Research communication – Metro Research http://metroresearch.org/ Wed, 23 Nov 2022 07:03:34 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.9.3 https://metroresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/cropped-icon-32x32.png Research communication – Metro Research http://metroresearch.org/ 32 32 Low Power WAN Market Expected to Grow at a CAGR of 87% by 2030 https://metroresearch.org/low-power-wan-market-expected-to-grow-at-a-cagr-of-87-by-2030/ Wed, 23 Nov 2022 06:58:19 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/low-power-wan-market-expected-to-grow-at-a-cagr-of-87-by-2030/ Future of Market Research Cloud services and technology driving LPWAN market Connecting all smart devices over the Internet New York, USA, Nov. 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — According to a comprehensive research report by Market Research Future (MRFR), “LPWAN market Research Report: By Network Deployment, Connectivity Technology, Application, Service, and Vertical Forecast to 2030”, the […]]]>

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New York, USA, Nov. 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — According to a comprehensive research report by Market Research Future (MRFR), “LPWAN market Research Report: By Network Deployment, Connectivity Technology, Application, Service, and Vertical Forecast to 2030”, the Global or Low Power Wide Area Network Market is expected to flourish significantly over the assessment period 2020 to 2030 at a healthy growth rate of around 87%.

Global LPWAN Market Overview:

Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) works on wireless communication technology between devices connected through a hub or switch using air waves. The LPWAN works in short range areas extending in radius from 10 km to 1000 km based on telecommunications with less power running on small cheap batteries with a service life of more than 20 years. LPWAN uses lightweight hardware with a very cost effective reduction in heavy infrastructure requirements.

Low Power WAN Market Competitive analysis

The list of key players in the low power wide area network market includes players such as:

  • Telefonica SA (Spain)

  • Semtech Corporation (USA)

  • Huawei Technologies Co.Ltd. (China)

  • Cisco Systems (USA)

  • Senet, Inc. (USA)

  • Activity (France)

  • NWave Technologies (London)

  • Weightless GIS (UK)

  • LORIOT (Switzerland)

  • SIGFOX (France)

  • Ingenu (USA)

  • WAVIOT (USA)

  • Link Labs Inc. (USA)

  • Vodafone Plc Group. (UK)

  • Qualcomm Inc. (USA)

  • AT&T Inc. (Germany)

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Several industry sectors use unlicensed and licensed frequencies to profit from network usage, forcing users to adopt them as a service or outsource them to third-party organizations without direct use of the technology. Sigfox is considered the most widely deployed LPWAN with a license-free frequency operating on a public or local 902 megahertz network with ultra-narrow range capable of communicating through messages, conventional time-consuming short-range data transfer techniques , especially WIFI and Bluetooth, which was time-consuming and limited to local areas, but with the launch of the low-power wide area network, the transmission of electric waves had a significant impact on the surrounding technology by working in small places isolated such as trains, trucks, cars and other automobiles to mutual use in household appliances, electric bicycles, street lighting and many more.

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Market factors

The growth of the low-power wide area network market is attributed to factors such as growth in investments, technological developments and the launch of innovative products.

Market constraints

On the other hand, competition between the individual local network under management and the available WIFI networks is likely to limit the development of the market.

Scope of Low Power Wide Area Network Market Report:

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LPWAN market size by 2030

1120 billion dollars

LPWAN Market Growth

87% CAGR

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Revenue forecasts, competitive landscape, growth factors and trends

Key market opportunities

The low power wide area network market trends have created multiple opportunities in all major industrial sectors globally.

Key Market Drivers

The healthcare industry has seen the greatest growth with the LPWAN

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COVID-19 Impact of the LPWAN Market

The global low-power wide area network market has seen significant challenges during the pandemic. On the other hand, with the rapid growth of the IT sector, the global low-power wide area network market is expected to show phenomenal growth in the coming years.

LPWAN Market Segment Analysis

Communication Type Insights’ Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) segment is expected to secure the top spot in the low-power wide area network market over the next few years. The major focus of market players is to deliver better broadband capabilities for applications, such as uninterrupted video calling, UHD video, AR/VR, and high-speed cloud gaming. The first tier of deployment is expected to focus on a non-standalone 5G wireless deployment model. eMBB offers very high data speeds for commercial and residential use. Therefore, eMBB is expected to serve various use cases, such as virtual meetings, 4K video access, and in-car infotainment, thereby driving the growth of the segment.

On the other hand, the massive segment of machine-type communications (mMTC) is expected to show the highest growth rate in the coming years. Massive machine-like communications envisions meeting the growing need for a developed digital ecosystem. mMTC offers services for high connection density applications, such as smart cities and smart buildings. The growing requirement to ensure continuous connectivity for all IoT devices implemented in a network is also likely to catalyze the growth of the segment.

Among all the verticals, the enterprise segment is expected to secure the number one spot in the global low-power wide area network market during the assessment period. The growth of the segment is expected to maintain its lead over the next few years, mainly due to significant investments by key players in the latest communication technologies. Rising demand for higher data rates for commercial and residential applications is also expected to drive the growth of the IT & Telecom segment during the review period. On the other hand, the consumer segment is expected to exhibit the maximum growth rate over the review period.

