DUBLIN, May 08, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/qr9knt/dod_training_and) has announced the addition of the "DoD Training and Simulation Market" report to their offering.
As the Department of Defense's discretionary spending levels off, the training and simulation market will remain relatively strong. As the services try to find the correct balance between live and simulated training, money will be spent on more immersive, virtual training to achieve an overall cost savings. Many issues such as networking standards and security need to be addressed before robust live, virtual, and constructive networks can be effectively implemented. With decreasing defense budgets, traditional defense contractors will need to continue forming partnerships with commercial and other defense firms to provide the best technology-driven proficiency training at reasonable costs and to seek out foreign market opportunities.
Military training and simulation has been traditionally grouped into 4 segments: live, virtual, constructive, and education. Another segment called LVC, which combines elements of live, virtual, and constructive training, has become a point of interest as technological advances have allowed this type of training to replace more costly live training.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary
2. Market Overview
3. Drivers and Restraints - Total DoD Training and Simulation Market
4. Forecasts and Trends - Total DoD Training and Simulation Market
5. Market Share and Competitive Analysis - Total DoD Training and Simulation Market
6. CEO's 360 Degree Perspectiveon the DoD Training and Simulation Industry
7. Air/Missile Defense Training Segment Breakdown
8. Combat Vehicle Training Segment Breakdown
9. Computer Training Segment Breakdown
10. Fixed Wing Training Segment Breakdown
11. General Flight Training Segment Breakdown
12. Ground Combat Training Segment Breakdown
13. Ground Vehicle Training Segment Breakdown
14. Language Training Segment Breakdown
15. Maintenance Training Segment Breakdown
16. Medical Training Segment Breakdown
17. Miscellaneous training Segment Breakdown
18. Parachute Training Segment Breakdown
19. Rotary Wing Training Segment Breakdown
20. Subsurface Combat Training Segment Breakdown
21. Surface Combat Training Segment Breakdown
22. UAS Training Segment Breakdown
23. Trainer Aircraft Maintenance Segment Breakdown
24. The Last Word
25. Appendix
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