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Salience annual market reports cover the online performance of over 60 industries within retail, finance and B2B. We manually collect and curate data, spending 100+ hours to create each one and draw meaningful conclusions for brands in that space. The result is a PDF jam-packed with industry trends & analysis, winners & losers and brands to watch, all for free.

The Structural Changes in the Global Pharmaceutical Marketplace and Their Possible Implications for Intellectual Property

A number of changes have taken place in the global pharmaceutical marketplace over the last decade that are putting pressure on the large research and development (R&D)-based pharmaceutical transnational corporations (TNCs) to change the way they do business.<ClickHere>

Do mature industries have their own innovation dynamics?

This study investigates the creation of the thermoplastic vulcanizates industry as an example of innovation constructed within a mature industry, in this case, the petrochemicals industry. A characterization is made of this innovation process, identifying the technological and organizational dimensions that are inherent to it as well as the nature of the competencies and resources mobilized by the companies involved in the innovation.
(2006). Do mature industries have their own innovation dynamics?: A reflection based on the development of the thermoplastic vulcanizates industry. Polímeros16(2), 12-19. https://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0104-14282006000200005

Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy

The Government of Kenya recognizes that the performance of the furniture sector is crucial both to employment and growth in the country. The Ministry of Industrialization and Enterprise Development (MOIED) therefore requested an analysis of both the furniture and timber sectors, in order to understand their current state of development, their main constraints, and the interventions necessary to accelerate their growth. The objective of this report is to provide a comprehensive value-chain analysis of the Kenyan furniture industry, including the timber sub-sector, in order to assess policy options available to the MOIED and recommend critical interventions to stimulate the industry’s development. By situating Kenya’s furniture industry within the global and regional context, this paper also aims to identify ways in which to boost Kenya’s competiveness in the East African markets and beyond. The analysis in this report is largely focused on the wooden furniture sector (versus plastics, composites, and other furniture). The bulk of Kenya’s furniture industry is focused on wood, and Kenya has a competitive advantage in wood relative to South Africa, Asian countries, and Europe, which have very competitive value chains in furniture made from other materials.Read report here
Source
“Creapo Oy; World Bank Group. 2015. Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy. World Bank, Washington, DC. © World Bank. https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/22973 License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.”
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