Continue reading to see how existing digital platforms provided by the tech giants could be a potential threat to the spare parts business that many Aerospace & Defense manufacturers have come to rely upon as part of their business model. This post will explore the merit of this prediction and what steps can be taken to minimize this threat as part of a digital transformation strategy.
LNS Research analyst Matthew Littlefield recently wrote a blog on the digital transformation at Lockheed Martin. Its F-35 fighter jet program is a good example of how to use digitization to align technology adoption with strategic objectives.
The closure of the U.S. Space Shuttle program in 2011 seemed like the end of an era. Yet since then, the sector has experienced a renaissance. A major stepping stone to the achievement of this goal is the Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway. The Lunar Gateway will function as a lunar-orbit space station, a solar-powered communications hub, science laboratory, short-term habitation module, and holding area for rovers and other craft.
Digital Manufacturing is a prevailing trend in aerospace and defense manufacturing. It has risen in importance due to growing requirements for genealogy, traceability, and serialization.
Numbers indicate that the commercial aerospace industry is on the rise. Continue reading to learn how aerospace is skyrocketing.
Global defense spending is in an upswing due to geopolitical expansion. Continue reading to see how this trend aligns with the digital thread.
Virgin Atlantic’s most recent venture into space signifies a movement toward elevated space travel, space freight, or space tourism. Continue reading to learn more about the new space race.
Read about the top MRO industry challenges and fallout this year, according to the Oliver Wyman survey.
Learn how augmented reality (AR) technology with revolutionize MRO.
The blockchain is typically associated with the Bitcoin cryptocurrency and worldwide payment system, but its implications run much deeper.
