#Top Market Research Companies in Sweden

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Top 5 Market Research Companies in Sweden

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Market Research Services in Sweden

Top 5 Market Research Companies in Sweden

How Spade Survey Works

Conclusion

Market research services in Sweden

Market research services help organizations identify opportunities.Market research firms in Sweden provide precise and absolute market knowledge derived from big data. Spade Survey works exclusively with organizations looking for personalized guidance across cultures and markets.

Market research experts in Sweden provide in-depth market research services and reports on a variety of markets. Find the best market research service in India that meets your company’s growth requirements and let us handle the rest.

The primary goal of market research companies in Sweden is to increase customer satisfaction and brand loyalty. Because a product will rarely appeal to every customer equally, a thorough market research study can help identify the primary market segments and demographics most likely to purchase a certain product.

Spade survey team can deliver high-quality services by adhering to a specific pattern while yet remaining adaptable and versatile. Each of our clients receives our undivided attention and full involvement. Spade Survey will assist your firm to thrive if you take the appropriate activities after receiving the research findings.

If the company is considering rebranding, establishing a presence in Sweden’s new market, or monitoring specific data, Spade Survey should be the go-to market research service provider in Sweden.

Top Five Market Research Companies in Sweden

Here are list of best market research companies in Sweden that can assist you in expanding your view of the media and competitor landscape surrounding your company.

1. CCL Swedish Moderators AB

CCL Swedish Moderators AB continues to investigate human behaviour. Currently, there is a greater emphasis on online/AI digital methods to ensure both health and quality. Respondents and interviewers can participate, for example, via video call or an online forum. CCL Swedish Moderators AB continues to perform Face-to-Face Qual, while ensuring that it is both safe and relevant to the current circumstances. 

Working on the current issues faced by major brands and disruptive newcomers from a wide range of industries, including FMCG, Gaming, Telecom/IT, Automotive, Retail, Finance, Services, B2B, Public, and Tourism. Combining traditional methodologies with the digital and AI toolkits. Providing deep qualitative insights and hands-on guidance in a world of Big Data Information Overload.

Services: Qualitative Research, Customer Insights, Focus Groups, Ethnography, In-depth Interviews, Online/digital Research, and Training and Certification

Foundation Year: 2015

Company Size: 2-10 employees

Address:Swedish Moderators Pluralis, Kungsgatan 29 111 56 Stockholm, Sweden

Website:www.swedishmoderators.com

2. Spade Survey

Spade Survey is a division of Spade Research, which was founded in 2011. Since then, we have helped large and small businesses make informed decisions through market research. We specialize in gathering both primary and secondary research data. Our commitment and experience in the US, Europe, Asia, and MENA markets allow us to deliver comprehensive solutions for qualitative and quantitative data collection needs.

Services:Online Research, Sample, Survey, Research Support, Quantitative Research Services, Qualitative Research Services, Social Research, Survey Programming, Online Research, Focus Groups, B2BResearch Services, Consumer Research Services (B2C) in India

Foundation Year:2011

Company Size: 11-50 employees

Address:#1108, Tower J, Ace City Noida Extension, Sector 1, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201306

Website:www.spadesurvey.com

3.Eedo AB

Eedo is an independent market research organization headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, with offices in Munich, Germany, and Sydney, Australia. Eedo are fieldwork specialists, working within the pharmaceutical field across Europe with a focus on the Nordic Region, Benelux, Austria & Switzerland. Due to high demand they have recently added Australia as the newest market they cover.

As fieldwork specialists, they are experts in using both quantitative and qualitative methods to service our clients’ individual needs and requirements. Years of   experience on the team help us tailor each project according to specified parameters as well as to provide clients with our own input based on local knowledge, ensure the successful completion of the clients’ projects.

Services:Market Research, Fieldwork, Analysis/ reporting, and Translation

Foundation Year:2013

Company Size: 2-10 employees

Address: Järntorget 6, 413 04 Göteborg, Sweden

Website:www.eedo.se

4. PFM Research

PFM Research i Sverige AB offers a broad range of data collection services. PFM Research assists you in gathering feedback from your consumers, workers, and stakeholders about your brand, allowing you to make informed decisions.

In 1999, the Jönsson family acquired PFM Research i Sverige AB. At the time, the company had two customers and annual revenue of somewhat more than SEK 1 million. After 23 years, they are a well-established survey company in Sweden, with thirteen permanent workers and annual sales revenue of SEK 45 million.

PFM Research i Sverige AB’s main focus is data collection. Their clients include some of Sweden’s most well-known survey companies and opinion institutions, all of which require high-quality data.

They value quality when it comes to data collection. They recognize that a survey should always be based on the highest possible data quality. Otherwise, it will not reflect reality and will not serve as a credible basis for decision-making in the manner intended.

Services:Data collection, Telephone interviews, CATI, Web interviews, Focus groups, Face2Face interviews, Postal surveys, Market surveys, Brand surveys, Customer surveys, Employee surveys, Media surveys, Advertising surveys, Opinion surveys, Tracking survey, Product tests, Taste tests, Market Research

Foundation Year:1999

Company Size: 11-50 employees

Address:Klammerdammsgatan 2, SE-302 42 Halmstad, Sweden

Website:www.pfmresearch.se

5. Origo Group

Every day, the Origo Group provides society and business with a firm platform for informed decision-making, enabling meaningful change and progress. They envision a brighter future, with a stronger society and business. Origo Group strives to be the leading research firm in the Nordic region.

The Origo set, the Asian Subsidiary of Simay Investments, was created in 2005 and serves as the umbrella organisation for a diverse group of companies dedicated to developing Southeast Asia and forging successful relationships both locally and internationally.

Origo Group operates in a wide range of industries, including real estate, master franchising, internet technology, telecommunications, mobile value-added services and content, emerging media, energy and environmental solutions, mining, military training and equipment, agriculture consulting, medical and pharmaceutical, commodities, and trade.

Origo Group also represents global firms that want to enter or expand within Southeast Asia’s booming markets. They have deep knowledge of deal-making, local markets, and local business procedures, all of which are required to operate successfully in developing markets. They assist firms in developing the original contract and managing it throughout time.

