Digitalization is defined as the ability to harness collective technological advances in computing power, data collection, processing, storage, and networking between computer devices. The term must be differentiated from digitization, which simply means the conversion of analog to digital, e.g., converting a printed photograph into a JPEG* file. Defense forces have always pursued digitalization; however, its adoption has lagged behind commercial industries in recent times. Historically, computers have been used to manage logistics, supply inventory, pay wages, and maintain personnel records. There is also a rapid increase in digital adoption on the battlefield with advances in automated processing and sensor technologies.

Strategic Imperatives 

Digitalization in Defense Overview 

Defense Digitalization Adoption 

ConOps and Use Cases 

Competitive Landscape 

Business Models

Growth Opportunity Analysis

Growth Opportunity Universe