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Increasingly, the connected nature of humans is driving the Internet of life (IoL). The IoL is driving wellness, integrate life and living (WILL). The key driver for the quantifiable self is wearables, which are poised to disrupt every facet of the healthcare system. However, tracking personal health data in real-time opens up privacy and security ...

This research service covers key technological trends and developments in proteomic technologies that are likely to have a high impact in the near future. Based on the survey and observation of the global proteomics industry, advances and technological trends across existing and emerging proteomic technologies have been detailed. While providing br...

Diabetes has exhibited dramatic increases during the past decade, registering a global prevalence of 9% among adults aged 18 years and older, and is projected to be the 7th-leading cause of death by 2030. The most popular treatment for type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) is multiple daily insulin (MDI) injections. However, researchers globally are work...

This research service covers key technological trends and developments in diagnostics for neurodegenerative diseases, which are likely to have a high impact in the near future. The technologies present across the global neurodiagnostic industry have been covered under neurobiomarkers, neuroimaging and neuroinformatics segments. While providing brie...

29 Mar 2016  |  Global  |  Market Research

Top 50 Emerging Technologies: Growth Opportunities of Strategic Imperative

Multi-billion dollar technologies ready to propel industries and transform our world

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Research Overview The Top 50 Emerging Technologies research is a comprehensive analysis of the most promising and disruptive technologies poised to impact our world in the next few years. It highlights and offers strategic guidance and actionable ideas on the hottest 50 technologies that pack maximum potential to fuel global innovation; spawn in...

This research service analyzes the global market for wearable technologies in clinical and consumer health. It discusses in detail how industry convergence and technological innovations are transitioning wearables from simple consumer devices to actionable healthcare applications—specifically in managing targeted chronic diseases such as diabetes...

Over the past decade, global industry leaders offering neuromodulation technologies have been largely successful in implementing large scale value stream transformation programs in setting a mature cost-to-serve model. However, understanding the gaps between OEM initiatives in delivering value to care payers and payer demands have been limited. Thi...

While low and middle income group countries are typically characterized by a high burden of communicable diseases, the trend appears to be changing. By 2030, NCDs are expected to account for nearly 55% of the disease burden of these country groups. A growing middle aged population increases the risk of NCDs in the low and middle income country grou...