Services:telecom, trade, on line business solutions, and training

Foundation Year:2005

Company Size: 11-50 employees

Address:Origo group, 11123 Stockholm, Sweden

Website: www.origogrp.com

How Spade Survey Works

Spade Survey is a leading market research company in Sweden that specializes in Swedish and international market research and data collection services. We are a full-service market research firm in Sweden that conducts both qualitative and quantitative research.

We are one of Sweden’s leading market research businesses, specializing in automotive, consumer, healthcare, travel, and tourism market research and data collection services. Our team specializes in focus groups, IDI, tracked online CAPI, CAWI, CATI, and market research surveys.

However, market research can be major. It can reveal the unpleasant truth about your business model being obsolete or ineffective. In such cases, you can rely on us to show you what modifications need to be made to get back on track.

Conclusion:

There are numerous effective market research companies in Sweden that may assist startups in gaining useful insights into their target market. Whether you require online surveys, focus groups, or data analysis, these companies can offer you with the resources and skills you need to make an informed decision.

In a competitive business atmosphere, access to reliable, fast, and relevant market intelligence is critical. The top five market research companies in Sweden listed above have continuously proved their ability to provide insights that drive business success. Five diverse market research firms, each have a unique approach to assisting brands by removing perception from decision-making.

Looking for a market research company in Sweden? 

Please feel free to reach out to us at +1-(929)-237-1145 or Request a quote by email at marketing@spadesurvey.com.

[stluciabuns]

The Historical Accuracy of Kirsten's Dirndl

Despite its adorableness, I have seen many people complain about Kirsten's Swedish Dirndl outfit.

I would kill a man to have bought this for $22.

She wears this outfit for most of Meet Kirsten, being that she is an impoverished immigrant child who does not own any other clothes, and also for continuity reasons.

Frequently, I have seen it claimed that this outfit is not historically accurate and should not have been included as part of her collection. Conversely, I have also seen many German folk costumes marketed as being made for Kirsten. Both of these pain me a great deal (actually they just annoy me).

Nonetheless, I have decided to further procrastinate doing actual, meaningful work and instead set out on a new mission: figure out what the fuck is up with Kirsten's Dirndl.

In this post, I will lay out the research I have done, the evidence supporting the historical accuracy of this outfit, the challenges to its existence, and ultimately aim to answer the question of whether this outfit is one Kirsten plausibly could have worn on her journey from Sweden to America in 1854.

Let's begin.

First, the name. Pleasant Company/American Girl referred to this outfit as "Kirsten's Swedish Dirndl and Kerchief."

Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a Swedish dirndl. "Dirndl" is a German term, and refers to folk costumes worn by people in German-speaking areas of Europe (the Alps, Bavaria, Austria, and so on).

Kirsten is Swedish, and before Meet Kirsten has never left Sweden before. It is very unlikely she would have acquired, and regularly worn, a German dirndl. See this gorgeous example of a dirndl c. 1840:

Outfit, c. 1840. Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Münchner Stadtmuseum.

This ensemble is beautiful, but tragically, it is not what Kirsten is wearing.

What, then, is Kirsten wearing? What kind of traditional dress does Swedish culture have?

As it turns out, the proper term for what she is wearing is a folkdräkt. This is a Swedish term meaning "folk costume." Here is an illustration depicting multiple examples of Swedish folk costumes. In proper terms, these would be called "Svenska folkdräkter."

Nordisk familjebok (1908), vol. 8, Folkdräkt. Retrieved from runeberg.org.

These outfits are not quite identical to anything we see in Kirsten's collection, but you can observe various elements that have carried over -- the vertical stripes, black woolen skirts with ornate trim, and white dresses and red sashes (hello St. Lucia)!

Let us dive deeper. What do extant Svenska folkdräkter, specially those made c. 1850, look like? Is there anything like Kirsten's outfit among surviving examples?

Johan Sodermark, "Kvinna i dräkt."

In my few hours of research, this example image is the closest thing I have found to Kirsten's dirndl.

This lovely portrait is a watercolor from 1850 painted by Johan Sodermark. It is very creatively titled "Kvinna i dräkt" -- literally, "Woman in costume." The pattern of this woman's apron is incredibly similar to that of the skirt of the Kirsten doll's outfit -- a dark red base with blue and yellow stripes woven throughout.

Here is a closeup from the American Swedish Institute.

Although it is not shown in the doll-sized version of the outfit, the illustrations in Meet Kirsten by Renée Graef show us she also wears a light-colored, striped apron, which is almost surely the one that comes with her meet outfit.

Illustrations from Meet Kirsten, drawn by Renée Graef.

Notice the fabric of the bodice in the third illustration, though: Kirsten's top is made of red plaid fabric, while Sodermark's girl has an outfit full of stripes. Kirsten, bless her heart, spends an entire book outfit-repeating a potential pattern-mixing fail: plaid and two kinds of stripes and a floral scarf. Did Pleasant Rowland just hate her? Is Kirsten on another, elevated fashion plane far beyond my comprehension? Is there a historical basis for this combination of patterns?

I have no answer to the first two questions, but thankfully can speak on the third.

Komplett Vilskedräkt, Västergötlands museum. Some pieces c. 1865.

The top is plaid and laces up, which is not necessarily the most common way of fastening (in most examples, the bodice pins up), but it is a sensible choice considering both Kirsten's age (9) and the fact that Pleasant Company was making toys for little hands.

The model for the outer shell (the lace up top) belonged to Karl Edberg from Hällestad; it is not dated, but at least one piece of this set (the bag, which is not shown) is c. 1865. Additionally, the blouse here is very similar to the one that comes with Kirsten's winter outfit -- look at that keyhole neckline!

So, Kirsten's Dirndl outfit is actually very accurate as far as the clothing itself goes...the name remains the trouble.

I have no idea why they called it a dirndl. Folkdräkt is definitely challenging to pronounce, but why wouldn't PC just translate it as "folk dress" or "Swedish outfit" and call it a day? Why the insistence on referencing a culture that isn't relevant to the doll or her dress at all?