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Regional Analysis of the LPWAN Market

The global low-power wide area network market is analyzed across five critical geographies: Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa.

The MRFR analysis reports forecast that the Asia-Pacific region will take the leading position in the low-power wide area network market during the review period. Emerging countries such as India, Japan, and China are seen as major contributors to growth in the region, with maximum utilization of low-power WANs generating higher revenue for the cloud market. Major market contributors such as KT Corp., SK Telecom, China Mobile and China Telecom are investing heavily in launching innovative network infrastructure. The investments are likely to boost the development of the Asia-Pacific regional market during the considered period. Additionally, the strong demand for smartphones that support higher data speeds has resulted in robust production of 5G-powered smartphones across the region. The low-power WAN is expected to gain massive traction as major smartphone makers in the region, such as Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., BBK Electronics Corp. and Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., continue to launch 5G-enabled smartphones in response to growing demand.

The North American regional low-power wide area network market is expected to show substantial growth over the coming years. Canada and the United States have followed market trends to combine their current industries with low-power WAN-enabled devices, especially in organizations such as FedEx and AT&T in the transportation and delivery market. package.

The European regional low-power wide area network market is expected to secure the number one spot in the world. Countries in the region, such as the UK, Germany and France, have developed LPWAN rapidly, after launching long-range power detection devices in the world with the help of the government.

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The Middle East and Africa regional market for low power wide area networks is expected to witness tremendous development over the review period.

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]]> Virtual assistants in teledermatology can improve quality of life for patients with psoriasis https://metroresearch.org/virtual-assistants-in-teledermatology-can-improve-quality-of-life-for-patients-with-psoriasis/ Sat, 19 Nov 2022 22:04:17 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/virtual-assistants-in-teledermatology-can-improve-quality-of-life-for-patients-with-psoriasis/ A prospective study found that patients and providers saw benefits when using a virtual assistant as part of a teledermatology program. Integrating a virtual assistant program into teledermatology for patients with psoriasis improved quality of life (QOL) and showed good user-friendliness, according to results of a one-year prospective study. The findings, published in International Journal […]]]>

A prospective study found that patients and providers saw benefits when using a virtual assistant as part of a teledermatology program.

Integrating a virtual assistant program into teledermatology for patients with psoriasis improved quality of life (QOL) and showed good user-friendliness, according to results of a one-year prospective study. The findings, published in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, are consistent with previous research suggesting that virtual assistants can elevate teledermatology.

Teledermatology typically includes in-home apps and platforms where patients can share images with dermatologists to track treatment progress and responses. It provides additional opportunities for communication between patients and dermatologists between visits, which can lead to better treatment outcomes and allows dermatologists to review many cases in a shorter time. Several psoriasis tracking apps already exist, along with patient wellness tools.

Integrating virtual assistants, or chatbots, into teledermatology systems provides an additional resource for patients. These programs perform tasks or services for patients by voice or text. They have been tested in several contexts, including correcting misinformation in forums with automated responses. Studies have also shown that virtual assistants or smartphone apps improve medication adherence.

“Online care compared to in-person care showed equivalent improvements in disease severity in patients with psoriasis,” the authors wrote. “Improvement in quality of life for online and in-person care was also studied, which found that the online model and in-person care had similar improvement for psoriatic patients.”

The new study builds on previous findings and assessed the impact virtual assistants can have on the quality of life of patients with psoriasis. The virtual assistant program in this study was a smartphone chatbot running through Signal, an end-to-end encrypted messaging platform. In addition to quality of life measures, participants were asked about platform usability via the System Usability Scale (SUS).

Thirty psoriasis patients and 4 healthcare professionals (3 dermatologists and 1 nurse) participated in the study. Eligible patients used the platform for at least 4 months depending on when they registered during the year, and they answered the final satisfaction survey. Quality of life surveys included the Psoriasis Quality of Life (PSOLIFE) and Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI) questionnaires. Patients used the virtual assistant for 52 remote consultations with providers and 29 photos submitted by 4 patients (13.3% of the cohort) were stored in the virtual assistant.

Overall, patients’ quality of life improved with the use of the platform. The average PSOLIFE score decreased from 63.8 to 64.8 and the average DLQI score decreased from 4.4 to 2.8. Adherence to treatment also improved slightly, possibly because patients can pay more attention to treatment while using a tool related to their disease. The increased availability of physicians via messaging may also be a factor. The system had an SUS score of 70.1, indicating above-average usability. In the final questionnaire, 73.3% of patients and all healthcare professionals liked the idea of ​​using a virtual assistant after the end of the study.

Additionally, 83.3% of patients said that being able to contact their dermatologist via a messaging app between visits gave them a sense of security or peace of mind. Face-to-face consultations have generally continued at the same pace as before the introduction of the virtual assistant, emphasizing the role of the assistant as a supplement to in-person appointments rather than a replacement.

Overall, the study supports the use of virtual assistants in teledermatology for patients with psoriasis.

