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The report provides an overview of the global vaccine market estimating the market size broken down by different segments. Vaccines, though a sub-set of biologics, have a completely different dynamic. Not only are they largely designed for a healthy cohort but are also exponentially influenced by government actions and policies. While old generatio...

Frost and Sullivan expects 2023 to be the year of resilience. Businesses will face a range of challenges, including a global economic slowdown, supply chain bottlenecks, and geopolitical shocks. Organizations of all sizes and types will be compelled to find new areas for growth, despite an abrupt downturn in consumer demand. This study identifi...

15 Feb 2017  |  Latin America  |  Megatrends

Mega Trends in LATAM, Forecast to 2025

Resurgence of the Next-generation Continent through Economic Growth Supported by Digital Inclusion and Technology Innovation

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Most of the economies of LATAM are dependent on external forces such as the Chinese and the US economy, global commodity, and oil prices. With the slightest fluctuations in these economies, LATAM economies will be impacted the most. In the past years, LATAM had been sluggish in growth, due to falling commodity prices and oil price volatility. After...

Sustainability targets in businesses are increasing to mitigate the risk of stringent regulations, taxation, and, more importantly, to meet customer demand for more environmentally friendly products. To achieve these goals, businesses adopt decarbonization strategies and invest in low-carbon technologies and services at different stages of the supp...

26 Jan 2017  |  North America  |  Megatrends

The Future of the United States

The Social and Technological Forces Reshaping the Country

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Frost & Sullivan's research service on The Future of the United States offers a comprehensive analysis of the Mega Trends that will impact American citizens and businesses through 2025. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts highlight the imminent challenges and opportunities for growth stemming from the following trends: Social, Hig...

Static water utility infrastructures are increasingly unable to cope with future demands. Climate change, water scarcity, energy costs, population shifts, budget cuts, and stricter legislation also challenge water services. At the same time, the responsibility of governments to ensure high-quality and accessible water through water and wastewater ...

23 Apr 2019  |  Global  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Stationary Fuel Cell Market, Forecasts to 2030

Increasing Acceptability and Falling Costs to Drive the Market for Fuel Cells

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Fuel cells are expected to see significant growth over the next decade, as countries move toward cleaner power to diversify their power mix away from fossil fuels. The market is expected to witness steady growth due to the construction and installation of fuel cell power by companies along with the declining cost of new/existing technologies, leadi...

02 Jul 2018  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Asia-Pacific Demand Response Market, Forecast to 2025

Actual Accumulated Demand Response Resources to Cross 30GW by 2025

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The Asia-Pacific demand response market is in the growing stage with countries such as South Korea, Japan, and New Zealand in the forefront. The liberalization of electricity markets and increasing distributed energy resources have a major role in driving the growth of demand response. However, lack of standardized procedures and absence of incenti...

Urbanisation and rapid pace of industrialisation are key factors for water stress across the globe. Increased awareness with regard to climate change and pollution have led to regulators and policy makers revising existing standards and adopting stringent water quality and discharge standards. Economic and environmental sustainability have become k...