Persian Gulf Healthcare market to witness robust growth October 8, 2009
Posted by tnurminen in Market trends.Tags: ICT, Persian Gulf
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Latest research report by Mc Kinsey & Company estimates that healthcare sector in the Persian Gulf countries will reach US$60 billion in 2025, up from US$12 billion today. No other region in the world faces such a rapid growth. Treatment demand alone is expected to grow 240% in the next 20 years.
This will create new opportunities for healthcare related ICT solutions and services. In particular the report cites IT systems that report clinical quality and financial data at the procedure, department and institutional levels creating transparency for decision makers on current performance and areas of improvement. Also clinical vertical software applications that address specific areas such as diabetes, heart diseases, remote monitoring and cancer screenings are in great demand.
You can find the Mc Kinsey report from:
http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:mKsbop-scDoJ:www.weforum.org/pdf/Global_Competitiveness_Reports/Reports/chapters/2_1.pdf+mc+kinsey+gcc+healthcare+report&cd=3&hl=fi&ct=clnk&client=firefox-a
Competitiveness rankings 2009 September 20, 2009
Posted by Tommi in Digital media, Market trends.Tags: competitivness, Doing Business, ICT, Ranking
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Business Opportunities in Central and Southeast Europe June 16, 2009
Posted by Tommi in Construction, Digital media, Energy and Environment, Logistics, Market trends, Software development.add a comment
We recently gave a presentation at the JCI European conference here in Budapest.
Have a look at it here below:
For more information, please contact me, thanks!
ICT-sector insight to opportunities in CSEM June 2, 2009
Posted by Tommi in Digital media, Market trends, Marketing, Online media.1 comment so far
We have recently published an industry insight into the ICT-sector opportunities in the Central and Southeast European markets.
The materials are in Finnish. Yet, if you are interested in the topic, feel free to contact Tommi Pelkonen on this, thanks! You can also find the press release of this in Finnish below the presentation
Press release (in Finnish)
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Nearshoring to CEE – Major opportunity for software companies. May 13, 2009
Posted by Tommi in Digital media, Market trends, Software development.add a comment
CEE is about to emerge a major player in the international software business. Budapest already is a major Telecom R&D location with strong presence of Nokia, NSN and Ericsson. Moreover, Sofia, Belgrade, Bucharest among smaller centers are constantly investing more and to attact ICT talent and -companies to the cities.
This is an opportunity that really should be looked at and analysed. Below you will find my short presentation on the markets and the opportunities. Comments very much welcome!
Pulse 09 Survey in CSE March 16, 2009
Posted by debreczeni in Construction, Logistics, Machinery, Market trends.add a comment
Better way to understand the current situation in the financial crisies if we collect the ”facts & feelings” from the field. That is why, we with some collegues conducted a survey as follows
- The covered sectors were: Construction, Logistics & Machinery sector
- The geographical coverage was Central and Southeast Europe: Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria & Turkey
- Heads of relevant associations and three major companies were contacted
- Methodology was a phone-based survey
- Around 100 managers & association experts were contacted
- Conducted in February 2009.
- Idea is to repeat in six moths!
Special note: the survey was not built on representative primary research approach , it just gave some “feelings” & summarize some ”subjective thoughts” from market players` point of views.
Some main findings:
More details are coming soon!
About Hungarian markets March 4, 2009
Posted by Tommi in Market trends.add a comment
As I am personally in the beautiful Budapest, a good start for sharing information at this site is a presentation of the Hungarian markets. Have a look here below.
Comments welcome!
