A major driver for the adoption of digital asset management (DAM) solutions is the high return on investments. As a result, the spending by organizations for asset management is expected to increase, during the forecast period.Customer engagement is emerging as the most effective method of customer retention, and mobile phones are the foundation of this trend. The number of connected devices is increasing, globally. With solutions, like interactive store windows, digital signage, wearable devices, marketers are finding it difficult to create and deliver assets that offer consistent and compelling brand messages across the screens. These marketers must develop content for diverse audiences, which is either automatically responsive (resizable) or completely reconfigured for different screens. As a result, marketers are investing in DAM solutions to help organize and transform their assets, automatically, into the right size and formats to reach customers, ever ywhere and on any screen.

The data center industry is witnessing rapid growth and is focusing more on efficiency and maximum uptime. For instance, according to the CloudScene, there are 2,539 and 428 data centers in the United States and Germany, respectively (as of Q4 2019). With increasing capacity and higher density, there is an increasing need for energy-efficient cooling of the IT equipment. Cooling remains as one of the major challenges faced by data center managers, as it accounts for around 20% of the overall expenditure. Air and liquid cooling are two of the most commonly used methods for heat management in the data centers. While air cooling is less pricey and messy, as compared to liquid cooling, liquid cooling is considered more beneficial over air cooling, as water is more efficient than air as a medium of heat removal and can reduce cooling power needs by 70%.

The sports-nutrition industry is rapidly becoming mainstream, which is pushing the market for dairy ingredients, such as whey protein, casein, and milk proteins, among others. Dairy ingredients render desired nutritional value to the sports food products, thus, contributing toward their increasing usage in various supplements. Dairy ingredients are important sources of protein. For example, whey is well known for its high quality, high absorption, and superior content of amino acids, essential for muscle growth. This factor makes it a popular sports-nutrition ingredient. The use of whey and lactose ingredients, both in the processed food and nutritional sectors, has helped the market grow. Research suggests that dairy proteins, such as whey proteins and milk proteins, can also act as anti-aging agents. Moreover, these proteins might help decrease stress and reduce the cortisol concentration levels. Awareness among the masses, to become fit, remain in shape, and enhance immunity, has led to a significant growth in the demand for dairy proteins in the urban areas.

Cosmetic laser uses different technologies to achieve desired skin texture. On the basis of product type, the cosmetic laser market is classified into ablative, and non-ablative,. There are two main types of lasers used for cosmetic purposes including ablative and non-ablative. Ablative lasers vaporize the top layers of spoiled skin, whereas, non-ablative lasers work deeper in the skin without eradicating or damaging the top layers of skin.

Cosmetic dyes are color additives that are used as coloring agent in various cosmetic products such as facial make-up, nail products, eye make-up, and other type of products. Lip products soluble in the medium in which they are used. According to The Ecological and Toxicological Association of Dyes and Organic Pigments Manufacturers defined dyes as “intensely colored or fluorescent organic substances only, which impart color to a substrate by selective absorption of light. They are soluble and/or go through an application process, which at least temporarily, destroys any crystal structure by absorption, solution, and mechanical retention, or by ionic or covalent chemical bonds”.