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市場調查報告書

嵌入式硬體&系統:市場資訊服務(2010年)TRACK 1 嵌入式主機板&嵌入式整合系統的需求分析, 第4卷 軍事・航太部門

EMBEDDED HARDWARE AND SYSTEMS, 2010 MARKET INTELLIGENCE SERVICE - TRACK 1: EMBEDDED BOARDS & EMBEDDED INTEGRATED SYSTEMS DEMAND ANALYSIS - Vol. 4 - Military & Aerospace

出版商 VDC Research Group
出版日期 2010年06月 商品編碼 118998
內容資訊 英文  
價格
本報告書已不再販售

本報告已在2012年02月24日停止出版。

簡介

本報告,以嵌入式硬體&系統的軍事・航太部門為對象所進行的調查結果,來彙整軍事/航太部門的COT問題、嵌入式技術上的支出、使用產品的種類、處理器類型、OS、廠商以及產品的選擇標準、條件、喜好等,由下列摘要形式闡述。

多樣化機會

報告摘要

調查範圍・調查方式

市場定義・市場區塊的簡介

嵌入式技術市場的生態系統

多次元的機會

平台的轉移促進了軍事/航太市場

主要的技術用語・定義

軍事/航太部門的COTS問題

客戶條件・喜好

軍事/航太的客戶所購買的東西

COTS主機板的支出預測

COTS系統的支出預測

嵌入式技術上的支出

客戶條件・喜好

主機板處理器平台預料將出現破碎化

系統處理器也預期將出現變化

客戶條件・喜好

採購行動的變化

嵌入式技術的來源:建立vs.購買

對嵌入式主機板供應商的價值命題

對系統供應商的價值命題

外部來源:重要等級

調查・提案・預測

圖表

調查統計

產品種類

處理器平台

OS

嵌入式電腦主機板的購買・用戶

廠商選擇標準

嵌入式整合型電腦系統的購買・用戶

區域區分

  • 南北美
  • 歐洲・中東・非洲
  • 亞太地區

需求分析

  • 結構別
    • 區域市場地點
    • 終端用戶市場地點
    • 客戶等級
    • 投資計畫

產品區分

  • 嵌入式主機板
  • 嵌入式整合系統

產品選擇標準

  • 廠商選擇條件/喜好

產品選擇標準

  • 客戶的產品選擇條件
  • 處理器平台條件/喜好
  • OS條件/喜好
  • 主機板結構條件/喜好

零售商/外包嵌入式市場的展望

  • 嵌入式主機板&系統投資:未來的變化
  • 外包嵌入式平台的目前等級
  • 未來的外包等級的變化與外包的方向性
  • 外包嵌入式平台為最重要的理由
  • 嵌入式平台的各種第三方來源的相對重要性

目錄

Abstract

Report Scope

GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE

  • Americas
  • EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa)
  • Asia-Pacific

DEMAND ANALYSIS

  • Demographics
    • Regional Market Location
    • Vertical Market Location
    • Account Tier
    • Investment Plans

PRODUCT COVERAGE

  • Embedded Boards
  • Embedded Integrated Systems

VENDOR SELECTION CRITERIA

  • Vendor Selection Requirements/Preferences

PRODUCT SELECTION CRITERIA

  • Customer Product Selection Requirements
  • Processor Platform Requirementss/Preferences
  • Operating System Requirementss/Preferences

OUTLOOK FOR MERCHANT/OUTSOURCED EMBEDDED MARKET

  • Expected Changes in Future Spend on Embedded Boards & Systems
  • Current Levels of Outsourced Embedded Platforms
  • Expected Changes in Future Outsourcing Levels and Future Outsourcing Directions
  • Most Important Reasons for Utilizing Outsourced Embedded Platforms
  • Relative Importance of Different Third-Party Sources for Embedded Platforms(Merchant Embedded Vendors, ODMs/ECMs, IT Suppliers, Distributors, VARs, etc.)

Report Statistics

  • Date Published: June 2010
  • Total Slides: 48
  • Total Exhibits: 34

About VDC Research Group

VDC Research Group (VDC) is a leading technology market research and strategy consulting firm that advises clients in a number of technology markets including: Automatic Identification and Data Collection, Embedded Hardware and Systems, Embedded Software and Tools, Industrial Automation and Control, Mobile and Wireless, and Power Conversion and Control. Using rigorous primary research and analysis techniques, the firm helps its clients identify, plan for, and capitalize on current and emerging market opportunities. We strive to deliver exceptional value to our clients by leveraging the considerable technical, operational, educational and professional experience of our research and consulting staff. During our nearly four decades of ongoing operation, we have had the pleasure of serving most of the world' s leading technology companies, many high-profile start-ups and numerous blue-chip early and later stage investors. Our products and services consist of research reports, annual research programs and custom research and consulting services. Founded in 1971, the firm is located in the Boston area.