Perhaps this is a mystery to tackle for another day...

[ukrfeminism]

2 minute read

Men who are younger than 30 feel more “threatened” by progress on women’s rights, according to a major new study.

Researchers, who polled almost 32,500 people across 27 EU countries, noted while gender equality has increased in Western democracies in recent times, this has been coupled with a rise in “modern sexism” which is “working against women’s rights”.

The report, conducted at the University of Gothenburg, discovered younger men were more likely than older men to agree with the statement “promoting women’s and girls” rights has gone too far as it “threatens” the “opportunities” available for men and boys.

Gefjon Off, one of the report’s authors, noted the findings demonstrate young men aged between 18 and 29 “most often agree with this statement”.

Ms Off, a political science doctoral student, added: “The older the men are, the less they agree with this statement. Some women agree with the statement, but to a far lesser extent than men of all ages. 

“The results contradict previous research claiming that the older generation are the ones who are the most conservative and opposed to advances in women’s rights”.

She argued people think greater gender equality just advantages women - rather than seeing the “benefits” for wider society. 

“Some research suggests that this feeling of injustice can even motivate citizens to vote for right-wing radical parties who are against feminism and sexual freedom,” Ms Off added.

“Possibly, young men who believe that women are outcompeting them in the labour market experience advances in women’s rights as unjust and a threat. 

“We need to get better at communicating the benefits of gender equality. Fathers get to spend more time with their children and the burden of being the family’s breadwinner is lightened when mothers in families also advance in their careers”.

Rising levels of unemployment may provide an explanation of why younger men are more likely to be sexist, the study suggested.

Researchers said: "The proportion is highest in regions where unemployment has risen the most in recent years, and where citizens have a widespread distrust of social institutions for example, due to widespread corruption.”

Slovakia was found to be the EU country where the “highest proportion of young men are opposed to advances in women’s rights”, researchers added, saying in some parts of the country, unemployment has surged by 1.1 per cent in the past two years.

Nicholas Charron, a professor in political science involved in the study, said: “More than other EU citizens, Slovaks think that their own country’s public institutions are not impartial, that is, that their social institutions favour certain groups of people”.

He added: “The gap between young women’s and young men’s views on advancing women’s rights is great in Sweden, among the top 10 in the EU according to our measurements”.

Researchers discovered this also plays out in reverse contexts, noting in areas like Northern Italy where unemployment has decreased and people have greater trust in social institutions, young men are less opposed to women’s rights progressing.

In the UK, gender inequality persists, with women heading only five per cent of the top 350 companies. While women make up less than a third of the top jobs in the UK, according to a recent report by the Fawcett Society, the UK’s leading gender equality charity, which also discovered women of colour are under-represented at the highest levels in a vast range of sectors.

Women are wholly absent from senior roles such as Supreme Court justices, FTSE 100 chief executives, metro mayors, and police and crime commissioners, researchers found.

[puttingherinhistory]

2 minute read

Men who are younger than 30 feel more “threatened” by progress on women’s rights, according to a major new study.

Researchers, who polled almost 32,500 people across 27 EU countries, noted while gender equality has increased in Western democracies in recent times, this has been coupled with a rise in “modern sexism” which is “working against women’s rights”.

The report, conducted at the University of Gothenburg, discovered younger men were more likely than older men to agree with the statement “promoting women’s and girls” rights has gone too far as it “threatens” the “opportunities” available for men and boys.

Gefjon Off, one of the report’s authors, noted the findings demonstrate young men aged between 18 and 29 “most often agree with this statement”.

Ms Off, a political science doctoral student, added: “The older the men are, the less they agree with this statement. Some women agree with the statement, but to a far lesser extent than men of all ages. 

“The results contradict previous research claiming that the older generation are the ones who are the most conservative and opposed to advances in women’s rights”.

She argued people think greater gender equality just advantages women - rather than seeing the “benefits” for wider society. 

“Some research suggests that this feeling of injustice can even motivate citizens to vote for right-wing radical parties who are against feminism and sexual freedom,” Ms Off added.

“Possibly, young men who believe that women are outcompeting them in the labour market experience advances in women’s rights as unjust and a threat. 

“We need to get better at communicating the benefits of gender equality. Fathers get to spend more time with their children and the burden of being the family’s breadwinner is lightened when mothers in families also advance in their careers”.

Rising levels of unemployment may provide an explanation of why younger men are more likely to be sexist, the study suggested.

Researchers said: "The proportion is highest in regions where unemployment has risen the most in recent years, and where citizens have a widespread distrust of social institutions for example, due to widespread corruption.”

Slovakia was found to be the EU country where the “highest proportion of young men are opposed to advances in women’s rights”, researchers added, saying in some parts of the country, unemployment has surged by 1.1 per cent in the past two years.

Nicholas Charron, a professor in political science involved in the study, said: “More than other EU citizens, Slovaks think that their own country’s public institutions are not impartial, that is, that their social institutions favour certain groups of people”.

He added: “The gap between young women’s and young men’s views on advancing women’s rights is great in Sweden, among the top 10 in the EU according to our measurements”.

Researchers discovered this also plays out in reverse contexts, noting in areas like Northern Italy where unemployment has decreased and people have greater trust in social institutions, young men are less opposed to women’s rights progressing.

In the UK, gender inequality persists, with women heading only five per cent of the top 350 companies. While women make up less than a third of the top jobs in the UK, according to a recent report by the Fawcett Society, the UK’s leading gender equality charity, which also discovered women of colour are under-represented at the highest levels in a vast range of sectors.

Women are wholly absent from senior roles such as Supreme Court justices, FTSE 100 chief executives, metro mayors, and police and crime commissioners, researchers found.

[mightyflamethrower]

Swedish Wind Farms Facing Bankruptcy

By Paul Homewood

From the Brussels Signal ;

Two Swedish economists have issued a warning that the country’s wind-power industry is on the brink of a wave of bankruptcies.

Christian Sandström and Christian Steinbeck analysed wind-power companies’ annual reports in Sweden and their work revealed “significant financial problems”, they told Swedish media outlet Kvartal on February 28.

