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By Erin Blakemore

October 25, 2023

More than 500 years ago, a 14-year-old girl was escorted up an Andean peak and sacrificed to Inca gods.

Buried on the mountain with a variety of offerings, the young woman’s body naturally mummified over time, preserving her hair, her fingernails, the colorful robes she wore on her last day.

But at some point across the centuries, her face became exposed to the elements, her features slowly vanishing over seasons of sunlight and snowfall.

Now, that long-lost face has been recovered thanks to painstaking archaeological analysis and forensic reconstruction.

A striking 3-D bust of the young woman, known today as the Ice Maiden of Ampato, is the centerpiece of a new exhibit in Peru and part of an ongoing effort to understand the drama of human sacrifice practiced in the Andes half a millennium ago.

A sacrificial offering

When National Geographic Explorer Johan Reinhard encountered the mummy, also known as Juanita, atop 21,000-foot Mount Ampato during a 1995 expedition, he knew he had discovered something spectacular.

“At first it looked like one big bundle of textiles,” Reinhard recalls. Then he saw the wizened face amid the folds of fabric.

Here was a young victim of the elusive Inca ritual known as capacocha.

Capacocha mostly involved the sacrifice of children and animals who were offered to the gods in response to natural disasters — to consolidate state power in far-flung provinces of the Inca Empire, or simply to please the deities.

The ritual played an important part in sustaining the Inca Empire. It would involve feasts and grand processions to accompany the children, who appear to have been chosen for their beauty and physical perfection.

Being selected for sacrifice, researchers believe, would have considered a deep honor by the child’s family and community.

Most of the information we have on capacocha, however, is second hand, notes Dagmara Socha, an archaeologist with the Center for Andean Studies at the University of Warsaw who studies the ritual and commissioned the facial reconstruction of the Ice Maiden of Ampato.

“No European colonist ever saw the ceremony,” she explains.

Despite gaps in the historical record, the high-altitude archaeological finds of more than a dozen Inca children on Ampato and other mountains point provide critical evidence for what happened during these rituals.

The means of sacrifice varied, perhaps due to customs related to specific gods. Some children were buried alive or strangled; others had their hearts removed.

The Ice Maiden’s life ended with a single blunt-force blow to the back of the skull.

In search of the Ice Maiden

Oscar Nilsson knows that skull intimately: He spent months with a replica of it in his Stockholm studio, eventually fashioning a sculpture of the 14-old-girl that, glimpsed from afar, almost seems alive.

It’s a two-step process, says the Swedish archaeologist and sculptor.

First, Nilsson immerses himself in the world of his subject with an archaeologist’s eye for detail, digesting as much data as possible to understand what she might have looked like.

Even without a mummified face, he can extrapolate the likely depth of the facial tissue that once draped over those bones, using everything from CT scans to DNA analyses to information about diet and disease to make educated guesses about the individual’s face.

Then came the handiwork. Nilsson printed a 3-D replica of the Ice Maiden’s skull, plugging wooden pegs into its surface to guide the depth and placement of each hand-crafted, plasticine clay muscle.

Eerie eyes, masseter muscles, a nose, the delicate rope-like tissues that constitute a human face: each was added in turn.

After making a silicone mold of the bust, he added hundreds of individual hairs and pores in shades of brown and pink.

It took ten weeks.

Following the Inca Gods

The result, wrapped in robes woven by local women from Peru's Centro de Textiles Tradicionales, is the main attraction at “Capacocha: Following the Inca Gods” at the Museo Santuarios Andinos in Arequipa, Peru through November 18.

The reconstruction will be displayed alongside the Ice Maiden’s mummy, accompanied by the stories of 15 other children selected for capacocha atop Ampato and other Andean peaks.

Their ages range from 3 to about 13. The mummies and skeletal remains of several are featured as 3-D models at the exhibition, which also showcases holographs of some of the sacred items buried alongside them.

These natural mummies offer scientists tantalizing clues about their last days.

When Socha and colleagues conducted toxicological and forensic analyses of the remains of a toddler and four six-to-seven-year-old victims featured in the exhibition, they found they were well cared for in the months before their sacrifice.

