Services are application enhancement activities offered by companies to their customers. Services are offered by companies during the phases of the product lifecycle. Artificial intelligence as a service (AIaaS) incorporates a range of services that offer AI tools through cloud computing services.

The study of the 3D scanning market in this report emphasizes on various types, corresponding applications, and available varieties in terms of operating ranges & services. Also, it covers the study of 3D scanner types namely, optical scanner, laser scanner, and structured light scanner. The report also discusses various scanner varieties based on operating range. The market size revenue considered in the report is the revenue earned by companies by selling 3D scanners. However, the report does not cover the categorization based on the types of software used in commercial 3D scanners. From application perspective, the report analyzes the market according to domain of usage; for example, building insulations. In the near future, the technology is expected to pick up pace, owing to a series of innovative efforts and entry of various stakeholders from developing countries. The report elaborates the competitive advantages of 3D scanning over conventional alternatives. Various restraints to the market are also explained in the report.

Fluorochemicals Market has been segmented on the basis of product, application and region. Fluorochemicals are utilized in applications requiring flexibility, strong binding, optical clarity, toughness and adhesion to differentiated surfaces. Key products of fluorochemicals include fluorocarbon, fluoropolymers, and inorganic and specialties and are used in several applications such as aluminum production, blowing agents, refrigeration, components and other.

A printer is a peripheral device, which accepts input in the form of text or graphics through a digitally connected device and generates a printed document for the user. Printers vary in shape, size, speed, and cost. The portable printer is a kind of handy printer that is easily moved and provides mobility to the user. The features, such as simplicity in terms of paper loading, flexible function, and wireless operation, make it suitable for different industry verticals such as retail, healthcare, transportation, and others. The others include hospitality and manufacturing sectors. The portable printers are also known as mobile printers, and they print all document formats including Microsoft office suite and pdf. At present, portable printers are categorized as inkjet, thermal, and impact based on technology. This enables faster & accurate data processing and effective documentation.

Fuel cards provide various benefits to fleet vendors by capturing low-level data on mileage of vehicles, the gallons of fuel filled, and the need for servicing the vehicle. Fuel card service providers have started to embed the telematics interface and robust reporting facilities as standard product offerings to improve fleet management productivity. Moreover, there are various forms in which fuel cards are available, which include branded fuel cards, universal fuel cards, and merchant cards. The merchant fuel cards are anticipated to witness the highest growth rate during the forecast period.

Turkey’s construction sector has experienced rapid growth in recent years, driven by supportive government policy. The state has launched a series of large infrastructure projects and development programmes that have helped the industry become one of the main drivers of the country’s economic growth. In 2017, the construction sector expanded by 8.9% y/y in real terms and helped the economy withstand a series of external shocks, including an attempted military coup in July 2016. With the introduction of stimulus measures after the putsch, Turkish GDP growth accelerated to 7.4% in 2017, ranking the country among the fastest growing economies in the world.

One of the world’s top 10 food producers, Turkey has a developed food and beverage industry, which both supplies a population of over 80mn and exports. The food and beverage processing sector accounts for 12.7% of Turkey’s total manufacturing industry, according to data published by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Turkish households spent TRY 467bn on food, drinks and tobacco in 2017, which represented 24.4% of their annual budget. Solid GDP and disposable income growth, alongside rising urbanisation rates and a young population, is fuelling consumption and thus supporting the development of the sector. However, persistent high inflation and a depreciating local currency are eroding the purchasing power of the population, implying challenges for the consumer outlook.

Thailand is the largest producer of four-wheel vehicles in the ASEAN region and the 12th largest vehicle producer in the world. The strength of the industry lies in the combination of a long-standing presence of Japanese car manufacturers and solid domestic infrastructure. Moreover, the Thai industry has positioned itself as a regional export hub. Motor vehicle exports, including motorcycles, accounted for 8.3% of the total value of Thai exports in 2017. Export destinations showed a healthy level of diversification, reducing the vulnerability of the Thai industry to the economic cycle of clients. The next step for the Thai industry to maintain its regional leadership is to enhance the production of electric vehicles (EVs).

The Polish metal processing sector is the 8th biggest in Europe and the 18th biggest in the world. It constitutes 0.5% of the country’s GDP and its exports account for 9.4% of the country’s total exports. The sector is dominated by the production of pig iron, crude steel and basic steel products, which were responsible for 93% of the total basic metal volume produced in 2016. The sector employs over 60,000 people or around 0.41% of the country’s total employment. The biggest trading partner is Germany with a share of over 25% in both imports and exports of metals. The metal processing sector is dominated by one big player ArcelorMittal Poland, which achieved 28% of the total country’s sales in 2016.

The retail sector has been the main driver of Poland's sustained economic growth in the last several years. It is a reflection of the scale of the country's improvement in terms of income levels, job security and overall quality of life. The GVA of the total trade sector as classified by the Statistics Office came to around 15.7% of GDP in 2017. The retail sector employs around 18% of the country's workforce and the value of retail sales was equal to around 40% of Poland’s GDP in 2016.