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In the last five years, interest in various types of waste-to-fuel and chemicals technologies has increased amongst industrial players, government agencies, and environmental organizations. The goal is to reduce dependency on fossil fuels and reduce the environmental and economic burden caused by landfills, through conversion of waste into clean re...

06 Feb 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Philippine Diabetes Devices Market, Forecast to 2023

Universal Healthcare Coverage will Help Boost the Low Diagnosis Rate of 33% and Unlock Market Potential

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Diabetes is a growing concern globally, with more than 425 million people suffering the world over. The Philippines is no exception. It has a high prevalence of diabetes, of about 6% or an estimated 3.8 million diabetics, in 2018. Unfortunately, only about 33% of this population is actually diagnosed, meaning more than two-thirds of those diabetic...

07 Feb 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Thai Diabetes Devices Market, Forecast to 2023

The Professional Testing Segment will See a High Growth Rate of 10% in this High-cost Device Market

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Diabetes is a growing global concern, with more than 425 million people suffering the world over. Thailand is no exception. It has a high prevalence of about 8%; there were an estimated 4.25 million diabetics in the country in 2018. Unfortunately, only about 56% of this population is actually diagnosed, meaning almost half of those diabetics are di...

06 Feb 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Indonesian Diabetes Devices Market, Forecast to 2023

Low Diagnosis Rate of 26% Presents Opportunities to Unlock and Tap in to a Large Market

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Diabetes is a growing concern, with more than 425 million people suffering the world over. Indonesia is no exception. It has high prevalence, of about 7% or an estimated 10.48 million diabetics in the country in 2018. Unfortunately, only about 26% of this population is actually diagnosed, meaning over two-thirds of those diabetics are diagnosed onl...

07 Feb 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Malaysian Diabetes Devices Market, Forecast to 2023

Service Models that Address Affordability are the Preferred Models in this Cost-sensitive Market

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Diabetes is a growing concern globally, with more than 425 million people suffering the world over. Malaysia is no exception. It has a very high prevalence of about 16%; there were an estimated 3.57 million diabetics in the country in 2018. Unfortunately, only about 50% of this population is actually diagnosed, meaning half of those diabetics are d...

Policy level initiatives to meet greenhouse gas emission reduction targets and the drive to improve the air quality in urban cities are expected to keep supporting the sales growth in electric vehicles across the globe, which has already crossed 2 million units in 2019. Further, the consequent increase in spent lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) is likel...

The retail industry is the largest end user of RFID products and solutions. Mandates from large retailers, such as Walmart, Macy’s, Gerry Weber, and Metro have also boosted adoption of RFID in the retail industry. Retailers achieve end-to-end visibility and business efficiency by implementing item-level tagging. In addition, retailers are likely to...

The aviation industry is in a crisis and airports are one of its hardest hit participants. Passenger volumes have severely declined due to COVID-19 travel restrictions and airport revenues have dried up without passengers. Passenger confidence is not expected to rebound quickly, and so passenger volume is not anticipated to return to pre-pandemic l...

The 2019 Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) report offers our first glimpse at global adoption of DRaaS. Not surprisingly, global trends mimic the U.S., with nearly half of businesses surveyed by Frost & Sullivan currently using DRaaS to protect their data. An additional 34% of businesses say they expect to implement DRaaS by 2021, bringing tot...