Do you know The Drone Analyst, Colin Snow? Are you reading his reports?
If you aren’t, get ready: your world is about to change.
Mr. Snow has been putting out top-quality research on the commercial drone industry since 2012. We had an opportunity to have him on the podcast to share his insight into what’s going on in the industry now, and where we might be headed in the future.
As a matter of background, here is Mr. Snow’s abbreviated biography – this guy is for real:
Colin Snow is CEO and Founder of Skylogic Research, LLC and operates under the brand Drone Analyst®. Colin is a 25 year technology industry veteran with a background in market research, enterprise software, electronics, digital imaging, and mobility. His experience includes aerial photography as well as making, programming, and piloting remote control aircraft. Colin holds an MBA from Florida Atlantic University and is a member of all major UAS industry groups including: AUVSI, RCAPA, and AMA.
Skylogic Research is a research, content, and advisory services firm supporting all participants in the commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) industry. We help you make critical investment decisions with confidence by providing research-based insights on the commercial drone markets. Our focus is on the needs of three constituents:
- Manufacturers, suppliers, and business service providers – who need research and insight into buyer needs
- Buyers of UAS technology and services – to help inform their acquisition decisions
- Investors – who need to distinguish technical and market viability
This focus, plus research as a foundation and reach into a community of more than 90,000 business executives and innovators through social media and media partnerships, allows us to deliver a high-value, low-risk method for achieving optimal understanding.
Tune in for all that and more!
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Links for You:
Drone Analyst Website: www.droneanalyst.com
Drone Analyst Twitter: @droneanalyst
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