The study assesses the global two-wheeler (2W) industry. It not only presents a holistic view of all regions in the world, but also focuses on key countries that dominate the global industry, such as India, China, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand. This research service offers insights into the production, sales, and OEM strategies. This study outlines future growth opportunities in key technology areas, such as connected services, advanced rider assistant technologies, shared mobility services, and electric vehicle strategies. It also provides a sales forecast until 2025 and a forecast discussion for each country.

Global company car leasing (financial and operational leasing) market fell by 17.0% year-on-year (YoY) with annual sales of 6,000,605 units in 2020. It accounted for 49.5% of the total true fleet cars (company cars) registered in 2020. Corporate customers delayed their fleet renewal decision amidst the pandemic resulting in the market decline.

The TDM/IP audio market experienced a dramatic decline in 2020 as the majority of offices worldwide experienced prolonged closure mandates on account of COVID-19. Modular IP A/V kits—comprising tabletop IP audio+controller, USB conference cams, and compute/BYOD—attracted moderate traction across different meeting room sizes in 2020. However, integrated A/V endpoints, including USB video bars and collaboration bars, registered higher growth and caused pressure on tabletop IP audio demand.

The prevalence of several chronic diseases worldwide and the launch of sophisticated technologies and treatments have contributed to a rapid increase in healthcare expenses. Additionally, patients nowadays expect high-quality care at an affordable cost. Thus, it has become imperative for players in the healthcare industry to reduce the cost of their healthcare services while providing high-quality care to patients. Efficient healthcare logistics services provide a remarkable opportunity for controlling healthcare costs through the implementation of best practices. Moreover, the need for an effective flow of materials and information has been evident throughout history. In the healthcare business, materials and goods are always on the move. Hospitals and healthcare centers have huge central warehouses, small parts storage units, and everything in between. In healthcare warehousing, the biggest challenges entail supervising products with due dates, optimizing item titles, and enhancing processes while ordering supplies. Proper inventory management and the smooth movement of necessary healthcare products within the hospital premises may result in considerable savings instead of frequent new product orders.

The CRO market comprises services segmented into nonclinical and clinical based on the drug development stage. Some services, such as bioanalytical services, are peripheral services spanning both nonclinical and clinical drug development stages. This study focuses only on the broad core services in the CRO industry. The nonclinical segment includes drug discovery services and preclinical services. Further subsegments are not included in this study.

With rapid globalization, there has been an increased mobility of human capital in industries, including tourism, trade, media, international relations, and science and technology. Therefore, there is a need to effectively acquire functional and vocational skills over a short period and in a cost-effective manner. While conventional learning and training methods cater to most needs, they are ineffective in meeting the dynamic learners’ requirements, especially in the rapidly expanding learner segment. Since remote learning has posted several strides in the adoption of digital learning platforms, the scope of the internet in education has expanded from content delivery to interactive learning platforms, language training, functional skill development, proficiency testing, and higher education pedagogy, video streaming of classes to corporate training, talent management, and e-governance.

Reverse logistics services are being implemented by pharmaceutical, automotive, FMCG, and other manufacturers to improve customer satisfaction and reduce adverse environmental impact. Reverse logistics is the process of moving products from final delivery to supplier or manufacturer when the consumer returns them for a range of factors, including incorrect products provided, poor quality, and others.

Outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) are vendors that offer third-party IC-packaging and test services. Such vendors pack semiconductor devices that are made by foundries as well as test those devices prior shipping to the market. Companies operating in the market innovative and cost-effective solutions that deliver processing speeds, higher performance, and functionality with a reduction in space in electronic devices.

An organic CMOS image sensor technology uses organic photoelectric conversion layer with high absorption coefficient providing wider incident light, which prevents highlight clipping in brightness and captures images with rich textures even in dark environment. It offers benefits over traditional image sensors such as higher dynamic range and higher sensitivity. The organic CMOS image sensor market holds high potential and experiences new technology innovations & upgrades. Companies in the image sensor market work toward technology improvement for creating high-resolution images. This leads to create organic CMOS image sensors, which can support 8K resolution without image distortion.

Nanopore is a pore of nanometer size, which is formed by protein or as a hole in synthetic materials such as silicon or graphene. Nanopore technology is a unique, scalable technology that helps in making direct, realtime analysis of long DNA or RNA fragments. Furthermore, these technologies are used as a single-molecule detector.