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The maritime connectivity market is a complex and intricate system of service providers, satellite operators, and hardware vendors; each of which plays a pivotal role in providing connectivity to an array of different users all with their own requirements. There is no one size fits all model. The requirements of a merchant ship differ considerably from those of cruise ships, and in turn, the requirements of cruise ships can differ significantly from a fishing vessel. As a result, the market is segmented in such a way that it can provide tailored solutions to the plethora of users and use cases. 2019 has already seen substantial developments in the market. Service providers have created new holistic platforms to simplify connectivity for users, satellite operators continue to push forwards in offering increased coverage and capacity across the globe, and hardware vendors have released state-of-the-art new technology to the market. All these developments will be covered in Valour Consultancy’s report on The Future of Maritime Connectivity - 2019”. The report will provide a complete overview of the maritime connectivity market with no stone left unturned. It will build on the previous edition, “The Future of Maritime Connectivity - 2018”, which was well received by leading industry experts; as well as the firm’s acclaimed research into the closely related market for in-flight connectivity. The report will include quantitative analysis of the crucial variables such as the number of connected vessels, associated revenue and average revenue per unit (ARPU). The variables will then be modelled across key market segments including geographical region, frequency band, and type of vessel/industry. The report will also provide market shares of service providers, satellite operators, and hardware vendors. Furthermore, the report will contain an in-depth discussion of key drivers of growth, potential market inhibitors, technological developments, and the competitive environment. Valour Consultancy invites you to participate in this research, influence the scope and receive a substantial discount on the price of the final report. Further information on this participant programme can be found on page 5, while pages 2-4 explain the scope of this research in more detail. The Future of Maritime Connectivity - 2019

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The maritime connectivity market is a complex and intricate system of service providers, satellite operators, and hardware vendors; each of which plays a pivotal role in providing connectivity to an array of different users all with their own requirements. There is no one size fits all model. The requirements of a merchant ship differ considerably from those of cruise ships, and in turn, the requirements of cruise ships can differ significantly from a fishing vessel. As a result, the market is segmented in such a way that it can provide tailored solutions to the plethora of users and use cases.

2019 has already seen substantial developments in the market. Service providers have created new holistic platforms to simplify connectivity for users, satellite operators continue to push forwards in offering increased coverage and capacity across the globe, and hardware vendors have released state-of-the-art new technology to the market. All these developments will be covered in Valour Consultancy’s report on “The Future of Maritime Connectivity - 2019”.

The report will provide a complete overview of the maritime connectivity market with no stone left unturned. It will build on the previous edition, “The Future of Maritime Connectivity - 2018”, which was well received by leading industry experts; as well as the firm’s acclaimed research into the closely related market for in-flight connectivity. The report will include quantitative analysis of the crucial variables such as the number of connected vessels, associated revenue and average revenue per unit (ARPU). The variables will then be modelled across key market segments including geographical region, frequency band, and type of vessel/industry. The report will also provide market shares of service providers, satellite operators, and hardware vendors. Furthermore, the report will contain an in-depth discussion of key drivers of growth, potential market inhibitors, technological developments, and the competitive environment.

Valour Consultancy invites you to participate in this research, influence the scope and receive a substantial discount on the price of the final report. Further information on this participant programme can be found on page 5, while pages 2-4 explain the scope of this research in more detail.

The Future of Maritime Connectivity - 2019

Questions To Be Answered

• What is the size of the maritime connectivity market in 2018?• How quickly will subscribers, revenues and ARPU grow over the next ten years and what

factors will determine this?• How will the installation of new LEO and MEO satellite constellations affect the market

over the next 10 years?• How will ARPU change over the next decade across the different frequency bands (L-

band, C-band, Ka-band and Ku-band)?• How do the number of connected vessels and offshore platforms break down by key

maritime segments (fishing, leisure, merchant, offshore, passenger)?• How does the market vary regionally? (Asia-Pacific; Europe; Middle East & Africa; Latin

America; North America)• What are the top drivers for VSAT technology today and how will this change in the

future?• What are the main drivers and inhibitors of growth in the industry?• How is maritime connectivity being used to improve internal operations as part of the

Internet of Things?• What other key technology trends are taking place?• What is the role of alternative technologies such as LTE, microwave, and other line-of-sight

radio networks in augmenting/replacing satellite?• What are the key GEO satellite launches taking place over the next ten years and how will

they affect the provision of services?• How will the failure of Intelsat’s 29e satellite affect the company? • How is/will the regulatory environment affect VSAT operations?• How big is the market for maritime connectivity hardware in US$ revenues, unit shipments

and ASPs?• How is the market adapting to the increased threat of cyber attacks?• Who are the leading providers of maritime connectivity hardware and connectivity

services?• Who is the leading hardware manufacturer?• What are the market shares of satellite operators, service providers and hardware

manufacturers?

Proposed Research Content

It is proposed that the report will be organised into the following chapters:

Chapter 1 – Introduction, Scope and Methodology

Contains the report scope and explanations as to what is included and excludedfrom the research. All definitions used are presented in a clear and concise manner,alongside the exchange rates used in our analysis and the base year and forecastmethodologies employed.

Chapter 2 – Technology Overview

Concentrates on the technical aspects of maritime connectivity and provides acomprehensive overview of the different types of solutions. This includes satellitecoverage maps – for existing and planned satellites, developments in key enablinghardware and relevant standards and regulations.

Chapter 3 – Market Statistics and Trends

Quantifies the number of vessels equipped with maritime connectivity out to 2028with factors likely to influence future take up of these technologies supporting thisdata. Data is segmented by geographic region, maritime market segment andconnectivity technology. Statistics also show the cost of providing connectivity, costsavings from various “connected ship” applications and service revenues fromoffering connectivity to passengers (where applicable). The market for key maritimeconnectivity hardware components is also quantitatively assessed.

Chapter 4 – Competitive Environment

Looks at the competitive environment of those operating across the maritimeconnectivity value chain. Notable mergers and acquisitions are discussed alongsidenew product developments, key partnerships, business models and strategies as wellas a presentation of market shares of equipment manufacturers, service providersand satellite operators.

Need something not mentioned here? Our participant program allows you to tailorthe scope to your requirements. See page 5 for details.

Proposed Scope

MARKET SEGMENTATION

Geographical region – Asia-Pacific, EMEA, North America,

Latin America

Hardware –Antennas and

terminals

Market segment –Fishing, Leisure, Merchant,

Offshore platforms,Passenger ships

Connectivity – C-band, L-band low speed no voice, L-band high speed voice, Ka-

band, Ku-band, other

Market shares –Service providers, hardware vendors, satellite operators

The diagram below offers a visual summary of the quantitative analysis to be includedin this report. 10 year forecasts will be provided for all segmentations from 2018 until2028 in terms of installed base, annual installations, annual USD $ revenues, ASPs andpenetration rate.

CONNECTED VESSELS:• Subscribers• Revenue (per million USD)• Average revenue per user (ARPU)

Would an additional segmentation be beneficial? Our participant programme allows you to have this report better meet your needs. See Page 5 for details.

By taking part in our participant programme, clients can:

• Modify the report scope to meet specific market research requirements• Benefit from having advanced access to market estimates and forecast data• Take advantage of a 15% discount on the report price (see table below)• Receive a presentation of the report findings by one of our consultants

There are no additional costs or commitment associated with the participant program. Clients need onlycomplete the order form below before 11th October 2019. After this point, the report will only be availableat the non-participant price.

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