They were fed a steady diet of coca leaves, ayahuasca vine, and alcohol in the weeks before their deaths — not as much to intoxicate them as to keep them sedated and anxiety-free as the timeline hurtled toward their sacrifice.

“We were really surprised by the toxicology results,” says Socha.

“It wasn’t only a brutal sacrifice. The Inca also wanted the children to be in a good mood. It was important to them that they go happily to the gods.”

High altitude, psychogenic substances, the spectacular view, the knowledge the afterlife was near — all must have made for an astonishing ceremony, says Reinhard.

“The whole phenomenon must have been overpowering.”

During the last phase of his reconstruction, Nilsson spent hours contemplating and attempting to capture the young girl’s presence 500 years after her death.

The result is both unsettlingly realistic and jarringly personal.

“She was an individual,” the forensic reconstructionist says.

“She must have understood her life would end on the mountaintop in a couple of weeks. We can only hope that she believed in the afterworld herself.”

For Reinhard, finally seeing the face of the girl he carried down the mountain on his back decades ago brought the Ice Maiden’s story full circle.

“It brings her back to life,” he says. The reconstruction brings the focus as much to her culture and daily life as to her spectacular death.

But Nilsson never forgot the way the Ice Maiden died, even as he brought her to life through his reconstruction.

More than anything, he says, he wanted to capture a sense of being frozen — a nod not just to her icy, mummified future but to a girl teetering on the edge of eternity, though still very much alive.

“She knew she was supposed to smile, to express pride,” he says. “Proud to be chosen. But still very, very afraid.”

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Study evaluates impacts of summer heat in U.S. prison environments

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Study evaluates impacts of summer heat in U.S. prison environments

When summer temperatures spike, so does our vulnerability to heat-related illness or even death. For the most part, people can take measures to reduce their heat exposure by opening a window, turning up the air conditioning, or simply getting a glass of water. But for people who are incarcerated, freedom to take such measures is often not an option. Prison populations therefore are especially vulnerable to heat exposure, due to their conditions of confinement.

A new study by MIT researchers examines summertime heat exposure in prisons across the United States and identifies characteristics within prison facilities that can further contribute to a population’s vulnerability to summer heat.

The study’s authors used high-spatial-resolution air temperature data to determine the daily average outdoor temperature for each of 1,614 prisons in the U.S., for every summer between the years 1990 and 2023. They found that the prisons that are exposed to the most extreme heat are located in the southwestern U.S., while prisons with the biggest changes in summertime heat, compared to the historical record, are in the Pacific Northwest, the Northeast, and parts of the Midwest.

Those findings are not entirely unique to prisons, as any non-prison facility or community in the same geographic locations would be exposed to similar outdoor air temperatures. But the team also looked at characteristics specific to prison facilities that could further exacerbate an incarcerated person’s vulnerability to heat exposure. They identified nine such facility-level characteristics, such as highly restricted movement, poor staffing, and inadequate mental health treatment. People living and working in prisons with any one of these characteristics may experience compounded risk to summertime heat. 

The team also looked at the demographics of 1,260 prisons in their study and found that the prisons with higher heat exposure on average also had higher proportions of non-white and Hispanic populations. The study, appearing today in the journal GeoHealth, provides policymakers and community leaders with ways to estimate, and take steps to address, a prison population’s heat risk, which they anticipate could worsen with climate change.

“This isn’t a problem because of climate change. It’s becoming a worse problem because of climate change,” says study lead author Ufuoma Ovienmhada SM ’20, PhD ’24, a graduate of the MIT Media Lab, who recently completed her doctorate in MIT’s Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AeroAstro). “A lot of these prisons were not built to be comfortable or humane in the first place. Climate change is just aggravating the fact that prisons are not designed to enable incarcerated populations to moderate their own exposure to environmental risk factors such as extreme heat.”