Table of Contents

A Multi-Dimensional Opportunity

  • Slide 2: The VDC analysis examines a number of segments along three primary dimensions

Executive Summary

  • Slide 3: VDC conducted a worldwide survey of embedded computing customers from the military and aerospace vertical segment
  • Slide 4: Ruggedization, durability, reliability and performance continue to be critical product attributes for military and aerospace customers
  • Slide 5: Spending on embedded hardware is stable, but gradually improving; Over the next three years, military and aerospace customers expect spending to stay relatively the same, with moderate expansion potential
  • Slide 6: Merchant suppliers remain the most critical source for embedded boards; However, distributors and VARs are increasingly viewed as important sources for broad-based embedded computing solutions

Research Scope & Methodology

  • Slide 8: Original, direct-contact primary research forms the core of this report
  • Slide 9: Prime contractors, Mezzanines and Tier 3 OEMs are equally represented in the study sample
  • Slide 10: Three primary business models are represented in the sample
  • Slide 11: As expected, the United States and Europe make up the majority of the sample
  • Slide 12: Half of the survey respondents have experience with both boards and systems

Market Definitions & Segmentation Introduction

  • Slide 14: Embedded Technology Market Ecosystem
  • Slide 15: Demand for embedded technology is derived from multiple market segments, and will accelerate (or decline) at varying rates depending on multiple internal and external environmental factors

A Multi-Dimensional Opportunity

  • Slide 16: The VDC analysis examines a number of segments along three primary dimensions

Platform Migration Drives the Mil / Aero Market

  • Slide 17: Mission / budget / sustainment requirements are expanding opportunities for all supplier-stakeholders

Key Technical Terms & Definitions

  • Slide 18: The following defined technologies are mentioned throughout this presentation
  • Slide 19: The following terms and acronyms are used throughout this presentation

COTs Matters In All Military / Aerospace Segments

  • Slide 20: Customers in these segments purchase, boards, systems, or both
  • Slide 21: Customers in these segments purchase, boards, systems or both

Customer Requirements & Preferences

  • Slide 22: Military and aerospace market requirements are a combination of technical and commercial considerations
  • Slide 24: Demand for COTS solutions is steady across virtually all product and market segments

What are Mil / Aero Customers Buying?

  • Slide 25: Respondents consume varying degrees of embedded hardware products

COTS Board Spending Forecast

  • Slide 26: VDC forecasts total spending on embedded COTS boards to grow consistently through 2013

COTS Systems Spending Forecast

  • Slide 27: VDC forecasts total spending on embedded COTS systems growing measurably over the next four years

Spending on Embedded Technology

  • Slide 28: The market will stabilize quickly and grow at as steady, modest pace through 2012

Customer Requirements & Preferences

  • Slide 29: Traditional architectures, such as PCI, will make way for emerging architectures such as VPX.

Board Processor Platforms Will Fragment

  • Slide 30: CPUs dominate, however, interest in FPGA broadly, and GPU platforms, is growing rapidly

System Processor Platforms Will Shift Also

  • Slide 31: Processor types used in systems is also migrating to FPGA, and especially FPGA with CPU core

Customer Requirements & Preferences

  • Slide 32: Operating system demand is shifting - as spending trends to mobile, OS migration will too .....
  • Slide 33: Operating system demand is shifting - as spending trends to mobile, OS migration will too .....
  • Slide 34: Ruggedization, durability, reliability and performance continue to be critical product attributes for military and aerospace customers.
  • Slide 35: Ruggedization, durability, reliability and performance continue to be critical product attributes for military and aerospace customers.
  • Slide 36: Superior support - pre-sales, real-time, online - are becoming as important as any other factors

Changes in Procurement Activity

  • Slide 37: Military and aerospace respondents expectations for change in their company' s procurement activity

Sources of Embedded Technology: Build vs. Buy

  • Slide 38: Military and aerospace respondents expectations for change in their company' s procurement activity
  • Slide 39: The outsourcing of embedded computer platforms to third party suppliers is mixed through 2012

Value Proposition for Embedded Board Suppliers

  • Slide 40: Board suppliers must prove cost reduction and schedule compression - the market' s key requirements
  • Slide 41: System suppliers need to focus on these goals as well as overall mission availability

External Sources: Level of Importance

  • Slide 42: Merchant suppliers are the core 3rd party source, however, other channels are rising in importance
  • Slide 43: Merchant suppliers are the core 3rd party source, however, other channels are rising in importance
  • Slide 44: Relative importance of traditional embedded system suppliers in the military and aerospace market segment is improving through 2015, while the importance of the ODM/ECM community declines
  • Slide 45: Relative importance of traditional embedded system suppliers in the military and aerospace market segment is improving through 2015, while the importance of the ODM/ECM community declines

Observations, Recommendations & Expectations

  • Slide 47:
  • Slide 48:

List of Exhibits

SURVEY DEMOGRAPHICS

  • Exhibit 1: Regional Location of Respondents' Company or Business Unit (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 2: Approximate Annual Revenue of Respondents' Company or Business Unit (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 3: Approximate Number of Employees at Respondents' Company or Business Unit (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 4: Respondents' Expectation for the Change in their Company' s Sales Over the Upcoming 12 Months (% of respondents identifying)

PRODUCT TYPES

  • Exhibit 5: Purchase of Embedded Hardware Products by Respondents (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 6: Description of the Primary Business of Respondents' Company or Business Unit (% of respondents identifying)