“The total loss for the years 2017–2022 amounted to 13.5 billion Swedish krona [€1.2 billion], which meant a loss margin of 39 per cent,” they said about the sector.

Such heavy losses seem to be the rule rather than the exception for wind-power companies in Sweden, according to the annual reports.

The Swedish Government has been pushing its national energy policies in a “green” direction, promoting wind power and decommissioning nuclear power plants. But the cost appears to be much more painful than previously thought, the economists stressed.

Sandström and Steinbeck have been pointing towards profitability problems in the wind sector for some time “despite suppliers benefiting from Government support through electricity certificates and being exempt from covering the entire expenses associated with grid adaptation for wind energy or the depreciation of properties near installations”.

Since the economists’ initial findings, Markbygden Ett, Sweden’s largest wind-farm installation with 179 turbines, is already facing bankruptcy, stacking up hundreds of millions of krona in debt.

The firm is not alone – many other alternative-power companies in Sweden are in trouble.

Sandström and Steinbeck pointed out that the sector as a whole has not made a profit in any year since 2017.

Company losses have ranged from 19 per cent to 90 per cent of turnover between 2017 and 2022, they said.

“The losses are simply because the industry cannot produce electricity at a cost below the market price, despite extensive subsidies,” the economists noted.

“That would put any other industry out of business, [although] the rate of investment has been very high.”

Both newer and older plants in the heavily subsidised industry shed cash, while economies of scale are also a limitation. The biggest farms make the biggest losses and only moderate-sized wind farms, with between 20 and 30 turbines, are turning any profits and those are at best described as “modest”.

Costs have failed to come down despite growing experience among those operating in the sector and the researchers did not observe any correlation between time elapsed and increased electricity production from existing turbines.

“Just as sailors on sailing ships once had to pray to higher powers for wind to get somewhere, wind farms can only wait for the right amount of wind,” they added.

On top of that, just 20 per cent of wind turbines in Sweden are Swedish owned. The rest are operated by foreign enterprises. Some 13 per cent of the reviewed turbines are Chinese.

Sandström and Steinbeck said the Chinese investors made their calculations based on “wind mapping” carried out by the Swedish Energy Agency and they have doubts about the accuracy of the data.

Also hammering profits is the fact that large parts of the Swedish wind-power industry cannot transfer or save power over-generation, meaning electricity needs to be consumed instantly or not at all – making it effectively unsustainable.

A few wind farms in the South of the country have gained financial momentum in recent years but all the others are stacking up more losses.

The academics noted that the change in the Swedish energy mix – decommissioning nuclear plants in favour of wind power – was politically driven and that no robust, financial independent industry has subsequently emerged.

A peculiar paradox also haunts the sector, the economists stressed. Low levels of wind leads to high electricity prices yet it also hinders electricity delivery.

On the flip side, when the wind is more powerful, oversupply drives down prices when there is ample electricity for sale.

“It is difficult to see a way out of this dilemma,” Sandström and Steinbeck concluded.

Three things stand out here.

Second is the fact that low winds mean high market prices, and vice versa. Obviously wind farms make their money when the wind blows, so low prices at those times drastically impact earnings.

In the UK, the CfD subsidy protects wind farms from these fluctuations, whilst ROC subsidies are generous enough to offset low market prices.

And thirdly, the article rightly notes that wind farms don’t have to pay for grid adaption and other wider system costs.

[bopinion]

2023 / 07

Aperçu of the Week:

"Success has two letters: Do!"

(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)

Bad News of the Week:

The only serious competition to Silicon Valley is neither in Europe nor in the Far East, but between the Dead, the Red and the Mediterranean Sea: Israel. Unfortunately. Because it's rather frightening innovations that come out of the more than 300 development and research centers around Tel Aviv. And I don't mean the energy that the state puts into cutting-edge technology for the military, surveillance and espionage. But rather the focus that private-sector companies in the region have also chosen.

Three examples: Cellebrite openly advertises that it can crack iDevices. Much to the delight of the FBI, for example, because Apple had refused to crack iPhones for U.S. authorities or to build a backdoor into their encryption. The questionable services are open to any organization, even criminal ones, for a fee, as if it were a normal IT service.

NSO became a global player in commercial spyware. A market that has grown into an industry estimated to be worth twelve billion dollars, estimates The New Yorker. Their tool named Pegasus was found on the phones of politicians, activists, and dissidents under repressive regimes. The suppression of the Catalan independence movement and the murder of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi with the help of this spyware are documented.

And just last week, investigative media revealed Team Jorge's business model: professional spreading of fake news to influence elections. They were hired for 32 campaigns, 27 of which were verifiably successful, they say. Yes, political success can be bought - at the expense of the opposition.

What these three examples have in common is a perfidious "not giving a fuck" attitude, which goals are pursued and also achieved with their help. For these are clearly directed against such trivialities as free democracy, independent media, functional rule of law or transparent power apparatuses. The main thing is that the money is right. The framework conditions for this seem to be optimal in Israel, of all places. And when I look at the position of Benjamin Netanyahu's newly enthroned right-wing government against an independent judiciary or free media, this will not change.

Good News of the Week:

In mid-February, Munich always hosts the "Munich Security Conference" (MSC), the world's most important meeting of top politicians on international security. While last year appeals to Russia not to attack Ukraine dominated - we all know what happened a few days later - this time it is about the concrete handling of the war that initiated the much-cited "turning point in time":

The unexpectedly dysfunctional NATO is strengthening internally (higher defense budgets) and externally (Sweden and Finland want to join the alliance), new bloc formations are emerging, the arms industry can no longer keep up with demand, Europe is groaning under a wave of refugees, economic sanctions by the West are turning out to be far less effective than expected, Putin is not wavering. War has become the order of the day.

Major strategic news is not to be expected. All countries have already clearly positioned themselves. From clear, even military support for Ukraine (e.g. all NATO members) to an effort of neutrality based on energy policy (e.g. India or Latin America) to support for the Putin course (e.g. Belarus, Syria or Myanmar). All countries have already taken a clear position? No - the elephant in the room is China.

