Frost & Sullivan

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, Strategic Analysis of Russian Pharmaceutical Market, finds that the market earned revenues of $15.31 billion in 2009 and estimates this to reach $37.15 billion in 2016.

As the South African unified communications (UC) market remains at an early growth stage, it presents profitable opportunities for telecommunications service providers in the country.

The weak enforcement of municipal legislation, particularly the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA), has resulted in limited investment into water and wastewater infrastructure in South Africa.

Recovery from a decade-long economic contraction has been the main factor behind the growth experienced in Zimbabwe’s pharmaceutical sector in the last two years.

With the global economic downturn pressuring manufacturing companies to enhance productivity at lower costs, they are looking to relevant control systems as a solution.

Rising urbanization and its attendant evils of social and institutional crime have increased demand for sophisticated safety systems to ensure personal and household safety.

Initiatives adopted by various governments in Southeast Asia to increase installed capacity thanks to the upsurge in demand for power are driving Independent Power Producers (IPP) investments in the region.

Government policies and the need for utilities to expedite operational efficiency have unleashed new opportunities in the Australian smart grid market.

The 2008-2009 economic downturn brought with it a host of challenges for nondestructive test (NDT) equipment vendors.

The United Kingdom has been the pioneer in introducing e-healthcare initiatives among major Western European countries, according to recent Frost & Sullivan’s analysis.