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The automotive aftermarket parts trade is undergoing an evolution, largely influenced by the adoption of digital technologies. By 2030, approximately $153 billion in parts and accessories will be sold from the online channel worldwide, which represents significant penetration in most regional markets. Frost & Sullivan has been conducting research o...

19 Aug 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

Digital Business Models Mitigating COVID-19 Implications on Global Aftermarket Performance in 2020

Resilience From an Aging Vehicle Parc, Complemented By Digitization of the Value Chain to Usher in Post-pandemic Revival of the Automotive Aftermarket

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This study evaluates the trajectories of global economic recovery in the aftermath of the pandemic and elucidates the medium-term impact of muted demand and supply on aftermarket revenues for 2020. Taking the long-term view, the study also underscores growth opportunities and evolving business models that, if leveraged on, will aid the aftermarket’...

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

COVID-19 Pandemic Catalyzes the Transformation of the Healthcare Provider Sector in Saudi Arabia

New Spending and the Latest Technology Drive Future Growth Potential

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The COVID-19 pandemic has led governments worldwide to implement national lockdowns and social distancing measures to mitigate the virus’ spread. The result is a large-scale drop in business confidence, consumer demand, and industrial production, leading to a global economic recession in 2020. The pandemic has impacted the healthcare sector and it ...

Frost & Sullivan defines programmable communications as any service or solution that enables developers to programmatically embed voice, video, chat, and messaging services within their business or consumer applications, business process or workflow automations. Through application programming interfaces (APIs), programmable communications expose c...

Sensing technologies are increasingly impacting consumer electronics, driven by the increasing trend toward connectivity among individuals and devices. This phenomenon is contributing to a proliferation of information enabled by less expensive, low-power, smaller, more ubiquitous sensors that can be embedded in a plethora of devices or applications...

Customer Transformation Journeys (CTJs) explore how organizations address business and security challenges through a provider’s solutions and services. Based on customer experiences, CTJs detail the initial pain points, deployment approach, operational impact, measurable outcomes, and broader lessons for decision-makers evaluating similar transform...

Customer Transformation Journeys (CTJs) explore how organizations address business and security challenges through a provider’s solutions and services. Based on customer experiences, CTJs detail the initial pain points, deployment approach, operational impact, measurable outcomes, and broader lessons for decision-makers evaluating similar transform...

This issue of the Nanotechnology Opportunity Engine highlights technology developments related to innovations in nanomaterials for healthcare, semiconductors, and consumer goods. Innovations related to conductive nanoinks, nanomanufacturing, nano-titanium dioxide, nanoencapsulation, nanocatalysts, single walled nanotubes, and nanoparticle-assisted ...

This Frost & Sullivan study covers the ingredients used in nutraceutical formulations and finished nutraceutical products. A nutraceutical is a food or part of a food, and it provides a physiological benefit and maintains good health. Nutraceuticals are not intended to treat or cure diseases; moreover, they are used for preventive healthcare purpos...