Pune, India, Nov 2022, /MRFR Press Release/- Market Research Future published a cooked research report on the Global Mission-Critical Communication (MCX) Market.
The Global Mission critical communication Market is estimated to register a CAGR of 10.2% during the forecast period. In this report, Market Research Future (MRFR) includes the segmentation and dynamics of the market to offer a better glimpse of the market in the next few years.
Mission critical communications refers to communications regarding operations that involve a high risk to life and property. It is the ability of communication devices to provide seamless communication where conventional networks cannot meet the required demands. These are used in crucial public events where several networks are operated at a particular time, and due to traffic congestion, the conventional networks are not capable of handling such intense networks.
Segmental Analysis
The Global Mission critical communication Market has been segmented based on component, technology, end users.
Based on component, the global Mission critical communication market has been segmented into solution, hardware, and services. Further Hardware has divided into command and control, router and gateways, distribution management system, Others. Also, Services have been divided into Consulting Services, integration services, maintenance services. Hardware components used in mission critical communication includes command and control center, routers and gateways, distribution management system and others. Hardware constitutes of major portion of the mission critical communication systems. The increasing demand for the deployment of mission critical communication networks results in the huge demand for the hardware components which is expected to show significant growth during the forecast period. Command and control center, also known as situation room, has equipment that monitor, control, and command overall operations of the organization. Command and control centers are mostly associated with the military and government agencies. These centers are also used by transit systems, universities, utility companies, police, fire department, and other organizations that are in need to manage distributed operations. Companies such as Zetron provides solutions such as ACOM command & control that enables the console to connect, organize, and inform. This solution provides both data and voice communication together to enable operators to orchestrate field personnel conveying the response plan and situational awareness.
By Technology, the Mission critical communication market has been segmented into LMR, LTE. Further, LMR has been divided into Analogue, TETRA and P25 and Others. Land mobile radio (LMR) systems work on the traditional communication network technology for Push-to-Talk (PTT) voice services across industries such as transportation, public safety, field services, construction, and utilities. LMR has its presence in the critical communication market for a long time, providing efficient and simple solutions for private, two-way radio communications that provide easy collaboration of field-based industries. Advancements in the IP standards have revolutionized LMR, making the interface open for multi-vendor environments. LMR systems are most widely used by emergency first responders such as fire, police and ambulance services, and other government organizations. TETRA and P25 are based on LMR technologies that enable only voice communication with limited data transmission. TETRA stands for Terrestrial Trunked Radio System and P25 stands for Project 25. TETRA supports a wide variety of mobile radio communication applications for ambulance, police, and security services due to its easy-to-use and fast call set-up time feature, which are important requirements for emergency service providers. P25 has been standardized by the Telecommunication Industry Association (TIA) for use by state, local, and federal public safety organizations in North America.
Based on End User, the Mission critical communication market has been segmented into Public Safety and Government Agencies, Energy and Utilities, Transportation, Mining, Others. Public safety and government end-users have mostly rely on LMR systems since the 1930s for mission-critical voice communication. These systems provide a reliable means to the personnel working on field to easily communicate with each other and public safety communication centers. Due to the use of LMR technology since its inception, public safety and government agencies have become well trained and skilled in using LMR technologies. The new technologies are entering the market, but emergency responders are mostly familiar with LMR technologies. However, LMR technology is continuously evolving. The transition from conventional analog radio system to digital radio systems has gained significant traction.
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Competitive Analysis
The key players of the cloud manufacturing market include Motorola Solutions Inc. (US), Nokia (Finland), ZTE Corporation (China), Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Sweden), Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. (China), AT&T Inc. (US), L3Harris Technologies, Inc. (US), Hytera Communications Corp. Ltd. (China), Cobham Wireless (UK), Ascom (Switzerland), Mentura Group Oy (Finland), Leonardo SPA (Italy), Inmarsat Plc (UK), Zenitel (Norway), Telstra (Australia).
Regional Analysis
The regional analysis for the hybrid cloud market has been done for North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East & Africa, and South America. North America dominates the Mission critical communication market. North America is expected to be the third fastest growing region for the MCX for critical communication market growing at a CAGR of 9.4% during the forecast period; this is due to increasing investments of public safety agencies in P25 two-way radio technology and shifting customer preference from existing technology to LTE technology. The region is a leading adopter for broadband technology including PMR and LMR technologies. The US accounted for the largest market share in the region due to presence of various local and key vendors in the country. Launch of LTE services by major service providers such as AT&T and deployment of FirstNet, a national security broadband network in 2012 using LTE 700 MHz spectrum results in the growth of mission-critical communication market in US. In March 2021, the US proposed a huge infrastructure measure that would offer USD 15 billion in federal cash to modernize 911 centers across the country to IP-based next-generation-911 (NG911) technology. The infrastructure bill is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to repair the gaps in America's 911 networks, which are the backbone of any public safety response.
Europe accounts for the second-largest market share in mission critical communication market due to high adoption of critical communication systems by various end-users such as military & defense, and continuous development made by the companies in the region. Europe has been segmented in the UK, Germany, France and the Rest of Europe. The country is planning to replace the voice services provided by Airwave with its own national voice and broadband mobile communication service known as Emergency Service Network. However, the Airwave is the largest and fully operational mobile communication network for public safety professionals. The increasing demand to standardize commercial mobile communication on LTE or 4G technology is also expected to drive the growth of mission critical communication market in the UK. In August 2021, Motorola Solutions announced that the National Health Service (NHS) England has selected its VB400 body-worn video solution to increase transparency and safety for its frontline workers and citizens across the country. This allows ambulance workers to remain focused on making life-saving decisions and delivering patient care. The adoption of VB400 body-worn cameras across all ambulance trusts in England is a significant endorsement for how they help to ensure the safety and well-being of members of the public and ambulance crews.