Del Rosario, Senior Analyst, NSR.

Newtec has identified these needs and translated them in the FlexACM technology. Newtec's FlexACM solution is an advanced technology that provides auto-optimization of satellite capacity through a one-stop, end-to-end solution for IP backbone and IP trunking networks.

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