“In the future, we will consider integrating the virtual assistant into the hospital’s electronic medical record and its use for other chronic diseases,” the authors conclude. “We will also carry out detailed assessments of the long-term effects on healthcare professionals, such as the possible burnout created by incorporating virtual assistants into their working hours.”

Reference

Roca S, Almenara M, Gilaberte Y, et al. When virtual assistants meet teledermatology: validation of a virtual assistant to improve the quality of life of psoriatic patients. Int J Environ Res Public Health. Published online November 5, 2022. doi:10.3390/ijerph192114527

]]> COP must reverse growing pessimism about building sector decarbonisation, new study finds https://metroresearch.org/cop-must-reverse-growing-pessimism-about-building-sector-decarbonisation-new-study-finds/ Thu, 17 Nov 2022 10:00:01 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/cop-must-reverse-growing-pessimism-about-building-sector-decarbonisation-new-study-finds/ Credit: Unsplash/CC0 public domain Social media engagement in climate policy-related events is key to reducing emissions from buildings and ensuring environmental justice, according to research conducted by the University of Cambridge. Negativity on Twitter about decarbonizing the built environment has increased by around a third since 2014, according to a new analysis of more than […]]]>

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Social media engagement in climate policy-related events is key to reducing emissions from buildings and ensuring environmental justice, according to research conducted by the University of Cambridge.

Negativity on Twitter about decarbonizing the built environment has increased by around a third since 2014, according to a new analysis of more than 250,000 tweets featuring #emissions and #building between 2009 and 2021.

The pessimistic trend followed the launch of major reports on climate action. The study, published today in Nature Science Reportsreveals that expressions of “fear” in Twitter dialogue increased by around 60% after the launch of the IPCC’s Fifth Assessment Report on Climate Change in 2015.

The researchers, from the universities of Cambridge, Boston, Sussex and Aarhus and Caltech, also found that ‘sadness’ increased by around 30% following the IPCC special report on global warming of 1.5C in November 2019; while the November 2020 debate over lobbying by builders and utility companies over non-compliance with new building codes in the United States sparked a spike in “anger.”

Mapping tweets that caused spikes in emotional engagement revealed that public concerns revolved around inaction on emissions reductions, carbon tax fairness, politicizing building codes ( specifically observed in the United States) and concerns about environmental degradation. This demonstrates, according to the researchers, “a strong discourse on environmental justice”.

The finding follows events in the building sector at COP27 (10e—14e November), which sought to promote a just transition and build resilience with the slogan “Build4Tomorrow”.

Lead author Ramit Debnath, Cambridge Zero Fellow at the University of Cambridge and Visiting Associate Professor of Computational Social Sciences at Caltech, says:

“Major events on climate policy, including the COP, have highlighted how difficult it is to decarbonise the built environment and this has been reflected in the rise of negative sentiments on social media.

“But our research also offers hope – we’ve found that climate policy events can and do foster public engagement, mostly positive, and that this has the power to increase sector attention. building on environmental justice.

“To build equitably for tomorrow, global climate action must integrate and empower diverse public voices. Political actions are no longer isolated events in the digital age and require two-way communication. Political events and social media have a role crucial to play in this context.”

The study highlights that the building sector is one of the largest and most difficult to decarbonize. The IPCC suggests that limiting climate change to 1.5◦C requires rapid and significant changes in energy use, building design, and broader city and infrastructure planning. The buildings and construction sector currently accounts for approximately 39% of global energy and process-related carbon emissions. The International Energy Agency estimates that to achieve a zero-carbon building stock by 2050, direct carbon emissions from buildings must decrease by 50%, and indirect emissions from the building sector must also decrease by 60%. by 2030.

But decarbonizing the building sector is a challenge because it involves a complex overlap of people, places and practices that creates a barrier to designing just policies to reduce emissions. The study argues that democratizing the decarbonization process “remains a critical challenge at local, national and regional scales.”

Debnath says, “Our findings shed light on potential pathways for a people-centric transition to a greener construction sector in a net-zero future.”

Using advanced natural language processing and network theory, the researchers found a strong relationship between Twitter activity regarding the construction industry and major political events on climate change. They identify increased Twitter engagement around developments including: the Paris Agreement’s call for the building sector to reduce emissions through energy efficiency and address its entire life cycle; the “Human Settlements Day” of COP-23, which focused on cities, affordable housing and climate action; COP25 Speech on Green/Climate Finance for Residential Housing; and the Day of Cities, Regions and the Built Environment of COP26.

The researchers found that despite the increase in negative sentiments since 2014, positive sentiments continued to multiply as engagement on Twitter soared. Over the entire study period (2009-21), positive feelings fairly consistently maintained a larger share of the conversation than negative feelings.

The study highlights that the central topics covered by tweets have changed significantly over time as new innovations, technologies and issues have emerged. Hashtags associated with COP26, for example, included #woodforgood and #masstimber, as well as #housingcrisis, #healthybuildings #scaleupnow and #climatejusticenow, all largely or entirely absent from Twitter conversations between 2009 and 2016.