The study’s co-authors include Danielle Wood, MIT associate professor of media arts and sciences, and of AeroAstro; and Brent Minchew, MIT associate professor of geophysics in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences; along with Ahmed Diongue ’24, Mia Hines-Shanks of Grinnell College, and Michael Krisch of Columbia University.

Environmental intersections

The new study is an extension of work carried out at the Media Lab, where Wood leads the Space Enabled research group. The group aims to advance social and environmental justice issues through the use of satellite data and other space-enabled technologies.

The group’s motivation to look at heat exposure in prisons came in 2020 when, as co-president of MIT’s Black Graduate Student Union, Ovienmhada took part in community organizing efforts following the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police.

“We started to do more organizing on campus around policing and reimagining public safety. Through that lens I learned more about police and prisons as interconnected systems, and came across this intersection between prisons and environmental hazards,” says Ovienmhada, who is leading an effort to map the various environmental hazards that prisons, jails, and detention centers face. “In terms of environmental hazards, extreme heat causes some of the most acute impacts for incarcerated people.”

She, Wood, and their colleagues set out to use Earth observation data to characterize U.S. prison populations’ vulnerability, or their risk of experiencing negative impacts, from heat.

The team first looked through a database maintained by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that lists the location and boundaries of carceral facilities in the U.S. From the database’s more than 6,000 prisons, jails, and detention centers, the researchers highlighted 1,614 prison-specific facilities, which together incarcerate nearly 1.4 million people, and employ about 337,000 staff.

They then looked to Daymet, a detailed weather and climate database that tracks daily temperatures across the United States, at a 1-kilometer resolution. For each of the 1,614 prison locations, they mapped the daily outdoor temperature, for every summer between the years 1990 to 2023, noting that the majority of current state and federal correctional facilities in the U.S. were built by 1990.

The team also obtained U.S. Census data on each facility’s demographic and facility-level characteristics, such as prison labor activities and conditions of confinement. One limitation of the study that the researchers acknowledge is a lack of information regarding a prison’s climate control.

“There’s no comprehensive public resource where you can look up whether a facility has air conditioning,” Ovienmhada notes. “Even in facilities with air conditioning, incarcerated people may not have regular access to those cooling systems, so our measurements of outdoor air temperature may not be far off from reality.”

Heat factors

From their analysis, the researchers found that more than 98 percent of all prisons in the U.S. experienced at least 10 days in the summer that were hotter than every previous summer, on average, for a given location. Their analysis also revealed the most heat-exposed prisons, and the prisons that experienced the highest temperatures on average, were mostly in the Southwestern U.S. The researchers note that with the exception of New Mexico, the Southwest is a region where there are no universal air conditioning regulations in state-operated prisons.

“States run their own prison systems, and there is no uniformity of data collection or policy regarding air conditioning,” says Wood, who notes that there is some information on cooling systems in some states and individual prison facilities, but the data is sparse overall, and too inconsistent to include in the group’s nationwide study.

While the researchers could not incorporate air conditioning data, they did consider other facility-level factors that could worsen the effects that outdoor heat triggers. They looked through the scientific literature on heat, health impacts, and prison conditions, and focused on 17 measurable facility-level variables that contribute to heat-related health problems. These include factors such as overcrowding and understaffing.

“We know that whenever you’re in a room that has a lot of people, it’s going to feel hotter, even if there’s air conditioning in that environment,” Ovienmhada says. “Also, staffing is a huge factor. Facilities that don’t have air conditioning but still try to do heat risk-mitigation procedures might rely on staff to distribute ice or water every few hours. If that facility is understaffed or has neglectful staff, that may increase people’s susceptibility to hot days.”

The study found that prisons with any of nine of the 17 variables showed statistically significant greater heat exposures than the prisons without those variables. Additionally, if a prison exhibits any one of the nine variables, this could worsen people’s heat risk through the combination of elevated heat exposure and vulnerability. The variables, they say, could help state regulators and activists identify prisons to prioritize for heat interventions.

“The prison population is aging, and even if you’re not in a ‘hot state,’ every state has responsibility to respond,” Wood emphasizes. “For instance, areas in the Northwest, where you might expect to be temperate overall, have experienced a number of days in recent years of increasing heat risk. A few days out of the year can still be dangerous, particularly for a population with reduced agency to regulate their own exposure to heat.”

