This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the physical aspect of security and uncovers the top predictions for global security leaders, businesses, and governments. Explore the covered segments—CNI, public safety, and border security—along with the tech landscape and growth opportunities.
This sector is undergoing significant changes with increased budgets. This report analyzes the three military segments covering the current and future equipment plans of the armed forces. It also examines Indonesia’s position in a changing region and the country’s goal of securing a minimum essential force.
The aviation industry is in the midst of a crisis, and the airport segment is one of its hardest-hit participants. With COVID and travel restrictions decreasing passenger volumes, examine how airports must identify their strategic advantages over competitors to combat this.
Growth is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve. Today, and for the foreseeable future, companies will battle with strategic imperatives that are putting increasing pressures on the growth they so desperately need. Frost & Sullivan has identified eight strategic imperatives that your team must fully embrace to understand the complexity of critical decisions: Innovative Business Models, Industry Convergence, Disruptive Technologies, Geopolitical Chaos, Competitive Intensity, Internal Challenges, Transformative Mega Trends, and Compression of Customer Value Chain.
Each imperative individually represents an uphill climb, but when combined, represent a relative Mount Everest that must be navigated to reach a growth summit. Here are four best practices to drive your growth pipeline during the current COVID-19 climate.
Best Practice #1: Know Your Numbers (facts)
COVID-19 has significantly impacted the growth environment in virtually every market. For some, those numbers are a positive net effect (albeit unwelcomed growth), provisioned by the accelerated uptake in technologies such as video collaboration. That market, for example, was growing at a CAGR of 17.2% prior to COVID-19. It has now accelerated to 24.6%. But not all markets have reacted this way. The average market price in the energy industry changed dramatically through the first 150 days of the pandemic, dropping -38.5%. Thus, with this shift, you have to refocus, revisit your original plans, and reinvest into optimal areas of growth. There is no doubt we are seeing fundamental profit pools shifting across respective value chains, and your organization will survive and thrive based on knowing your “new†numbers.
Schedule a consultation with an industry expert at no charge by contacting us at myfrost@frost.com. We are taking unprecedented action to make our team available to help you cut through the media and politics to get factual one-to-one guidance for the issues and opportunities that matter most to your business.
Growth Avenues in the Global Airport Baggage Handling Sector
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New Digitized Solutions Powering the Growth of Global Airport Security
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Data Integration to Drive Growth in the Global Total Airport Management (TAM) Industry
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Disruptive Technologies Boost Growth in the Global Commercial Air Traffic Management (ATM) Sector
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New Sensor Technologies and Disruptive Innovations Transforming the Global EO/IR Segment
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Digital Transformation Accelerates Growth in the Global Airport Information Technology Sector
Read more Request InfoWhile the question of when premium
traffic will make a comeback is on the mind of
every executive in airline boardrooms across
the world, a more immediate question is what
will it take for this all-important segment to
take off again? Similar to leisure traffic, the
underlying base requirements will be the same:
reopening of borders, easing of travel
restrictions, and preservation of air travel
corridors.
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The 2021 merger & acquisition series
has begun. Digital imaging and electronic
sensor manufacturer Teledyne Technologies
Incorporated and thermal imaging and UAS maker
FLIR Systems, Inc. entered a definitive
agreement in which Teledyne would acquire FLIR
in a whopping $8.0 billion deal.
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From a major economic crisis in 1991, India evolved to become the fastest-growing major economy in recent years. While Frost & Sullivan estimates an 8.8% contraction of its GDP for 2020-21, there are strong signs of rebound with a 10.5% expansion anticipated in 2021-22. India is expected to attain pre-pandemic GDP levels before key advanced economies in 2021, driven by factors such as a decline in COVID-19 case count, which should spur consumer and business confidence, and central bank liquidity measures.
The global economy went through an extremely turbulent phase in 2020 due to worldwide lockdowns, a crash in oil prices, trade and business restrictions and so on. However, economic recovery is expected to pick up in 2021, with easing restrictions, mass vaccine targets, demand-side revival and continued stimulus support. Full gross domestic product (GDP) recovery is expected by Q4 2021 under a baseline scenario.
2021 will mark the year of building resilience. As we learn to embrace uncertainty, the new year will bring about significant changes in the way we work and live. Changes in user behavior patterns will trigger major shifts in consumption and business models. Emerging advancements in technologies such as AI and automation will lead the way as we continue to fight the pandemic.
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