The researchers found that the discourse on innovative emission reduction strategies that remain scarce in the building sector, including the use of alternative building materials like cross-laminated timber; implement climate-sensitive building codes; and Tweets inspired by the circular economy expressing “anticipation”.

Debnath said: “COP26 was an extraordinary moment: Twitter engagement around the event connected public health, the circular economy, affordable housing and the decarbonization of the built environment like never before.”

“We are seeing a paradigm shift in the discourse on building emissions towards broader contexts of social and environmental justice. The reference to low-carbon alternatives to concrete, the housing crisis, the scale and climate justice is part of the growing social justice movement associated with and affordable social housing narratives globally.”

The study notes that given the size of Twitter’s current user base (around 211 million users worldwide), the number of tweets about building emissions remains relatively low.

Debnath says: “It is crucial that policy makers raise the profile of these issues and develop communication strategies to highlight the importance of climate action in hard to decarbonise sectors like the building sector.”

The authors of the study intend to continue analyzing the interaction of social media with other climate policy events, starting with COP27.

Co-author Professor Benjamin Sovacool, director of the Institute for Global Sustainability at Boston University, said: “Some people dismiss Twitter as a bad center for academic research, given its ability to spread misinformation and fake news. But we see it more as a lens into the inner workings of how millions of people think and rethink energy and climate change. It offers an incredible opportunity to reveal people’s true intentions, their preferences revealed, in an unbiased form on a public forum.

Co-author Professor R. Michael Alvarez, Professor of Political and Computational Social Sciences at Caltech, said: “This is an innovative and important study, showing how an interdisciplinary and international group of scholars can use big data and machine learning to provide policy guidance. on how to decarbonise the construction sector. Research like this is critical right now, to inform debates at forums like COP27 and to energize additional scholarly work that can help further our goal of democratizing climate action.

The article is co-authored by Dr Ramit Debnath (Cambridge Zero and Churchill College, University of Cambridge and Caltech), Professor Ronita Bardhan (Selwyn College, Cambridge), Professor Darshil U. Shah (St John’s College, Cambridge) , Teacher. Kamiar Mohaddes (King’s College, Cambridge), Prof. Michael H. Ramage (Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge), Prof. R. Michael Alvarez (Caltech) and Prof. Benjamin Sovacool (Boston University, Aarhus University and University of Sussex) .

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]]> Global Loan Origination and Servicing Market Size to Grow by USD 3308.1 Million by 2030 https://metroresearch.org/global-loan-origination-and-servicing-market-size-to-grow-by-usd-3308-1-million-by-2030/ Mon, 14 Nov 2022 10:00:00 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/global-loan-origination-and-servicing-market-size-to-grow-by-usd-3308-1-million-by-2030/ SPHERICAL INSIGHTS LLP Global Loan Origination and Servicing Market size was valued at USD 1,897.78 Million in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 3,308.10 Million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 14.7 % over the period 2021-2030. according to the latest research report from Spherical Insights & Consulting. Companies covered: Nelito Systems Ltd, […]]]>

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Global Loan Origination and Servicing Market size was valued at USD 1,897.78 Million in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 3,308.10 Million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 14.7 % over the period 2021-2030. according to the latest research report from Spherical Insights & Consulting. Companies covered: Nelito Systems Ltd, Fiserv Inc, Calyx Software, Bancorp Inc, Wipro, Gallagher Solutions LLC, Tavant Tech, HCL Technologies Limited, Perfios Software Solutions (InteGREAT), Experian Information Solutions Inc, Finflux, Persistent Systems, Nucleus Software Exports Ltd ., Skillful Technologies, Intellect Design Arena Ltd, 4Finezza and other 30+ prominent key players we added in the final report.

New York, U.S., Nov. 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Global Loan Origination and Loan Servicing Market Size was valued at USD 1,897.78 million in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 3,308.10 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 14.7% during the period 2021-2030. According to the latest research report from Spherical knowledge and tips. Many software tools meet the loan origination and credit reporting needs of traditional and non-traditional lenders in today’s commercial lending market. Financial institutions are increasingly aware of the need to improve their operations in various areas in order to increase efficiency, decision speed and production, as well as improve the customer experience.

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Financial organizations use loan origination systems to automate the loan transaction process. For loans initiated through multiple channels, such as a branch, call center, or online portal, the system provides credit reporting, offer management, and customer relationship management (CRM) functionality . Loan origination systems, commonly referred to as digital mortgage solutions, allow lenders to communicate with customers through many channels. Benefits such as automation of the request and creation process, configurable approvals allowing for no-contact/low-contact processing, reduced turnaround time (TAT), and others.

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Banks and lending institutions are diversifying their financial offerings to include loan options and terms that can be tailored to the specific needs of each borrower. This is in response to the growing number of ways customers and businesses want to borrow money for specialty products, but these institutions are struggling with their current lending technologies. Legacy Loan Origination and Management System (LOS/LMS) software is designed to handle specific use cases and guide loan origination and administration through rigorous protocols that have been developed to support traditional lending practices.

