... like the California gold rush of 1849 with lots of metaphorical ‘gold miners’ looking to strike it rich in EO data business. Alongside the development of service companies, satellite manufacturers have demonstrated they can become the new ‘shovel...
... chains are highly isolated and stakeholders within these chains tend to be wary of new approaches. As a result, the business layer of the space market is still very immature. Technologically, the introduction of Industry 4.0 into the space sector...
...out of each unit to make reusability truly economic. From a business point of view, December’s Falcon 9 launch of the first ... launch, as it presages a lot more US Air Force business in future. Of course, Arianespace and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (...
... Manber reflects on the company’s pioneering commercial journey and looks at challenges that lie in the future. The business model of Nanoracks has essentially been to grow, not through increasing investment but by building increasingly more complex...
... industry where she focused on international marketing, market research and product innovation. She holds a BS in Business Administration with a specialisation in Marketing from BI Norwegian School of Management, and a Masters in International...
... great pace despite the space sector becoming increasingly privatised and commercialised. However, it can be expected that businesses will increasingly call for legal certainty when it comes to investing in space, particularly due to the high risk...