This work was supported, in part, by NASA, the MIT Media Lab, and MIT’s Institute for Data, Systems and Society’s Research Initiative on Combatting Systemic Racism.

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The Future of the Geographic Atrophy Market: Trends and Challenges

Geographic Atrophy Market Outlook, Scope & Overview:

Industry reports indicate that the geographic atrophy (GA) market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7.2% over the forecast period 2023-2030.

Technological Advancements to Drive Growth of Global Geographic Atrophy Market

The adoption of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for geographic atrophy will continue to influence global market revenues. Healthcare providers and pharmaceutical companies are increasingly focusing on innovative treatments and early diagnosis methods to manage and treat geographic atrophy, a progressive and irreversible condition that leads to the degeneration of the retina.

As a treatment segment, emerging therapies currently hold a significant potential share of the global geographic atrophy market. This segment is anticipated to grow at a year-over-year rate of 7.2% over the forecast period, driven by the increasing prevalence of GA and the rising investment in research and development for effective therapies.

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Geographic Atrophy Market Dynamics

Drivers:

The geographic atrophy market is witnessing significant growth due to the rising prevalence of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), of which GA is an advanced form. The growing elderly population, increasing awareness about retinal diseases, and the development of innovative treatment options are key factors driving the adoption of GA therapies worldwide. Additionally, advancements in imaging technologies and diagnostic tools are further propelling market growth by enabling early detection and intervention.

Restraints:

Despite the growth potential, challenges such as the high cost of emerging therapies, limited treatment options, and the complexity of clinical trials for GA are hindering the widespread adoption of geographic atrophy treatments. Moreover, the chronic nature of the disease and the need for long-term management pose additional challenges to market expansion.

Geographic Atrophy Market Outlook

The proven benefits of early diagnosis and innovative treatments in managing geographic atrophy have contributed to the market's growth. The geographic atrophy market is expected to witness increased adoption of advanced therapies across major healthcare markets, including North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, driven by advancements in medical research and the growing focus on improving patient outcomes.

Global Geographic Atrophy Market

The rise in demand for geographic atrophy treatments in developed and emerging markets is expected to drive market growth over the forecast period. North America currently holds a significant market share in the global geographic atrophy market, with the US being a key contributor to market revenues. Europe and Asia Pacific regions are also experiencing rapid adoption of GA therapies, supported by favorable regulatory frameworks and increasing investments in healthcare infrastructure.

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Leading companies in the geographic atrophy market include Apellis Pharmaceuticals, IVERIC bio, Roche, and Alkeus Pharmaceuticals. These companies are at the forefront of developing and commercializing advanced therapies and diagnostic tools for geographic atrophy, aiming to improve patient quality of life and slow disease progression.

In conclusion, the global geographic atrophy market is poised for steady growth over the forecast period, driven by technological advancements, increasing prevalence of retinal diseases, and the expanding adoption of innovative therapies and diagnostic solutions in managing geographic atrophy

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The Zip Codes of Tennessee: Music, History, and Nature

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Understanding the System of Zip Codes of Tennessee

Tennessee is one of the many states in the southeast region of the United States of America. It is known for its music, its big and nice cities and of course, stunning landscapes. Like many other states, the zip codes of Tennessee correspond to various areas and districts. Every zip code has a story behind it; it can consist of a downtown area, suburban homes, and vast farmlands.

This guide will describe the various Tennessee zip codes, focusing on their relative locations and distinctive features.

Zip codes are area codes that the United States Postal Service (U.S.P.S.) uses to quickly identify specific areas where mail will be delivered.

Tennessee zip codes start from 37, 38, or 39 and show a position hearing its place in the national zip code system. Such codes have functions in day-to-day practical life and assist in recognizing and differentiating between several areas of the state.