When lenders work with unusual borrowers seeking personalized financing, or even stores using a direct-to-consumer approach that doesn’t cleanly tick all the necessary boxes in a typical LOS, this technology becomes a pain point. Integrating these LOS and LMS solutions with a business process management solution that can easily include business rules and alienation tools in these workflows is the best method to overcome these flaws. Here are some of the key benefits this integrated approach is expected to bring to lenders.

The loan origination and administration software is designed specifically to assist banks and financial institutions with their loan applications and processing needs. It uses workflow technology to track and control the many work phases involved in loan processing, as well as digital imaging technology to reduce delays and inefficiencies associated with processing paper documents. From underwriting to financial authorizations through operational processes, from pre-application to application, from systems verification to deviations, this program automates the entire loan origination process. Interest calculation, management of billing and payment statements and high integration with the system are some of the factors driving the growth of the market. It also includes mortgages.

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Moreover, it is simple to use, has a short learning curve, and can quickly handle bills and amortization schedules, all of which are expected to drive market expansion. The global loan origination and loan management software market would benefit from an increase in demand for advanced digital lending solutions for retail banking, as well as an increase in the use of artificial intelligence, machine learning and blockchain.

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Market Segment by Region/Country comprising:-

  • North America (United States, Canada and Mexico)

  • Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Russia and Spain etc.)

  • Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, Southeast Asia, etc.)

  • South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, etc.)

  • Middle East and Africa (South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, etc.)

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Key companies and recent developments: The report also provides elaborate analysis focusing on current business news and developments, including product development, innovations, joint ventures, partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliances, and others. This helps to assess the overall competition in the market. Companies covered: Nelito Systems Ltd, Fiserv Inc, Calyx Software, Bancorp Inc, Wipro, Gallagher Solutions LLC, Tavant Tech, HCL Technologies Limited, Perfios Software Solutions (InteGREAT), Experian Information Solutions Inc, Finflux, Persistent Systems, Nucleus Software Exports Ltd ., Skillful Technologies, Intellect Design Arena Ltd, 4Finezza and other 30+ prominent key players we added in the final report.

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]]> Reaching for the Stars: Collaborating with Industry to Build a Smarter Space Sector https://metroresearch.org/reaching-for-the-stars-collaborating-with-industry-to-build-a-smarter-space-sector/ Fri, 11 Nov 2022 10:00:42 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/reaching-for-the-stars-collaborating-with-industry-to-build-a-smarter-space-sector/ The work of Dr Marc J Ventresca and the Oxford Space Initiative (OxSI) team explores how social science research can influence space commerce and governance policies. As the space economy continues to grow, the goal is to contribute to the development of a responsible and inclusive sector. “We are interested in how the commercial space […]]]>

The work of Dr Marc J Ventresca and the Oxford Space Initiative (OxSI) team explores how social science research can influence space commerce and governance policies. As the space economy continues to grow, the goal is to contribute to the development of a responsible and inclusive sector.

“We are interested in how the commercial space sector develops – substantial changes in business and commercial financing, and the need for regulation and governance, and jurisdictional issues,” says Dr Marc J Ventresca (Saïd Business school). “Currently, satellite data is an important topic and at the center of dozens of companies. This data promises to help us understand the real-time evolution of climate change, humanitarian well-being, migration, agriculture, floods and wildfires, and traffic jams, so there’s a lot of discussion about how to make this data useful.

Exploring the social impact of space is an important theme of OxSI’s work. Founded by Dr. Ventresca and Dr. Lucas Kello (DPIR), with Michele Scataglini (Associate Fellow, Saïd Business School) and others, OxSI is building a multidisciplinary research team that examines emerging spatial ecosystems through a social science lens .

Through research, stakeholder engagement, an elective MBA and communications activities, the team is building a strong network of relevant agencies and industry players across the UK – from start-ups to large public bodies, including the European Space Agency, the Satellite Applications Catapult (SAC), companies like Astroscale and a dozen Oxford alumni companies.

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SAC has been a key partner in the project, says Scataglini: “Based on the Harwell campus in Oxford, SAC helps organizations get the most out of satellite technology. It also develops tools and resources to show how markets form around satellite data in the UK.

The OxSI team analyzed the results of the SAC to see how UK space sector stakeholders are engaging with their resources. Dr Eddie Ross (SAC Knowledge Exchange Manager) said: “This is going to be really helpful for us, for the UK space sector as a whole. This will help everyone make more efficient and informed decisions.

SAC’s goal is to bring together perspectives from across the industry to innovate. A partnership with OxSI was therefore perfectly logical. “When you’re working with industry, it’s a clearly defined scope and everyone is heading there,” Ross says. “But working with Marc and his team is more like a voyage of discovery. You are going to learn things that you didn’t know you wanted to learn or needed to learn.

Collaborate for an inclusive space

Following successful projects funded by the University of Oxford’s ESRC Impact Acceleration Account, OxSI was awarded a Social Science Engagement Fellowship in 2022 for Ke Wang, co-founder of the Karman project, a Berlin-based foundation that brings together a wide range of leaders from all over. the space sector in the annual cohorts of Fellows and Pioneers. These include early and mid-career engineers, astronauts, scientists, artists, founders and funders, and academics from many countries. The focus is on engaging a diversity of people and expertise, to support a generation of experts who are looking beyond technology to the issues of humans thriving in a sustainable space.

