Which government initiatives will massively impact the growth curve? What do key companies think of installation challenges, poorly insulated building stock, lack of skilled workers, and customer awareness? Which key regions offer the best growth opportunities? Read the analysis to know more.
Explore how the chronic energy crisis, absence of domestic manufacturers, and dependence on foreign suppliers for engines, alternators, and complete gensets can create multiple avenues for growth in the region. See how distributors can take advantage of such opportunities.
How do the pandemic, high inflation, and economic uncertainty impact customer sectors and revenue generation? Which factors must be considered to remain profitable as the space is disrupted by emerging technology, business models, and the rapid commoditization of facility management services?
Changes in Care Delivery Models
Over the past five years, there has been an expansion in care delivery models in healthcare. Traditional healthcare providers are a leading force in this change, expanding their footprint geographically and in the range of services offered. Health systems have merged or acquired standalone facilities, bought primary care practices, opened urgent care centers to expand their reach and provide a lower-cost alternative to emergency rooms for after-hours issues, and partnered with ambulatory surgery centers as more procedures move out of hospitals. During the pandemic, almost every healthcare provider offered virtual visits to continue seeing patients, and many added remote monitoring services and hospital at-home programs to better track patients with chronic conditions or better manage post-acute care recovery.
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Recently, Frost & Sullivan analyzed the energy and utilities customer care and engagement sector and, based on its analysis, recognizes Hansen with the 2022 Global Product Leadership Award for its best-in-class products that empower energy utilities and power retailers. The company is one of the leaders in the energy and utilities sector, with over 50 years of operations and a comprehensive portfolio of practical solutions for customers in over 80 countries.
The agricultural sector’s ongoing changes—rapid climate change and biodiversity loss—have created a lucrative growth opportunity for agrochemical technology developers. According to Frost & Sullivan’s recent survey on the sustainable agrochemicals crop protection sector, the need to protect crops and reduce agricultural-related emissions encourages technology developers to create solutions that allow farmers to sustainably increase agricultural productivity. Furthermore, government strategies, such as proposing a 50% reduction in fertilizer losses and a 20% reduction in fertilizer consumption by 2030, are expected to drive innovation in the sustainable agrochemicals sector.
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