Northrop Grumman Critical Infrastructure Protection Solutions Reviews

Northrop Grumman generates its revenue from 3 business segments: aerospace systems, mission systems, and technological services. The company gathers more than 50% of its revenue from the mission systems and technological services business units. The mission systems and technological services business units cater a wide range of CIP systems and services. Northrop Grumman has a worldwide reach with regional offices and sales offices set up in North America, Europe, MEA, and APAC. The company has not set up a regional office in Latin America and thereby, has limited business operations in the Latin American region. The company offers products and services for various industry verticals, such as energy and power, power grids, oil and gas, transportation systems, sensitive infrastructures, and enterprises. Northrop Grumman is highly focused on inorganic growth strategies, such as partnerships and collaborations. The company is also active in engaging in partnerships and collaborations. Some of Northrop Grumman’s partners are the US Army, US Air Force, and Raytheon. The company is not very active in undertaking acquisitions. This may affect the company’s position in the CIP market. The company is also not very active in adopting organic growth strategies, such as new product launches and product enhancements. Northrop Grumman has accelerated its Cyber and ISR, and Sensors and Processing service programs, which are a part of the mission systems business segment. This acceleration in programs has resulted in a revenue increase in the mission systems business segment and has strengthened Northrop Grumman’s position in the CIP market.