The youngest major security power calls for peace, but does not name Russia as the aggressor. And just yesterday launched "Operation Mosi II," a joint large-scale naval maneuver with Russia and South Africa off the latter's Indian Ocean coast. So there was little hope that the Middle Kingdom - seen by almost all observers as the only power with de facto influence over the Kremlin - would actively do anything to defuse the conflict.

But then Wang Yi, longtime foreign minister of the People's Republic of China, entered the Munich stage - and stunned. By announcing a peace initiative to end Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, he said, "We will put something forward. And that is the Chinese position on the political settlement of the Ukraine crisis," the Politburo member said Saturday, according to an official translation. "We will stand steadfastly on the side of peace and dialogue." For a safer world, he said, "the principles of the UN Charter are something we must uphold." Good. Very good. Now words just need to be followed by action.

Personal happy moment of the week:

In our countryside, there are plenty of typical Bavarian inns. And, as everywhere, countless Italians and Asians. Rarer are nice cafés where you can have a good breakfast. One we have - thanks to a voucher that I already got last year for my birthday - tried today. Very good coffee, a manageable but balanced menu. With regional products and in a former monastery building. It was worth it. It's always nice to start the Sunday with a delicious breakfast.

I couldn't care less...

...that Ukraine has requested cluster bombs and chemical weapons on the MSC. These are internationally outlawed because they cause massive collateral damage in violation of international law - including to the civilian population. That Russia is not caring about this may be, is even probable. Nevertheless, this quid pro quo logic is too weak for me. If they go low, you (still should) go high.

As I write this...

...I am mourning a little Lothar Wieler quitting his job. As head of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) he was the Anthony Fauci of Germany. And yet more than just the side kick of the respective health minister. As a politically independent person, he moderated the pandemic in a serious but calm manner. He analyzed, commented, admonished and annoyed. Far away from the day-to-day political business. Against his will, he became a media star, even though he much preferred to sit in the lab and work on his figures. He did what he thought he had to do. Tormented by the thought that "even one more child must die". Big shoes to fill.

Post Scriptum

To be climate neutral, each person should only emit less than one ton of CO2 or similar greenhouse gases per year - currently the average is 11.6 tons. Far ahead of the consumption of beef or air travel to the South, individual transport is the main polluter: the Germans' favorite child, the car. But the will in this country to rely on electromobility seems to be driven more by financial interests than by actual conviction. When gasoline was expensive and electric cars were tax-subsidized in 2022, there was a boom. That plummeted dramatically over the turn of the year, with 83 percent fewer fully electric cars and 87 percent fewer plug-in hybrids registered in January 2023 compared to the previous month. Sigh...

[ankitab]

The Europe Air Conditioners Market is projected to reach $46.8 billion by 2030

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Based on rating, the Europe air conditioners market is segmented into 1 Star ACs, 2 Star ACs, 3 Star ACs, 4 Star ACs, and 5 Star ACs. In 2023, the 3 Star ACs segment is expected to account for the largest share of the Europe air conditioners market. The segment’s large market share is attributed to the benefits of 3 Star ACs, such as high energy efficiency and durable copper condenser coils that work on variable-speed compressors, coupled with AC manufacturers’ rising focus on developing energy-efficient ACs. However, the 5 Star ACs segment is projected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

Based on end user, the Europe air conditioners market is segmented into residential end users, commercial end users, and industrial end users. In 2023, the residential segment is expected to account for the largest share of the Europe air conditioners market. The segment’s large market share is mainly attributed to the growing acceptance of smart home technologies, construction companies’ increased focus on offering air-conditioned apartments, and the rising need to improve indoor air quality. Moreover, the residential segment is also projected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

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Based on geography, the Europe air conditioners market is segmented into the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Ireland, Russia, and the Rest of Europe (RoE). In 2023, Italy is expected to account for the largest share of the Europe air conditioners market. Italy’s large market share is attributed to the growing demand for residential air conditioners due to rising temperatures, the surging demand for space cooling, the increasing need for comfort, and growing income levels in the country. Furthermore, the rising demand for comfortable residential spaces and increasing ownership of residential apartments are encouraging consumers to install AC units. This trend is expected to support market growth in Italy during the forecast period.

Key Players:

The key players operating in the Europe air conditioners market are Daikin Industries, Ltd. (Japan), Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan), Hitachi-Johnson Controls Air Conditioning (Japan), Carrier Global Corporation (U.S.), Whirlpool Corporation (U.S.), Haier Smart Home Co. Ltd. (China), LG Electronics (South Korea), Panasonic Corporation (Japan), Robert Bosch GmbH (Germany), Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

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Dental Materials Market: Strategic Insights into the Top 10 Companies

Expanding Horizons: An In-Depth Analysis of the Dental Materials Market’s Future Prospects

The Dental Materials Market is on a robust growth trajectory, projected to reach $8.4 billion by 2030, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.1% from 2023 to 2030. This significant growth is driven by a confluence of factors, including the rising prevalence of dental diseases, increasing demand for cosmetic dentistry, and the surge in dental tourism. Additionally, advancements in CAD/CAM dentistry are expected to unlock new growth opportunities for key players in this dynamic market.

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As the global healthcare landscape evolves, the dental materials market stands at the forefront of innovation, offering products that cater to both restorative and preventive dental care. Dental materials encompass a wide range of products, including indirect restorative materials, direct restorative materials, dental biomaterials, impression materials, and bonding agents. These materials play a crucial role in modern dentistry, contributing to the aesthetic and functional restoration of teeth and overall oral health.

In this article, we delve into the profiles of the top 10 companies that are shaping the future of the dental materials market. These companies are not only leaders in innovation but also play a pivotal role in expanding the market’s global footprint.

1. Institut Straumann AG (Switzerland)

Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, Institut Straumann AG has established itself as a pioneer in dental solutions. The company is deeply engaged in research, manufacturing, development, and the supply of a wide array of dental products, including implants, orthodontic supplies, CAD/CAM prosthetics, digital solutions for tooth correction, instruments, and biomaterials. Straumann’s operations are segmented into three business units: Implant Solutions, Restorative Solutions, and Other. The company’s presence in the dental materials market is marked by its offerings in direct and indirect restorative dental materials, including polymers, ceramics, metal alloys, resins, and dental biomaterials.