Major Metropolitan Areas

Nashville (37201-37250)

Zip codes of Tennessee range from 37201 to 37250, and Tennessee has many fantastic cities, among which the capital city is Nashville. The home of country music, Nashville also features site attractions that include great eating and drinking points and landmarks. Key neighborhoods include:

Downtown (37201, 37203): The Nashville tour guides encompass the Ryman Auditorium bridge-stone Arena and the Country Music Hall of Fame.

East Nashville (37206): An artsy district focusing on elaborate outlets and appealing to the creative spiritually, with non-routine eating places.

Green Hills (37215): A luxurious district of Nashville with upper-class shopping, such as The Mall at Green Hills, and impressive houses.

Memphis (38101-38197)

Memphis has a musical and numerical history, especially in zip codes 38101 to 38197. This city in the United States of America is situated on the Mississippi River, with significant historical landmarks and traditions.

The city on the Mississippi River has essential cultural and historical landmarks and fantastic sites and attractions.

Midtown (38104): Unanimously considered for its cobblestone streets full of adorable historic houses, flamboyant arts culture, and the famous Memphis Zoo.

Germantown (38138, 38139): A peaceful residential town with good schools, parks, and everything a family may need daily.

Knoxville (37901-37998)

Knoxville is near the Great Smoky Mountains, and the zip codes available in this city range from 37901 to 37998. This city is known for its outdoor activities, cultural festivals, and the University of Tennessee.

Outdoor recreation, annual celebrations, and the University of Tennessee are related to this city.

Downtown (37902): It has the Market Square, Tennessee Theater, and a museum of art in Knoxville.

West Knoxville (37919, 37922): This area boasts well-established shopping malls, such as West Town Mall, and numerous parks and recreational places.

North Knoxville (37917): A color-drenched region with bright streets developed with renovated houses and attractive shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Regional Highlights

Chattanooga (37401-37450)

Chattanooga is a beautiful city with zip codes 37401 and 37450. Key attractions and neighborhoods include. Below are some of the key attractions and catchy neighborhoods to visit:

Downtown (37402, 37403): Tennessee Aquarium, the famous walking bridge, popularly known as the Walnut Street bridge and The Hunter Museum of American Art.

Northshore (37405): A place with numerous shops, restaurants, and cafes with water frontage parks.

East Brainerd (37421): This suburban area houses shopping malls like Hamilton Place Mall and other family-oriented institutions.

Clarksville (37040-37044)

Suited explicitly for bottled gas activity, Clarksville, neighboring the Kentucky border, encompasses zip codes 37040 through 37044. This city is known for its military presence and historical sites.

From what one can see, this city looks entirely military, and there are many attractions of archeological interest here:

Downtown (37040): This section illustrates the Customs House Museum, existing constructions, building arts, and emerging cultural scenes.

Sango (37043): A suburb with a recent formation, beautiful scenery of parklands, and education facilities.

Fort Campbell (37042): Serving a population near the famous Fort Campbell-based military, the company has the chance to access the larger population and social services.

Murfreesboro (37127-37130)

Murfreesboro is a city in Nashville's metropolitan area with zip codes 37127, 37129, and 3713. This rapidly growing city is known for its historic significance and modern amenities.

It attracts people owing to its history and facilities provided for the contemporary population.

Downtown (37130): It boasts Middle Tennessee State University, a well-known university, Cannonsburgh Village, one of the oldest towns in the state, and an active town square.

Blackman (37128): Neighborhood for new residential, child care centers, schools, I.G.A., and new shopping cart.

North Murfreesboro (37129): These neighborhoods are well-endowed with beautiful views of parks, golf courses, and family-based neighborhoods.

Rural and Suburban Areas

Franklin (37064-37069)

Franklin is a beautiful city with a historical background in zip codes 37064-37069. Known for its charming yet lively downtown and historic sites. Famous for lovely downtown and historic points of interest:

Cool Springs (37067): Provides excellent locations for all merchandising and shopping needs. Retail shops, boutiques, specialty shops, and larger, better-quality retail stores can do well here since the area is alive with people.

Johnson City

Johnson City is located in the northeastern part of the state and has zip codes 37601, 37614, and 37615. This city is known for its outdoor activities and vibrant arts scene.