While at Saïd Business School, Wang led joint Karman-OxSI activities, contributed to a pilot program of courses and events, organized workshops highlighting artists and space and another focusing on connections. between the UK and Africa, and developed a policy impact roadmap with OxSI UK partners.

“I can easily immerse myself in the world of business and space,” she says, “but here, on a daily basis, you meet amazing people. One day I might be talking to a professor of AI ethics, the next day someone from physics or the energy and climate change department. People from the philosophy department joined us, challenged us and asked us questions. Each time it makes you think and think more. It’s so powerful.

Ventresca notes that “While Ke was there, we began to look at the potential for a long-term collaboration.” OxSI has also invited a number of Karman Scholars to join their first in-person Smart Space MBA elective course. Having fellows sit alongside Oxford MBA students to learn about the opportunities and challenges presented by a global space industry is another example of the multidisciplinary and cross-sector networking that the team done regularly.

“Working with Karman has blossomed into several other working collaborations, now contributing to our COP27 activity, a collaboration with the ASU Center for Science and Imagination, and great participants for the quarterly panel series ‘Smart’. Space,'” Scataglini notes. “We also want to develop collaboration to engage public and private agencies and raise awareness of this emerging agenda, to increase our impact on policy and practice.”

The Engagement Fellowship gave OxSI new resources and direction, working closely and learning with the Karman team and their networks. “Oxford and these impact funds have allowed us to build a global network linked to a UK network around emerging initiatives in sustainable space commerce and governance,” says Ventresca. “There is a whole world that we have started to consolidate through workshops and meetings, conversations, discussions and awareness. Now we return to research, much more informed by the dynamics of the whole sector. »

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]]> Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory receives new fu https://metroresearch.org/cold-spring-harbor-laboratory-receives-new-fu/ Wed, 09 Nov 2022 02:00:54 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/cold-spring-harbor-laboratory-receives-new-fu/ image: The bioRxiv and medRxiv preprint servers have changed the way researchers communicate. The online research archives created by CSHL and its partners have become invaluable resources for the global scientific community. A new injection of funding from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative will help support the platforms’ growth and improve their feedback processes. see After […]]]>

image: The bioRxiv and medRxiv preprint servers have changed the way researchers communicate. The online research archives created by CSHL and its partners have become invaluable resources for the global scientific community. A new injection of funding from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative will help support the platforms’ growth and improve their feedback processes.
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COLD SPRING HARBOUR, NY — Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) today announced that preprint servers bioRxiv and medRxiv received renewed funding from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI). CZI has supported bioRxiv since 2017 and medRxiv since 2020. The latest grants, totaling $6.1 million, will support the expansion of server operations through 2024 and a partnership with the annotation platform Hypothesis to improve commenting and feedback processes on preprints.

With the encouragement and financial support of CZI, bioRxiv (pronounced “bio archive”) and medRxiv (“med archive”) have quickly become central information resources, transforming the way scientists communicate worldwide. The servers offer researchers a free platform to share and compare their work. Manuscripts are selected but not peer reviewed. Authors publish them when they choose, not following submission to a journal, and update them as needed. Preprints attract attention, comments and citations, and enable early collaboration among scientists. Each year, bioRxiv and medRxiv host the discoveries of tens of thousands of scientists and share them with tens of millions of readers.

These free and open servers have proven to be invaluable public health tools throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Of the 206,000 preprints on the servers, more than 25,000 have been published since 2020 that have helped scientists understand the biology of the coronavirus and streamline the development of safe and effective vaccines and treatment options.

John Inglis, co-founder of bioRxiv and medRxiv, said, “Our preprint team is extremely encouraged by CZI’s commitment to continue supporting our work and our vision for the future. We anticipate continued growth and greater diversity of authors and content, while engaging more scientists in the conversations taking place on and beyond these fast and open communication platforms. Preprints in biomedicine have reinvented research communication, and we look forward to working with partners, including institutions and other funding bodies, interested in joining CZI and CSHL to realize this bold ambition.

“The bioRxiv and medRxiv servers have transformed the way biomedical science is shared and the way researchers collaborate,” said Steve Quake, chief scientific officer of CZI. “We are delighted to extend our support to these platforms and hope that other institutions will join in efforts to further develop these essential resources.”

“The promise of an open, interoperable conversation layer for commenting, reviewing, community and more on literature runs deep,” said Dan Whaley, Founder/CEO of Hypothes.is. “We are thrilled to have the opportunity to work closely with the bioRxiv team to meet the needs of their community.”

This announcement comes at the right time on National STEM Day, a day dedicated to science, technology, engineering and math education. Since CSHL launched bioRxiv in 2013, preprint servers have emerged in other STEM-related fields, all sharing the common goal of advancing human knowledge through a free and open exchange of research findings.