Straumann’s global presence spans over 100 countries, supported by a diverse distribution network and numerous subsidiaries in regions such as Switzerland, Canada, South Africa, Turkey, and more. The company’s biomaterials production facility is located in Sweden, further strengthening its position in the dental materials market.

2. Dentsply Sirona Inc. (U.S.)

Dentsply Sirona Inc., founded in 1899 and headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a leading player in the dental products and technologies sector. The company operates through two primary segments: Technologies & Equipment (T&E) and Consumables. Within the dental materials market, Dentsply Sirona is known for its wide range of products, including fillers, sealers, dental ceramics, digital dentures, precious metal dental alloys, dental sealants, and impression materials.

The company’s reach extends across Central and South America, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Canada, supported by subsidiaries and distributors in over 150 countries. Dentsply Sirona’s manufacturing and distribution facilities are strategically located in the U.S., Germany, Brazil, Japan, Israel, and other key markets, ensuring a steady supply of high-quality dental materials globally.

3. ZimVie, Inc. (U.S.)

Incorporated in 2021 and headquartered in Delaware, U.S., ZimVie Inc. is a relatively new entrant in the dental materials market. The company was formed as a result of a spin-off from Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc., separating its dental and spine business into a standalone entity. ZimVie operates through two segments: Spine and Dental, with a focus on manufacturing and designing products that support dental tooth replacement and restoration procedures.

ZimVie’s products are available in 70 countries, with sales and administrative offices, warehouses, and distribution facilities in more than 40 countries. The company’s manufacturing footprint spans the U.S. and several international locations, enabling it to serve a broad customer base effectively.

4. Envista Holdings Corporation (U.S.)

Envista Holdings Corporation, established in 2018 and headquartered in California, U.S., has quickly risen to prominence in the dental materials market. The company offers a comprehensive range of dental consumables, technology, solutions, and services, underpinned by more than 30 dental brands, including Ormco, Nobel Biocare Systems, and KaVo Kerr.

Envista operates through two business segments: Equipment & Consumables and Specialty Products & Technologies. The Equipment & Consumables segment plays a vital role in the dental materials market, offering products such as digital imaging systems, sensors, restorative materials, endodontic systems, impression materials, cement, and bonding agents. The company’s strong brand portfolio and global presence position it as a key player in the dental materials market.

5. Kulzer GmbH (Germany)

Founded in 1935 and headquartered in Hanau, Germany, Kulzer GmbH is a leading manufacturer and provider of aesthetic dental solutions. The company’s product portfolio includes dental adhesives, cement, filling materials, alloys, bone grafting materials, and ceramics. Kulzer GmbH operates as part of the Life & Healthcare Solutions business segment of its parent company, Mitsui Chemicals, Inc.

Kulzer GmbH has a strong geographic presence in Asia, Europe, South America, and Australia, with its products available in over 130 countries. The company’s commitment to innovation and quality has made it a trusted name in the dental materials market, serving both dental practices and laboratory technicians worldwide.

6. 3M Company (U.S.)

3M Company, founded in 1902 and headquartered in Minnesota, U.S., is a diversified technology company with a significant presence in the dental materials market. The company operates through four business segments: Health Care, Safety & Industrial, Transportation & Electronics, and Consumer. Within the Health Care segment, 3M’s Oral Care Subsegment offers a wide range of dental materials, including filling materials, cement, bonds & adhesives, and materials for indirect restorations.

3M’s global operations span 70 countries, with sales in 200 countries. The company’s extensive product portfolio and commitment to innovation have solidified its position as a leader in the dental materials market, catering to the needs of dental professionals and patients worldwide.

7. GC Corporation (Japan)

Founded in 1921 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, GC Corporation is a prominent player in the dental materials market. The company specializes in the manufacturing and marketing of dental materials, devices, and equipment, offering a broad range of products, including luting/adhesive materials, restorative materials, impression materials, waxes, dental cabinets, and more.

GC Corporation’s products are sold in around 100 countries, supported by a strong local presence in Europe, Asia, and the U.S. The company’s subsidiaries and affiliate offices, such as GC AMERICA INC (U.S.) and GC EUROPE N.V. (Belgium), play a crucial role in its global operations, ensuring that its high-quality dental materials reach a wide audience.

8. Kuraray Co., Ltd. (Japan)

Kuraray Co., Ltd., founded in 1926 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a leading manufacturer of a diverse range of products, including dental materials. The company operates through six segments: Vinyl Acetate, Isoprene, Functional Materials, Fibers and Textiles, Trading, and Others. Kuraray’s presence in the dental materials market is marked by its offerings in bonding agents, cement, materials for indirect restorations, and cavity fillings.

Kuraray’s global operations are supported by subsidiaries, offices, R&D facilities, and manufacturing facilities in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The company’s commitment to innovation and quality has made it a trusted name in the dental materials market, serving dental professionals and patients worldwide.

9. Ivoclar Vivadent AG (Liechtenstein)

Founded in 1923 and headquartered in Schaan, Liechtenstein, Ivoclar Vivadent AG is a leading manufacturer and marketer of dental products and solutions. The company’s product portfolio includes dental adhesives, bonding agents, luting materials, and composites, all of which are essential components of modern dental care.

Ivoclar Vivadent’s manufacturing sites are strategically located in Liechtenstein, Italy, Austria, Sweden, the Philippines, and the U.S., enabling the company to serve a global customer base effectively. With exports to almost 130 countries and 47 subsidiaries and branch offices worldwide, Ivoclar Vivadent continues to play a pivotal role in the dental materials market.

10. Ultradent Products, Inc. (U.S.)

Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Utah, U.S., Ultradent Products, Inc. is a global leader in the manufacturing and distribution of dental products, devices, and materials. The company’s offerings in the dental materials market include dental cement, composites, etchants & bonding agents, impression materials, and dental bone grafts.

