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11 Jan 2021  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Disruptive Technologies and Innovative Business Models Transforming the Transport Management System Market in India

Growth of the eCommerce Industry, Digital Transformation of Logistics Operations, and Shifting End-user Preference towards Low Cost of Ownership to Drive Uptake of TMS Solutions

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The transport management system (TMS) market in India is estimated to register double-digit CAGR from 2019 to 2028. Growth of the eCommerce industry, digital transformation of logistic operations, and shifting end-user preference towards low cost of ownership will drive the growth of TMS solutions in the country. This study covers the TMS software ...

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted global supply chains, which still struggle with unpredictable shipment delays and longer harbor freight holdups on top of inefficient planning, higher costs, and lack of real-time visibility. The transportation management system (TMS) market is on growth trajectory as more companies realize the potential to reduce tr...

28 Aug 2015  |  North America  |  Market Research

Uber for Trucks: Executive Analysis of the North American Mobile-based Freight Brokerage Market

Uber Model for Trucking Poised to Revolutionize Freight Mobility

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Research Overview Frost & Sullivan's research service on the North American Mobile Based Freight Brokering Market provides detailed market forecasts, drivers and restraints as well as market shares and competitive analyses of participants in the mobile based freight brokerage market from 2014 to 2025. The study also identifies and profiles four eme...

The global automotive industry is undergoing a transformative shift towards electric vehicles (EVs). Governments across the world are encouraging the public to adopt EVs to meet sustainability goals. This study provides a measurement tool to conduct a multi-dimensional analysis of various countries across the Americas, Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe,...

Frost & Sullivan’s mobility team tracks the two-wheeler (2W) industry by conducting extensive research and analysis on the micro and macro trends shaping it. This report lists the top growth opportunity areas for 2W and three-wheeler (3W) industry players, including key use cases for each one. The industry shift toward electric 2Ws and 3Ws (e2W...

Passenger vehicle maintenance in Europe and North America has witnessed a transformative shift in the last decade from a traditional reactive approach to one that is proactive, focusing on predictive and preventive solutions. This shift can largely be attributed to the increased adoption of connectivity features in vehicles. Connected vehicles can ...

10 Mar 2021  |  Global  |  Market Research

Intelligent Mobility 2020—Frost & Sullivan Research Survey Analysis and Results

The Survey Showcases Customer Understanding about Connectivity and New Themes in the Mobility Space

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The global mobility industry is undergoing a tectonic shift in terms of technological and business aspects. Telematics connectivity, new mobility, electric and autonomous technologies, digital retail, and last-mile delivery are a few important trends in the mobility ecosystem, and these hold significant potential to radically change the way global ...

2021 has been a strong year for electric vehicle (EV) sales, with 6.8 million units sold and 9.5% global market penetration, outperforming industry expectations. Despite the impact of chip shortages on production, the industry exceeded 100% YoY growth. Conductive (wired) charging infrastructure grew to more than 500,000 charge points in 2021. The t...

Micro mobility is a small vehicle that accommodates 1–2 passengers. At present, many micro mobility models are not allowed on public roads in Japan, as they do not fall under any existing vehicle category. However, social experiments are being conducted in many cities to test the feasibility and usage of micro mobility. This study explains the case...