It is generally an excellent place for those who like different types and levels of physical activity and for creative individuals.

Boones Creek (37615): Stretching suburban area with numerous residential buildings, schools, schools, and parks.

South Johnson City (37604): Home of the East Tennessee State University and James H. Quillen VA Medical Centre.

Maryville (37801-37804)

Maryville occupies a central position as a gateway town for the Great Smoky Mountains, and the city corresponds with postal codes 37801, 37802, 37803, and 37804.

The city is known for its outdoor recreation and family-friendly atmosphere. This city is all about the sunshine stretched across the landscapes and the friendly company of families.

Downtown Maryville (37801): Shows the capitol theater, shops in the area, and events in the community.

Alcoa (37804): A competitor city with an operational airport, other industrial-based areas, and residential areas.

Conclusion

Tennessee's codes are another exciting way of understanding counties in various areas of the state. Every city is unique, though they share general features; some are lively cities like Nashville, Memphis, and Knoxville, whereas others are beautiful places such as Chattanooga, Clarksville, and Murfreesboro.

So, no matter what area you wander from the central historic city to your Tennessee suburbs, the Tennessee zip code accurately represents the state's way of life.

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Geographic Information System (GIS) Tools Market  Size, Share, Types, Products, Trends, Growth, Applications and Forecast 2024 to 2032

Global Geographic Information System (GIS) Tools Market size is expected to grow from USD 9.3 Billion in 2023 to USD 20.38 Billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 9.11% during the forecast period (2024-2032).

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Software

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Location-based Services

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Government

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Product Development/Innovation: Detailed insights on the upcoming technologies, R&D activities, and product launches in the market.

Competitive Assessment: In-depth assessment of the market strategies, geographic and business segments of the leading players in the market.

Market Development: Comprehensive information about emerging markets. This report analyzes the market for various segments across geographies.

Market Diversification: Exhaustive information about new products, untapped geographies, recent developments, and investments in the Geographic Information System (GIS) Software Market.

Table of Content:

Section 01: Executive Summary

Section 02: Scope of The Report

Section 03: Research Methodology

Section 04: Introduction

Section 05: Market Landscape

Section 06: Market Sizing

Section 07: Five Forces Analysis

Section 08: Market Segmentation by Product

Section 09: Market Segmentation by Application

Section 10: Customer Landscape

Section 11: Market Segmentation by End-User

Section 12: Regional Landscape

Section 13: Decision Framework

Section 14: Drivers and Challenges

Section 15: Market Trends

Section 16: Competitive Landscape

Section 17: Company Profiles

Section 18: Appendix

The following are the regions covered in this report.

North America [U.S., Canada, Mexico]

Europe [Germany, UK, France, Italy, Rest of Europe]

Asia-Pacific [China, India, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia, Rest of Asia Pacific]

South America [Brazil, Argentina, Rest of Latin America]

The Middle East & Africa [GCC, North Africa, South Africa, Rest of the Middle East and Africa]

This study answers to the below key questions:

What are the key factors driving the Geographic Information System (GIS) Software Market?

What are the challenges to market growth?

Who are the key players in the Geographic Information System (GIS) Software Market?

What are the market opportunities and threats faced by the key players?

The major players covered in the geographic information system (GIS) software market report are Critigen, Esri Global, Inc., Fugro, HERE, Hexagon AB, MDA Corporation., Pitney Bowes Inc., SuperMap Software Co., Ltd., Trimble Inc., Caliper Corporation, Takor Group Ltd., AmigoCloud, Inc., SNC-Lavalin, Autodesk Inc., Avineon, Inc., BENTLEY SYSTEMS, INCORPORATED, Computer Aided Development Corporation Limited (Cadcorp)., Mallon Technology, Ordnance Survey Pitney Bowes Inc. and GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY among other domestic and global players. Market share data is available for global, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), Middle East and Africa (MEA) and South America separately. DBMR analysts understand competitive strengths and provide competitive analysis for each competitor separately.

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