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03 Jul 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Latin American Fleet Managers’ Desirability and Willingness to Pay for Fleet Management Solutions, Brazil and Mexico, 2020

A Summary of Customers’ Willingness to Pay, Switching Behaviour, and Perceptions

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Brazil and Mexico, key developing nations in the Americas, have tremendous potential in terms of tapping the growth opportunities in the intelligent transport and mobility space. Both the countries have extensive networks of roads and highways, with people relying primarily on road transport as the railway networks are neither wide nor sophisticate...

The business telephone system, commonly referred to as a private branch exchange (PBX), predates the invention of the Internet, Ethernet and the personal computer. As such, legacy PBXs were always deployed on dedicated infrastructure. The call-control manager was a standalone hardware server or appliance serving as the bridge between the PSTN and h...

Increasing populations and urbanization paralleled by the surging demand for mobility has overburdened transport networks, particularly in urban areas. Such pressures have also intensified problems related to pollution and congestion. The mobility landscape in cities is transforming rapidly. Discrete, siloed, and narrow definitions of transporta...

Transportation industry participants face significant challenges as expanding populations and urban density cause congestion, high carbon emissions rates, and parking deficits. One way city planners seek to remedy these unfortunate effects is by optimizing their mobility networks. The need to effectively manage the various mobility modes became mor...

With supply chain issues dominating the news, Mobile Asset Management (MAM) solutions are gaining even more credibility and attention in the North American market. Each year, Frost & Sullivan examines the mobile asset management solution category, defining MAM as solutions that remotely locate, monitor, and manage moveable assets that are outside o...

Digital risk protection (DRP) is a set of cybersecurity procedures that consists of four strategic pillars: mapping out the digital attack surface area, monitoring the threat landscape, mitigating scam and phishing attacks, and managing a comprehensive risk strategy to protect an organization’s external-facing digital assets beyond its network peri...

Most enterprises have started to empower their employees with digitalization; with digital entitlement, the aspect of digital identity has come. Managing the digital identity of employees across different ranks and functions is a challenge that the enterprise IT team has to deal with on a regular basis. This includes on-boarding of new users, creat...

31 Jan 2020  |  Europe  |  Market Research

Industrial Pumps Market in Russia, Forecast to 2023

Need for Refurbishment of Old Process Plants, Diminishing Sanctions and Revival of the Oil & Gas Industry are likely to Drive Growth

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This Market Engineering Research report covers the industrial pumps market in Russia. This report provides market size and forecasts, highlights key trends, presents a breakdown by segments, and provides a competitive and end-user industry analysis, as well as makes predictions for the future. Key market drivers and restraining factors have been di...

03 Mar 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Asia-Pacific Integrated Cybersecurity Framework Industry Guide, 2020

A Changing Security Approach Increases Visibility, Openness, and Consistency to Fortify the Attack Surface via Unified Policies an

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An integrated cybersecurity framework is an offering by leading vendors aimed at the future of cybersecurity; while not a new approach, it has become increasingly popular in recent years. A unified cybersecurity framework applies a consistent set of policies and rules, with 3 key advantages over point solutions: it allows for more consistency in co...