Ultradent Products, Inc. has a strong geographic presence in Asia, Europe, South America, and Australia, with its products sold in over 130 countries. The company’s commitment to innovation and quality has earned it a strong reputation in the dental materials market, serving the needs of dental professionals and patients worldwide.

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Conclusion

The dental materials market is poised for significant growth in the coming years, driven by advancements in dental technology, increasing demand for aesthetic dentistry, and the rising prevalence of dental diseases. The top companies operating in this market are well-positioned to capitalize on these trends, offering innovative products that cater to the evolving needs of dental professionals and patients alike.

As the market continues to evolve, these companies will play a crucial role in shaping the future of dental care, driving innovation, and expanding access to high-quality dental materials across the globe. The continued focus on research and development, coupled with strategic global expansion, will ensure that these industry leaders remain at the forefront of the dental materials market, delivering products that enhance

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Cochlear Implant 2024 Industry Size, Demands, Growth and Top Key Players Analysis Report

Cochlear Implant Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Age Group (Adult, Pediatric), By End-use (Hospitals, Clinics), By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2024 - 2030

Cochlear Implant Industry Overview

The global cochlear implant market size was estimated at USD 1.86 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.02% from 2024 to 2030.

Increasing awareness regarding hearing impairment, growing diagnosis rate, rising preference for bilateral fittings, and favorable government initiatives are some factors expected to drive this growth. An increase in coverage for cochlear implants in the U.S. is majorly due to increased awareness about its clinical utility and other federal & state laws, such as Americans with Disabilities Act, against discrimination faced by individuals with disabilities.

Gather more insights about the market drivers, restrains and growth of the Cochlear Implant Market

The increasing prevalence of hearing impairment among elderly is a significant factor driving market growth. The rising burden of hearing impairment in this age group is expected to drive this growth. According to the UN's World Social Report 2023, 761 million people globally are aged 65 years and above in 2021. According to the WHO, the geriatric population is expected to nearly double from 12% in 2012 to 22% in 2050, reaching two billion by 2050 from 900 million in 2015. This is expected to drive the demand for both short and long-term demand for auditory impairment devices have increased, driving the market growth.

There has been a noticeable increase in the adoption of cochlear implants in recent years due to technological advancements and the introduction of insurance & funding schemes to cover these devices. For instance, in March 2023, MED-EL Medical Electronics launched a new feature in its latest cochlear implant systems, enabling direct streaming for patients.  Cochlear implantation surgeries are now performed using minimally invasive surgical techniques with next-generation implants & speech processors. Thus, improvements in the surgical process to make it safer are likely to boost their demand.

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The global hysteroscopy instruments market size was estimated at USD 1.90 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7.2% from 2024 to 2030. 

The global home sleep apnea test market size was estimated at USD 2.18 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.4% from 2024 to 2030.

Key Companies & Market Share Insights

Some of the key market players include Sonova, Cochlear Ltd., MED-EL Medical Electronics, and Demant A/S.

Cochlear Ltd. is engaged in developing and commercializing cochlear implants, bone conduction implants, & acoustic implants to treat hearing-impaired individuals. It is a global company with major manufacturing facilities in Sweden and Australia.

MED-EL Medical Electronics (MED-EL) is a privately held company focusing on R&D to create a rich product pipeline. It develops and commercializes cochlear, bone conduction hearing, middle ear, auditory brainstem, and electric-acoustic stimulation hearing implants.

Amplifon S.p.A. (GAES) and Zhejiang Nurotron Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (Nurotron) are some of the emerging participants in the cochlear implant market.

Zhejiang Nuoerkan Neuroelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. (Nurotron) is headquartered in China, while its R&D center is in California. It is a medical device company engaged in designing, developing, and commercializing neurostimulation systems.

Amplifon S.p.A. (GAES) offers customizable hearing solutions and services through a distribution system of association affiliates, shop-in-shops, corporate shops, and franchises. It operates based on geography in three segments: the MEA & Asia Pacific, the Americas, and Europe.

Key Cochlear Implant Companies:

Cochlear Ltd.

Sonova

MED-EL Medical Electronics

Demant A/S

Zhejiang Nurotron Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (Nurotron)

Amplifon S.p.A. (GAES)

Recent Developments

In March 2023, MED-EL Medical Electronics provided direct streaming to  their cochlear implant patient in their new MED-EL cochlear implant systems.

In November 2022, Cochlear Ltd. expanded its manufacturing facility plant in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The expansion involved an asset of more than USD 6.28 million (RM 30 million) to help the growing demand for acoustic and cochlear hearing implants.

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Best Social Media Agency in Lucknow | TechQRT

Lucknow’s Grand Social Media Circus:

Where Memes and Marketing Shake Hands! This is it, folks, the biggest show on earth (or, say, Lucknow)! Today, we enter the bizarre and weird world of social media marketing companies based in our city. Hold tight, sweetheart! We will arrive at the place of dubious content strategies with likes, shares, and everything else that goes along with it!

The Rumor Mill: Where Truth is Optional and Gossip is King

Word on the street (and by street, I mean the chaotic WhatsApp group of Lucknow’s marketing professionals) is that some companies in city have been employing rather… unconventional methods to boost their clients’ social media presence.

A certain organization (which we will refer to as “InstaFamous or Bust”) is said to have employed a group of monkeys from the nearby zoo for the management of their customers’ Instagram accounts. What happened? Simply put, everything that came out from there were posts that could make you laugh so hard it hurts! 🍌🐒 On another note, there is gossip that another company (whose name we shall call “TikTok Titans”) has a top-secret underground bunker where they keep a team of interns in Generation Z attached to IVs filled with Red Bull, creating viral dance challenges non-stop day and night since forever! How about those perks?!

