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March 11, 2015 | 
Author Software-Defined Radio Market to Reach $ 56.3 Billion in 2019; Military Sector Experiencing Highest Growth
(PRWEB) March 10, 2015
Wellesley, Mass., March 10, 2015 – BCC Research (http://www.bccresearch.com) reveals in its new report on software-defined radios (SDRs), the market poses a promising future across all industry sectors. Between 2014 and 2019, the SDR market size will grow from $ 47.7 billion to $ 56.3 billion across the military and public safety communications sectors.
SDR is considered an important part of the wireless communications technology evolution and finds applications in satellite, transportation, commercial, government and public safety, and military industry segments. SDRs offer military and public safety communication systems a much higher degree of flexibility and upgradeability. With the use of SDRs, military and public safety communication systems no longer need to rely on hardware changes to implement a more sophisticated feature.
The military sector is a large SDR market segment that is experiencing high growth. An increasing number of armies and public safety organizations throughout the world use SDR solutions to meet their communications requirements. “A key market driver is the fact that SDRs enable different military units to communicate regardless of the frequency band or waveform that each particular unit employs for its communication requirements,” says BCC Research analyst Leonidas Sivridis.
In the cellular world, the market drivers for using SDRs tend to differ. There are fewer existing waveforms than military waveforms, and these waveforms are less spectrally diverse. In addition, commercial mobile operators are generally resistant to change. Most current cellular base stations, however, meet the wireless innovation forum’s SDR definition.
In SDR-enabled systems, key components of a radio that have traditionally been implemented in hardware are enforced in software. It has been an active research topic since the early 1990s, and the military has been at the forefront of this research.
Software-Defined Radio: Technologies and Global Markets presents the forecasts for the SDR and cognitive radio markets for 2014 through 2019 on volume and value basis. SDR is an enabling technology that can be used by various market segments. This report investigates the impact cognitive radio will have on each of the markets and forecasts growth in the commercial, government and public safety, and military industries.
Editors and reporters who wish to speak with the analyst should contact Steven Cumming at steven.cumming@bccresearch.com.
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Business Monitor identify a lack of anticipated growth in Russia’s infrastructure sector
(PRWEB UK) 12 February 2014
Business Monitor has just released its latest findings on Russia’s infrastructure sector in its newly-published Russia Infrastructure Report.
Business Monitor has considerably revised down their construction industry forecast for Russia in 2014 in light of recently published lacklustre official data. With a contraction of 1.25% in the first nine months of 2013, they now forecast only moderate growth in the industry of 1.5% for 2014. Although they had anticipated significant growth in the industry as a result of the large investments made for the Winter Olympic Games, this seems to have failed to materialise. In addition, private investment has continued to weaken as a result of endemic corruption, inefficient bureaucracy and lack of investor guarantees. This poor business environment is exacerbated by stubbornly high inflation and slow economic growth.
Key developments in the sector covered by the Report:
■ Business Monitor’s Country Risk team forecasts a slowdown in the Russian GDP, which should arrive at 2.0% in 2013, down from 3.4% in 2012, with a slight acceleration to 2.5% expected in 2014.
■ Infrastructure associated with the export of commodities (pipelines, ports and transport infrastructure – to support oil and gas output east and west of the Urals) has a high growth potential – as development is predicated on growth in the natural resources sector. These projects have been prioritised by the government.
■ In November 2013, Avtodor shortlisted four teams to bid for the M-11 highway. The four teams are Corsan-Corviam Construccion and consortia Stolichniy Tract OJSC, Roads Construction Corporation and Two Capitals Highway. The concession agreement involves financing, constructing and operating the 543km-684km section of the toll road.
■ In January 2014 Lithuania-based company Avia Solutions Group and Russia’s state-owned company Rostec signed a cooperation agreement to develop and management a new Moscow airport with a capacity of 12mn passengers per year. The new Russian airport, dubbed Ramenskoye International Airport, is designed to cater for low-cost airlines – a niche industry that has experienced slow growth in Russia as a result of insufficient infrastructure.
■ Business Monitor have recently seen significant developments in the residential/non residential sector, including the announcement of a US$ 15.4bn government budget aimed at developing and modernising St Petersburg’s residential buildings. This project – announced in August 2013, will see the development of 900ha of land in 22 different sites around St Petersburg.
■ Business Monitor maintain their view that political risk is the main element that can ultimately curtail growth as public policy remains opaque, convoluted and subject to frequent change. The planned privatisation scheme remains on the agenda; yet, on the back of heavy state involvement and strong vested interests, they believe foreign enthusiasm to be muted.
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