The medRxiv server is co-managed by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Yale University, and global knowledge provider BMJ. Harlan Krumholz, professor of medicine at Yale University, co-founder of medRxiv and leader of the Yale Open Data Access (YODA) project, said, “medRxiv has transformed clinical research, and yet it has only just begun. The goal is to engage all scientists in early and frequent data sharing so they can foster collaboration, elicit constructive feedback, and accelerate science to improve patient outcomes.

About the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory: Founded in 1890, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory has shaped contemporary biomedical research and education with programs in cancer, neuroscience, plant biology, and quantitative biology. Home to eight Nobel laureates, the private non-profit laboratory employs 1,000 people including 600 scientists, students and technicians. For more information, visit www.cshl.edu.

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]]> AIOU’s Research Reveals Most Fake Social Media Identities Created To “Seek Pleasure” https://metroresearch.org/aious-research-reveals-most-fake-social-media-identities-created-to-seek-pleasure/ Sun, 06 Nov 2022 14:22:39 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/aious-research-reveals-most-fake-social-media-identities-created-to-seek-pleasure/ ISLAMABAD: A researcher from the Allama Iqbal Open University conducted doctoral research to uncover the reasons why social media users create fake identities. Speaking to APP, AIOU Mass Communication Department Chairman Prof. Saqib Riaz said doctoral researcher Sohail Taj studied the phenomenon of creating fake identities on social media and the “results confirmed” that most […]]]>

ISLAMABAD: A researcher from the Allama Iqbal Open University conducted doctoral research to uncover the reasons why social media users create fake identities.

Speaking to APP, AIOU Mass Communication Department Chairman Prof. Saqib Riaz said doctoral researcher Sohail Taj studied the phenomenon of creating fake identities on social media and the “results confirmed” that most false identities were created to “seek pleasure”.

He said it was a quality research thesis, assessed by two international reviewers Yaqin Lu, associate professor at Bowling Green State University Ohio, USA, and Edward Carter, professor at Brigham Young University School of Communications Utah, USA.

Sharing details of his research, Sohail Taj said that “people have a lot of imagination”, which they haven’t been able to realize in real life, so they create a fake identity for themselves on social media to “sate their wishes”.

He said university students were interviewed to analyze how social media users construct their identities. It has been found that several social media users lie about their relationship status, political views, personality and also use unreal photos.

He informed that 18 indicators were defined in the research to observe the motives for the creation of false identities.

He further said that the research would not only help policymakers in the legislative process, but also help social media consumers understand the behaviors of others.

RE-ELECTED AS MEMBER OF THE AAOU EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has been elected a member of the Board of Trustees of the Asian Association of Open Universities (AAOU) for the third consecutive time for a period of three years (2023-2025).

Elections are held after three years to elect board members, said a press release issued here on Sunday.

It should be mentioned here that the Association was formed in 1987 and AIOU was among its five founding members.

Association elections took place yesterday in which an 8-member cabinet was elected.

AIOU’s recent initiatives such as digitization, e-registration of tutors, and collaborative projects with well-known international universities have earned it a high position in the world, especially among open universities in Asian countries.

The AAOU highly appreciated these initiatives and expressed its willingness to follow in the footsteps of the AIOU, especially in the area of ​​digitization.

Not a single vote was cast against AIOU.

The Director of International Collaboration and Exchanges, Dr. Zahid Majeed, represented the Vice-Chancellor of the Allama Iqbal Open University, Prof. Dr. Ziaul Qayyum on this occasion.

]]> Science Communication Tips for Pharmacists https://metroresearch.org/science-communication-tips-for-pharmacists/ Thu, 03 Nov 2022 20:58:34 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/science-communication-tips-for-pharmacists/ Pharmacists can help educate patients when trying to analyze scientific information shared via news or social media. Follow news coverage of scientific findings to prepare for questions you’re likely to receive from patients: This is the first tip on communicating scientific information with patients, says Cherokee Layson-Wolf, PharmD, BCACP, FAPhA, Associate Professor in the Department […]]]>

Pharmacists can help educate patients when trying to analyze scientific information shared via news or social media.

Follow news coverage of scientific findings to prepare for questions you’re likely to receive from patients: This is the first tip on communicating scientific information with patients, says Cherokee Layson-Wolf, PharmD, BCACP, FAPhA, Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science, University of Maryland School of Pharmacy.

Patients receive a lot of information by watching television and using social networks. The challenge? According to Layson-Wolf, patients often don’t know how to analyze the news they watch or the stories their friends and family share on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Layson-Wolf is often asked about the effectiveness of flu shots, for example. The CDC will typically determine that the effectiveness of flu vaccines in any given year is between 30% and 40%, she said. When patients read these statistics, they often weigh the possible adverse effects of a vaccine against the benefit of getting vaccinated. She explains to patients that the number of reported flu cases is likely inaccurate because many people believed to have the disease have never been tested.

As a result, she advises patients to always get the flu shot. “It absolutely, really makes sense that you get [it] because flu strains change every year,” she said. “Influenza [vaccine] will have different effectiveness depending on the flu strain circulating that year.

She pointed out that there can also be a cumulative effect when patients get the flu shot every year, meaning they get extra protection. Layson-Wolf’s advice to patients is simple: “Just keep it in your routine.