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A Day in the Life of a Social Media Marketer This is an account of my usual day as a completely genuine social media marketer living in Lucknow:

9:00 AM: Business up in somebody else’s bed dreaming about algorithms changing. 9:05 AM: Checking client’s social media accounts. Hoping for likes. 9:10 AM: Realizing that at 3 AM, client posted a blurry selfie with their cat; wondering if this is it. 10:00 AM: In a brainstorming session suggesting to use more emojis which leads to promotion as Chief Emoji Officer. 12 PM: Lunch break too busy taking images of capturing moments with food for Instagram so as not to eat anything. 2 PM: Crisis management! Tweet from client goes viral but with negative connotation…time to convert “Our CEO does not actually believe the earth is flat into something positive.” 5 PM: Scrolling senselessly through TikTok just for “research purpose”. 8 PM: Finally logging off from work and checking phone for notifications at once.

The Holy Grail of Lucknow’s Social Media Scene: TechQRT

Now, if you’re tired of agencies that promise to make you an influencer overnight (unless you’re a chai wallah with a great backstory, let’s be real), let me introduce you to the unicorn in Lucknow’s social media barnyard: TechQRT!

These folks are the real deal. They’re so good at social media, rumor has it they once got a tweet from a kachori stand to go viral in Sweden. That’s right, SWEDEN! I heard the Swedish Prime Minister now starts every day with a “Lucknow special kachori.” Okay, that might be a slight exaggeration, but you get the point!

Why choose TechQRT? Let me count the ways:

They don’t just think outside the box; they’ve forgotten what a box even looks like.

Their content strategies are fresher than the vegetables at Hazratganj market.

They’ve never met a platform they couldn’t conquer. TikTok? Child’s play. LinkedIn? They’ll make your B2B content sexier than a Bollywood dance number.

They understand Lucknow better than a rickshaw driver understands shortcuts.

Their office has a designated “meme creation zone.” It’s like a war room, but with more cat pictures.

In Conclusion

May the fates smile upon you. So here it is, everyone: the inside scoop of the social media marketing scene in Lucknow, presented to you with a side of chutney sauce and a dash of satire. Just keep in mind that you could either attempt swinging through the trees of social media on your own or hire an expert whose knowledge is rooted in the best areas where bananas are hidden. If that expert happens to be TechQRT, then you will soon be jumping around like Tarzan! Pardon me for now as I go viral with a video of my neighbor’s cow doing a Macarena dance. It’s not much, but it’s honest work. Stay social, stay smart, and, for all that’s right, don’t use Comic Sans on Instagram stories!

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Market research experts in Sweden provide in-depth market research services and reports on a variety of markets. Find the best market research service in India that meets your company’s growth requirements and let us handle the rest.

The primary goal of market research companies in Sweden is to increase customer satisfaction and brand loyalty. Because a product will rarely appeal to every customer equally, a thorough market research study can help identify the primary market segments and demographics most likely to purchase a certain product.

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Radar Systems Market Growing Popularity and Emerging Trends in the Industry

RADAR, an acronym for radio detection and ranging that is using an electromagnetic waves with wavelengths. Increasing adoption of advanced RADAR system are used for digital signal processing and helpful to extract useful information from high noise level. Surging advent of new types of RADAR system has enhanced the development in technology by top players are providing lucrative opportunity of the very market.

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Enhanced Fire Protection System Market Expecting the Unexpected future in 2030; SWOT analysis, investment feasibility analysis

The enhanced fire protection system is designed for active and passive fire protection, it includes fire suppression, sprinklers, smoke detectors, analysis, and other fire protection system that works in order to protect against uncertain fire. It is used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications, the system aims to notify of the fire and smoke to help decrease the level of fire or eliminate any risk of injuries to people.

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Device-as-a-Service Market is Witnessing Significant Growth Over the Past Years

Global device-as-a-service market in terms of revenue was estimated to be worth USD 50.3 billion in 2021 and is poised to reach USD 303.6 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 43.2% from 2021 to 2026. The new research study consists of an industry trend analysis of the market. North America accounted for the largest share of the device-as-a-service market. High demand for device-as-a-service from the IT and telecommunications end users is one of the major factors leading to the growth of the market in North America. Various IT and telecommunication companies such as AT&T, Microsoft, and Apple, are based in this region. Besides, several companies offering device-as-a-service, including Dell Technologies (US), HP (US), and Microsoft (US), also have a presence in this region, which further adds to the growth of the market in North America. Download Ultimate PDF Guide: https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/pdfdownloadNew.asp?id=155153641 Top Key Players: Dell Technologies (US), Lenovo (China), Hewlett Packard (US), Microsoft (US), Cisco (US), CompuCom(US), 3stepIT (Finland), Telia Company (Sweden), Atea Global Services (Latvia), CHG MERIDIAN (Germany), CSi leasing (US), Computacenter (UK), Econocom (France), GreenFlex (France), GRENKE (Germany), Excellence IT (UK), Foxway (Sweden), and Apple (US). Services segment for device-as-a-service market to grow at highest CAGR during the forecast period Device-as-a-service model includes a variety of support and maintenance services. It consists of a collection of device lifecycle services, which include installation, deployment and integration, asset recovery services, and repair and maintenance services as per the end user’s requirements. These services offered are flexible since they can be tailored and optimized. Many OEMs offer direct services as per the contract. Smartphone & Peripherals for device-as-a-service market to grow at highest CAGR during the forecast period Device-as-a-service solutions for smartphones offer organizations the benefits of lower costs, access to recent technologies, more predictable prices, and strong enterprise security. The demand for smartphones has been flattening out over the past few years. New paradigms like device-as-a-service, where users pay subscription fees to always have the latest devices are changing things. Small and medium-size enterprise to dominate device-as-a-service market, in terms of size during the forecast period Small and medium-sized enterprises have been adopting the operating expenses (OpEx) business model over capital expenditure (CapEx), which is one of the key factors leading to high adoption of device-as-a-service in small and medium-sized enterprises. Device-as-a-service enables enterprises to prioritize their investments by leasing hardware and associated services instead of purchasing high-cost hardware devices. The device-as-a-service model minimizes costs and increases profits by tracking expenses daily. Small and medium-sized enterprises have low capital; thus, device-as-a-service is the most preferred solution for such organizations with a low IT budget. It also allows users to refresh their hardware at a faster rate, which ultimately helps organizations to enhance productivity, thus leading to an increase in demand.