A biomarker is a biological indicator (nucleic acids, enzymes, metabolites, and other types of molecules: histamines, hormones, proteins, etc.) present in a body or excreted by the body as a biological response to any therapeutic intervention or disease. A biomarker identifies the presence, the effect, and/or the measurement of any specific phenomena, such as:

Establishments described in this report are primarily participating in the workplace services market. The term "workspace as a service" (WaaS) in IT refers to services that provide end users with a virtual workspace, which is a model of the kinds of resources end users would have at their desk within a physical office environment.

Establishments described in this report are primarily participating in the voice biometrics market. Voice biometrics is the science of using a person's voice as a uniquely identifying biological characteristic in order to authenticate them. ... Voice biometrics also improves the customer experience by removing frustration associated cumbersome login processes and lost and stolen credentials.

Establishments described in this report are primarily participating in the unified monitoring market. Unified Monitoring is an integrated platform that monitors your entire IT infrastructure, including physical, virtual, and cloud. It's a proven strategy for reducing service outages, increasing end user and IT productivity, optimizing capital investment, and maintaining industry compliance.

Establishments described in this report are primarily participating in the turret system market. The turret system contains a bearing system that allows the vessel to rotate around the fixed geostatic part of the turret, which is attached to the mooring system. The turret mooring system can also be combined with a fluid transfer system that enables connection of (subsea) pipelines to the vessel like an F(P)SO.