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The stem cell research in India is in its nascent stage and is gradually on a growth path of acceptance by people. The market is still in a phase of conducting research to establish itself as one of the best therapies for the widely prevalent incurable lifestyle diseases. Awareness campaigns and doctors are playing a key role educating people and especially would-be parents about the benefits associated with preserving stem cells. The report begins with the introduction section which offers a brief insight of the concept of stem cell therapy and banking, the conventional sources of stem cells and the current and future therapeutic solutions for the most risky diseases. It then moves to the market overview section which provides an insight of the Indian stem cell therapy market, with highlight on the market size and growth. It also covers the market size and growth prospect of the stem cell banking market in India. In addition to these, the report gives a snapshot of the current and expected stem cell banking customers.  An analysis of the drivers explains the factors for growth of the industry that include favourable regulatory environment, high patient population, stem cell application in drug development, rising consumer awareness, a rise in medical tourism and an increase in research and development expenditure to ensure stem cell therapy as a viable treatment for the numerous diseases. The key challenges include high cost of therapy, capital intensive market and high development costs of stem cell resulting in slow progress of the market. The next section of the report provides the progressive stages that the stem cell research is undergoing and the respective business prospect for each of the stages of business involved. The report then covers the key trends that are being observed in the stem cell research. Collaborations and partnerships are becoming a trend that is helping in healthy progress of the business, investments are pouring in from government, i

Post the initiation of the Indian Government's efforts towards globalization of industries, the Indian economic landscape has been weathered with phenomenal changes. As the country opens its gates to foreign investments, domestic concerns also tread the lines of expansion. Majority of the demand for legal services stems from corporate sector as increasing number of organizations look at expanding or new entrepreneurs look at setting its foothold in the market. Beginning with setting up an establishment to manufacturing goods and selling them, the entire schema of a business is conditioned with legal procedures. And in order to cater to every legal procedure and regulation, legal services derive its demand. Though the sector is plagued by a gamut of regulations and restrictions in the professional domain, yet legal service sector in India is still marked with sanguine optimism and growth as reflected in its performance even during sub-prime crisis. The report begins with an introduction to the hierarchical structure of the legal system followed in the country. The introduction section begins with a briefing on the concept of legal services and the types of legal services prevalent in the country. This is followed by a market overview section that provides a description of the Indian legal services market along with its market size and growth. It then narrows down to describe the types of legal services prevalent in the sector. A deliberation on the type of business model adopted in this sector constitutes the following topic of discussion. While the traditional partnership and limited liability partnership model continue to loom large in the sector, it is the innovative lockstep model that has been able to create ripples of legitimate compensation in the sector. The section gets concluded with a Porter's Five Forces analysis of the sector.

This Key Note Market Report covers the power tools industry in the UK. It estimates that the market was worth £218m in 2011, after rising by 2.3% on the previous year. It is the second year in a row that the industry has experienced value growth, after a decade of decline. However, the accessories category continues to shrink, having fallen by 3.3% to £29m over the course of the year, while the power tools segment rose by 3.3% to £189m over the same period. The report breaks down the power tools industry into different categories. Drills make up the largest share, representing 39.8% of the total market, followed by saws, which make up 17% of the market. The other tools segment is the fastest growing sector because it is the heading under which multi-functional tools fall into. Cordless power tools are, also, increasingly important in the industry, and are popular due their versatility, which increases consumers' ability to manoeuvre around. Cordless tools are primarily powered by batteries. The power tools industry has traditionally reflected the movements of the housing market in the UK. However, the growing popularity of do-it-yourself home improvements (DIY) has been favourable to the industry, independent of the property downturn. DIY is one of the trends that has emerged with the economic crisis in the UK. Consumers are finding ways to keep busy, while simultaneously saving money, and many are opting to re-decorate and re-model their homes themselves. This has had a positive impact on the industry, as power tools are required to implement the projects. However, the trend has resulted in the polarisation of the market. Certain consumers, who will use their tools once or sparingly, prefer to opt for own brands and imported value power tools. Others choose to buy brands, which guarantees a certain degree of quality and durability, including Black & Decker and Bosch. Key Note expects the revival of the power tools industry to fizzle out in the UK b

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR), also referred to as improved oil recovery or tertiary oil recovery, is most often achieved by injecting a liquid or gas into an oil reservoir, thereby lowering oil viscosity and increasing the amount of oil available for production. Some of the more common EOR methods include gas EOR (mostly CO-2 EOR), thermal EOR and chemical EOR. Microbial EOR and seismic EOR also hold small, but strong niches in the EOR market. While only about 10% - 30% of oil is typically extracted from a well by conventional oil production processes, EOR methods can enhance these recovery rates by an additional 5% to 20% (on a conservative average). The global market for EOR, estimated at more than $126.02 billion in 2011, has shown exciting growth since 2007, when the market totaled $54.96 billion. Technological challenges, hazy regulations, and high implementation costs have often been inhibitory to EOR projects, although this is quickly changing. Government interest and generous investments are helping to spur new developments in technology and also to increase the availability of necessary materials (such as CO-2). SBI Energy expects the EOR industry will continue to flourish in light of these types of developments and that many individuals involved in the EOR business will enjoy exponential growth in the near future. A large number of oil fields around the globe are maturing and are producing less oil - those affected are looking to EOR to increase, or at least maintain, their oil production levels. Many countries rely heavily on oil production for their financial health, and are becoming increasingly willing to invest in EOR, especially as the group of successful EOR projects grows and as the high price of oil continues to support research and development schemes. Around the world, the EOR market is growing and metamorphosing to fit the various regions in which it resides. EOR market growth depends largely on regional factors, such as the health of th

How to build an efficient customer advocacy program/platform: choice of tools, ranking of features and importance of measurement.

Global Car GPS Sales 2015 Market Research Report .The Global Car GPS Sales 2015 Market Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the Car GPS market.