As a leading market research company, Technavio is regularly cited in the media. Our research analysts are frequently quoted in a wide variety of business publications and trade journals.
Here are some news highlights from August 2016.
Fortune: Travel online pro adds world of knowledge to Dallas e-learning company as CEO
“If Under Armour were to bring “smart” golf shoes to the market, it could help the brand stand out even more in the estimated $9.6 billion global golf market. About 39% of those sales comes from footwear, according to research firm Technavio.”
Harvard Business Review: Unilevers Big Strategic Bet on the Dollar Shave Club
“This includes several powerful brands, including the bestselling line Dove Men + Care as well as other brands like Axe and Clear. And according to a market study by Technavio, the global wet shave market is expected to reach $31.41 billion in 2020.”
The National AE: Tokyo looks to benefit from growing Muslim tourist market
“’This agreement has increased the number of manufacturers and imports of halal-based food in Japan,’ says Arushi Thakur, a food and beverages senior analyst at the London-based market research company Technavio.”
Samsung: Wearables Market Poised for Huge Growth in Education
“The U.S. market for wearable technologies in education is expected to grow at a rate of nearly 46 percent per year through 2020, according to market research firm Technavio. Much of the growth in the wearables market will take place at colleges and universities, Technavio notes, as faculty use smartwatches, virtual reality (VR) headsets, fitness monitors and other wearable technologies to enhance student engagement — and students use these devices to collect and analyze information.”
Luxury Daily: Wellness tourism primed for growth from men, Southeast Asia
“’With the adoption of wellness activities among consumers as a part of changing lifestyle, there is a growing demand for multiple price points and increased convenience and accessibility, thereby giving rise to new business models,’ said Abhay Sinha, author of the report and analyst for Technavio.”
ZDNet: Investments in robotics R&D are growing, and it’s about time
“To keep up with this growing demand, governments and private companies are investing in robotics research. A new report from Technavio predicts that the global R&D spending in the robotics industry will grow at a CAGR of more than 17 percent between 2016 and 2020.”
3Ders: Top 5 vendors in global 3D printing materials market revealed in new report
“’Metal 3D printing is widely adopted for prototyping processes because it can produce complex shapes with shorter lead time,’ Technavio reported. ‘Some of the high-valued products from 3D printing are aircraft engines and turbine components. Metal 3D printing is also used in manufacturing inserts, direct tooling, and molds with cooling channels in the tool and mold-making segment. The industrial end users of such 3D printing include service bureaus, research institutions, and aerospace industry. Another development gaining traction in the market includes 3D bioprinting technology, which is used primarily in the healthcare sector.’”
Silicon Angle: As robots get smarter and more capable, investments in R&D are booming
“‘Robots are becoming more adaptive and flexible and may resemble the biological structure of human beings,” explained Bharath Kanniappan, a lead analyst at Technavio. “In addition, they can be instructed and programmed remotely through the cloud. These advances and improvements in robotics technology stem from R&D investments. Since 2003, R&D investments in robotics have tripled the number of published robotics patents.’”
Times of India: Automatic car sales double on traffic blues & better mileage
“’Sales of AT cars increased by 66% from 2014 to 2015, said Siddharth Jaiswal, automotive analyst with market research firm Technavio that has just released its Global Automotive Torque Converter Market report (2016-2020). “In 2015, nearly 262,500 passenger cars equipped with AT were sold in India,” said Jaiswal, adding that this shows a change in mindset from price and fuel economy to convenience.’”
Dallas Morning News: Travel online pro adds world of knowledge to Dallas e-learning company as CEO
“Online learning in the U.S. was a $23.6 billion market in 2015 and is expected to double by 2020, according to London-based market research firm Technavio’s report on the e-learning market.”
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