PROCESSOR PLATFORMS

  • Exhibit 7: Processor Types Used by Respondents in their Embedded Boards and/or Systems, Now & 5 Years from Now [% of respondents answering and % of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]
  • Exhibit 8: Processor Families Used by Respondents in their Embedded Boards and/or Systems, Now & 5 Years from No [% of respondents identifying & % of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]

OPERATING SYSTEMS

  • Exhibit 9: Operating Systems Used by Respondents in their Embedded Boards and/or Systems, Now & 5 Years from No [% of respondents identifying & % of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]

PURCHASERS AND USERS OF EMBEDDED COMPUTER BOARDS

  • Exhibit 10: Dollar Volume Percentage of Respondent Company' s Embedded Computer Boards Obtained from Third-party Suppliers (including merchant suppliers, contract manufacturers, or ODMs) , Now and 5 Years from Now (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 11: Primary Reasons for Respondents' Company for Obtaining Embedded Computer Boards from Third-party Suppliers Instead of Building them In-house [% of respondents identifying & % of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]
  • Exhibit 12: Relative Importance of Each Type of Third-party Source for Embedded Computer Boards for Respondents' Co Today (% of Military & Aerospace respondents identifying as "Most", "2nd", "3rd", or "Least" important)
  • Exhibit 13: Relative Importance of Each Type of Third-party Source for Embedded Computer Boards for Respondents' Company, 5 Years from Now (% of Military & Aerospace respondents identifying as "Most", "2nd", "3rd", or "Least" important)
  • Exhibit 14: Effect of the Recent Economic Downturn on the Degree of Embedded Board Procurement Activity from Third Parties at Respondents' Organization (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 15: The Percentage of the Respondents who Indicated that the Degree of Embedded Board Procurement from Third Parties is Decreasing because of the Recent Economic Downturn whose Companies would Make Up the Difference by Re-insourcing
  • Exhibit 16: Respondents' Expected Change in their Company' s Spending on Embedded Computer Boards from the previous 12 months, in each of the following years? (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 17: Dollar Volume Percentage of the Boards that Respondents' Companies Currently Manufactures IN-HOUSE that are Built on Open Standards (versus Proprietary) (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 18: Standard Architectures / Form Factors of the Boards Used at the Respondents' Company (obtained from any source, including in-house), Now and 5 Years from Now [% of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]
  • Exhibit 19: Most Important Product Selection Criteria When Selecting Embedded Computer Boards [% of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]
  • Exhibit 20: Level of Importance for a Third-Party Board Supplier to Offer the Following Services (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 21: Respondents' Willingness to Pay More for the Selected Services (% of respondents identifying)

VENDOR SELECTION CRITERIA

  • Exhibit 22: Identify the Five Vendor Selection Criteria (Non-Product) Considered to be Most Important When Selecting an Embedded Computer Vendor/Supplier/Manufacturer [% of respondents identifying & % of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]

PURCHASERS AND USERS OF EMBEDDED INTEGRATED COMPUTER SYSTEMS

  • Exhibit 23: Dollar Volume Percentage of Respondent Company' s Embedded Integrated Computer Systems Obtained from Third-party Suppliers (including merchant suppliers, contract manufacturers, or ODMs), Now and 5 Years from
  • Exhibit 24: Primary Reasons for Respondents' Company for Obtaining Embedded Integrated Computer Systems from Third-party Suppliers Instead of Building them In-house [% of respondents identifying & % of total responses (multiple responses per respondent)]
  • Exhibit 25: Relative Importance of Each Type of Third-party Source for Embedded Integrated Computer Systems for Respondents' Company, Today (% of Military & Aerospace respondents identifying as "Most", 2nd, "3rd", "4th", or "Least" important)
  • Exhibit 26: Relative Importance of Each Type of Third-party Source for Embedded Integrated Computer Systems for Respondents' Company, 5 Years from Now (% of Military & Aerospace respondents identifying as "Most", 2nd, "3rd", "4th", or "Least" important)
  • Exhibit 27: Effect of the Recent Economic Downturn on the Degree of Embedded Integrated Systems Procurement Activity from Third Parties at Respondents' Companies (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 28: The Percentage of the Respondents who Indicated that the Degree of Embedded Integrated Systems Procurement Activity from Third Parties is Decreasing because of the Recent Economic Downturn whose Companies would Make Up the Difference by Re-insourcing
  • Exhibit 29: Military & Aerospace Respondents' Expected Change in their Company' s Spending on Embedded Integrated Computer Systems from the previous 12 months, in each of the following years? (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 30: Standard Architectures / Form Factors of the Embedded Integrated Computer Systems Used at the Respondents' Company (obtained from any source, including in-house), Now and 5 Years from Now (% of total responses)
  • Exhibit 31: Most Important Product Selection Criteria When Selecting Embedded Integrated Computer Systems (% of total responses and % of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 32: Level of importance for a 3rd-party systems supplier to offer the following services (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 33: Respondent firm' s willing to pay for the selected services (% of respondents identifying)
  • Exhibit 34: Respondents' Current and Future Use of Hardware Accelerators (% of respondents identifying)
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