Building energy management services (BEMS) in the Middle East are expected to see a stable growth rate during the forecast period, owing to the need for better energy utilization in user industries. The market is expected to record a CAGR of 19.49% during the forecast period.During the forecast period, we expect consulting services to experience the highest growth rate in terms of CAGR, with 19.89%. This scenario is on par with the endusers gradually realizing the need to improve energy efficiency in their building facilities to boost profit margins.In terms of revenue, the maintenance and support services segment will still continue to account for the largest share of the BEMS market. However, the segment will experience a slight fall in its share from 47.05% in 2015 to 46.62% by 2020. This indicates a shift from traditional maintenance and support services of old and outdated equipment to the development of new and advanced products and services during the forecast period.Among end-users, commercial buildings constituting office buildings, retail centers,

business parks, government offices, hotels, and other trade centers will contribute to the largest share (46.50%) of revenue in the BEMS market in 2020. Residential buildings, which include household properties and other service apartments, will follow commercial buildings in terms of revenue contribution. Hospitals and educational institutes are the other major end-users of BEMS.The United Arab Emirates (UAE), due to the abundance of commercial buildings,residential buildings, international institutions, and hospitals with modern equipment, will drive 48% of the revenue in the market during the forecast period.

Building energy management (BEM) services in India are expected to witness a rapid growth rate during the forecast period. This is due to the need for better energy employment in user industries. The BEM services market is expected to record a CAGR of 28.59% during the forecast period.During the forecast period, consulting services will experience the highest growth rate with a CAGR of 30.72%. This scenario will stem from end-users' need to improve the profit margin of their businesses by enhancing energy efficiency in their buildings.The maintenance and support segment will continue to account for the maximum share of revenue for the BEM services market in India during the forecast period.However, the segment will experience a fall in its share from 53.2% in 2015 to 52.85% by 2020. This will indicate a shift from the traditional method of providing maintenance and services solutions with old and outdated equipment to the use of new and advanced products and services during the forecast period.End-users of maintenance and support solutions are commercial buildings,including office buildings, retail centers, business parks, government offices, hotels,and other trade centers. All of them together contributed the maximum share (48%) of revenue to the BEM services market in 2015. Healthcare services ranked next with a share of 22.5% in terms of revenue contribution.

The overall telecoms services revenue reached over $42 billion in 2016, a growth of under 1% for the 12 months to June 2016. The overall market is predicted to grow at a stronger rate in 2017. The strongest growth is coming from the second tier providers, which grew at over 10% during that time period. The market incumbent Telstra still dominates the local telco landscape with well over 50% market share, however this market share is gradually declining. Prices for fixed-line and mobile voice services are being driven down by competition among operators, and by consumer reluctance to tolerate price increases, which engenders higher churn to other providers. Thus opportunities to drive revenue growth through higher consumer and business spend in the short term are limited to mobile data services.

Vietnam, with its coastline spanning over 1,860 miles boasts of a large aquaculture industry. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of United Nations, the annual fish consumption in Vietnam was averaged at 78 lbs. per capita during 2013-2015, much higher than the average of APAC, which stood at 51.8 lbs.during the same period, and is expected to grow to about 83 lbs. by 2025.By 2025, APAC countries will have a major share in the amount of fish consumed,both captured and cultured (about 31 million metric tons), in addition to the current supply (about 147 million metric tons).

In this report, Technavio covers the present scenario and growth prospects of the analytical instrument market in the US for 2017-2021. The market size has been calculated by estimating the demand for various analytical instruments in the US.The base year considered is 2016 and the forecast period is 2017-2021.

CAD is a tool that is used to achieve accuracy in designing and modeling of products and components of an organization. CAD solutions are widely adopted by a number of industries such as automotive, aerospace and defense, industrial machinery, and electrical and electronics. These solutions enable the end-users to prototype their products digitally before starting their production. They also help engineers, architects,and other design professionals draft industry-specific products that enhance the overall product development.To calculate the market size, the report considers the revenue generated from the sales of 3D CAD software licenses and services.

The production of ceramic filters has gained momentum over the past few years. The global ceramic fibers market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.32% during 2016- 2020. By region, APAC accounted for the highest market share in 2015. The global market exhibits considerable growth potential.

Catastrophe insurance helps in protecting residences and businesses against natural disasters like hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and against man-made disasters such as terrorist attacks. Generally, catastrophe insurance has a low probability that involves high-cost events. These high-cost events are excluded from the standard hazard insurance policies. It is difficult to estimate the total potential cost of an insured loss thereby making it difficult for the catastrophe insurance issuers to effectively manage risk. Retrocession and reinsurance are used with catastrophe insurance to manage catastrophe risk.

Capnography is the monitoring of partial pressure or concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in respiratory gases, and is an integral part of anesthesia and respiratory critical care. Capnography provides information about the CO2 production, alveolar ventilation, and elimination of CO2 from anesthesia circuits and also shows respiratory patterns on a monitor. This is a quick and reliable method to detect acute or lifethreatening conditions such as ventilator failure, malposition of tracheal tubes, defective breathing circuits, and circulatory failure in both intubated and non-intubated individuals.