Global Combat Management System Market to Grow at a CAGR of 3.7% During the Period 2024-2032, Driven by Need for Efficient Support Systems During Combat

On the modern battlefield, conditions change rapidly and unexpectedly. With a significant number of weapons and sensors at their disposal, commanders face the challenging task of aligning information, hardware and personnel to accomplish complex missions. Combat management systems (CMS) help improve the outcomes of tasks executed by modern armed forces. The global combat management system market is expected to be driven by the need for efficient support systems during combat. North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia are expected to be key markets.

A combat management system is devised to gather, assess and adjust information to have superior knowledge over potential enemies, reduce decision-making cycles and execute quick and precise weapon engagement. A combat management system has a modular and scalable design that assures compatibility with a wide range of air, land and sea-based systems and platforms. A combat management system is capable of handling large amounts of information, keeping track of thousands of positions and tracks; very automated; possesses full sensor fusion; can offer threat evaluation; can aid weapon and sensor pairing; possesses command, control and communication capability; and is easy to operate and easy to maintain. Such systems integrate almost all elements that a commander has at his disposal.

A combat management system used by land forces is known as Battle Management System or BMS; it depends on data collected by the unit’s elements. Particular targets are marked on BMS displays, assigning tasks and directing fire and manoeuvre over a large range, without the requirement for visual coordination. Integration of blue force tracking enhances situational awareness and minimizes risk.

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When used with mechanized infantry units, BMS systems may be detached from the vehicle to assist dismounted infantry operations. In this application, encrypted wireless (SATCOM, UHF data, WiFi, Bluetooth and/or other) links are assuming importance for the integration of services on the vehicle, its crew and the dismounted element. Battle and Combat Management systems range from extensive and reasonably priced to intricate and expensive. Indeed, such systems may be fashioned to any requirement or budget. Leading manufacturers include DRS Technologies, Leonardo, Terma, Systematic, Elbit, Havelsan, Saab, BAE Systems, Thales, Lockheed Martin, and others.

The global combat management system market is expected to be driven by advanced solutions offered by leading companies. For example, DCNS POLARIS® is a sea-proven compact solution devised to meet the need of navies and coast guards. The system features surveillance and protection capabilities for littoral or exclusive economical zones operations. POLARIS® is specifically well adapted to offshore patrol vessel, fast attack craft, fast patrol boat and landing platform dock/landing helicopter dock.

BAE Systems is a key supplier and integrator of NCMS for the UK Royal Navy’s surface and sub-surface fleet. The CMS family aids planning, strategic picture collecting, decision-making and weapon control. CMS-1 is the key component of the combat system, offering situational awareness and weapon control from its intuitive consoles.

L&T combat management systems include surface and sub-surface application; surveillance, multiple-sensor data fusion, situation evaluation, threat assessment and weapon assignment/control ability; open system architecture; mission planning and intelligent data management features; and others.

In 2019, combat management system (CMS) for indigenous Aircraft Carrier developed with M/s Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division (TPSED) in collaboration with Weapon and Electronics System Engineering Establishment and M/s MARS, Russia was handed over by CEO and MD, M/s Tata Advanced Systems Ltd to the Chief of Materiel on 28 March 2019 at Bengaluru. This was a major landmark in the Indian Navy’s thrust towards indigenous development and promotion of private industry. This was also the first CMS developed by a private Industry for the Navy.

Key Findings of the Report:

• The global combat management system market is expected to be driven by the need for efficient support systems during combat.
• Advanced, high-tech solutions are likely to stimulate market growth. 
• North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia are expected to be key markets.

Market Analysis by Component, Sub-system, Platform and Region:

• By component, the market is classified into Hardware (further broken down by type into Control Consoles, Combat Data Centres, and Data Network Switchers) and Software.
• By sub-system, the market is segmented into Self-defence Management System, Identification Systems, Weapon Management Systems, Track Management Systems, Display Systems, Situational Awareness Systems, Unmanned Vehicle Control Systems, and Others).
• By platform, the market is divided into Destroyers, Submarines, Frigates, Amphibious Ships, Corvettes, Fast Attack Craft (FAC), Aircraft Carriers, and Others.
• By region, the market is divided into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East and Africa.

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