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09 Jul 2021  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

GCC Hospitality and Foodservice Growth Opportunities

Consumer Choices and Technology Innovation Generate Growth Opportunities in the New Normal

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The COVID-19 pandemic showed that change is unavoidable and industries cannot depend on a permanent status quo. The revenue loss registered by the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) hospitality and foodservice industry in 2020 is proof of the crisis’ scale, with cumulative financial loss expected to be between $50 and $60 billion. Since health, hygiene...

Although the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in border closures, movement restrictions, a dip in economic activity, high unemployment, and massive disruption to supply chains, it has also presented the Australian industrial and institutional (I&I) cleaning chemicals industry with an opportunity to amplify its profile and extend its reach. COVID-1...

The Frost Radar™ for the supply-side platform market analyzes software solutions that allow publishers to effectively manage, sell, and optimize their advertising inventories through a set of programmatic tools. These are part of the broader digital advertising supply chain and provide the sell-side (i.e., publishers, media owners, and app develope...

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The global enterprise landscape is currently navigating a profound era of transformation driven by the Intelligence Revolution. This shift is redefining the fundamental mechanics of how organizations create, manage, and orchestrate content at scale. In 2026, the digital content creation, management, and orchestration sector is moving beyond the sim...

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Diversification beyond a telco’s core connectivity business is a necessity as various traditional services (e.g., fixed-line telephony, wireless telephony, and broadband offerings) commoditize. Telcos that successfully transition their business to newer edge computing and digital content services will remain relevant and succeed in the market. ...

The digital content creation, management, and orchestration sector is navigating a fundamental upheaval in 2026. The era of simply producing and storing digital assets has ended, replaced by an urgent need for neural content supply chains that are resilient, intelligent, and hyper-automated. As the volume of content required to fuel global digital ...

The Rise of AI and Evolving Tech: While Generative AI and continuous tech advancements pose challenges, they also unlock opportunities. Businesses must embrace AI yet ensure human oversight. They should remain adaptable to integrate new technologies into their services and stay ahead of the curve. Monetization and Skills Transformation: New mone...