Here are 3 more tips to help pharmacists become more effective science communicators:

1. Ask the patient what worries him.

“What are some of the questions you have? That’s the question Layson-Wolf uses to figure out why a patient doesn’t want to get a flu shot, for example. Don’t assume, she says, that a patient is hesitating because of the rate of effectiveness.

“Even if the concern, in your mind, doesn’t make sense, it’s still so important to present yourself as a trustworthy resource,” Layson-Wolf said. “It takes a long time to build that kind of relationship. Much of the success of power [explain] some of the scientific information is able to [be] somebody [the patient trusts].”

Each patient has a different background and a different level of health literacy. Therefore, the pharmacist must “establish a level to see where [the patient] is coming,” Layson-Wolf said.

Questions about the HPV vaccine and the potential impact on adolescent sexual activity are also common, according to Layson-Wolf. Here’s how she responds: “It’s one of the first vaccines we have that prevents cancer. What if you had this chance to prevent cancer for your child later on, wouldn’t you take this chance? »

2. Dealing with misinformation while validating concerns.

Questions about medication treatment for opioid use disorder are common among patients and family members, said Anita Jacobson, PharmD, clinical professor at the University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy. “A lot of times what we see are patients or caregivers coming in with the wrong information…People feel like their loved one has traded one addiction for another when they start taking methadone or buprenorphine for an opioid use disorder. It’s a common thing.

Jacobson advises pharmacists to validate the concern of the patient or a family member using the principles of motivational interviewing. She suggested responding with, “It’s something we hear from a lot of people, and it makes sense. The person you are referring to previously used opioids and has now switched to another opioid. Would it be okay for me to take a few minutes to explain how methadone and buprenorphine are different from opioids like heroin and synthetic fentanyl that are now part of the drug supply? »

She emphasized the importance of asking patients for permission. “If we just jump into our explanation and go beyond that first step of validating that person’s concerns and asking their permission to give them information, it really causes them to lose face and dig deeper into their trench. “, said Jacobson. “They feel challenged [and] they do not feel heard. People really need to feel heard by their healthcare provider.

Once the pharmacist has obtained permission, they can explain the difference between addiction and physical dependence. With addiction, an individual’s thoughts are consumed by their next dose and they exhibit aberrant behaviors, whereas physical dependence is experienced by a patient taking methadone or buprenorphine, she explains.

“Physical dependence simply means that your body needs this drug to avoid having withdrawal symptoms or developing[ing] cravings,” Jacobson said. She likened the experience to a patient who has diabetes and needs to take insulin.

“The key is to make the person feel like you’re talking to them,” she added. “You speak directly to their main concern and you hear them. And you match the information you provide with their concerns. »

Additionally, Jacobson said she often answers questions about the research that she was unaware of. His way of handling these scenarios is to ask questions, like about sample size, for example.

What usually happens then is that the patient’s premise crumbles because they don’t know that information, she explains. But Jacobson advised against losing patient engagement and suggested saying the following: “Well, it’s so hard, it’s really hard to know which studies are validated and well done. [and] Peer-reviewed.”

3. Offer to call the patient later if he is busy.

If the line at the pharmacy is long, Layson-Wolf recommends pharmacists use this response with patients: “Thank you for sharing this with me. Is it okay if I call you later when it’s a little slower so we can have some time to talk about it? »

]]> Senior Research Fellow, School of Nursing and Midwifery job with QUEENS UNIVERSITY BELFAST https://metroresearch.org/senior-research-fellow-school-of-nursing-and-midwifery-job-with-queens-university-belfast/ Mon, 31 Oct 2022 02:42:19 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/senior-research-fellow-school-of-nursing-and-midwifery-job-with-queens-university-belfast/ Closing date for applications: 21/11/2022 Salary: £43,414 per year Job category/type: To research Queen’s University Belfast School of Nursing and Midwifery is currently seeking to appoint an outstanding candidate for the position of Principal Investigator. They will join the research team led by Professor Donna Fitzsimons to work on a project funded by the Burdett […]]]>

Closing date for applications: 21/11/2022

Salary: £43,414 per year

Job category/type: To research

Queen’s University Belfast School of Nursing and Midwifery is currently seeking to appoint an outstanding candidate for the position of Principal Investigator.

They will join the research team led by Professor Donna Fitzsimons to work on a project funded by the Burdett Trust for Nursing entitled ASMOSUS: co-creation of a digital resource to develop students’ skills in cardiovascular risk assessment , motivating change and maintaining a healthier lifestyle within themselves. and others.

We are looking for a highly motivated and ambitious individual who will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the project and the delivery of ASMOSUS. The successful candidate will be a fundamental pillar of the project. They will take the initiative to effectively manage the complexity of implementing mixed methods research; oversee the co-creation of a digital educational resource with nursing students and staff; maintaining communication between the centers (Queen’s University Belfast and Edinburgh Napier University); manage recruitment and data collection; strengthen established collaborations; and assist in data analysis and dissemination.

The successful candidate must have, and your application must clearly demonstrate that you have:

  • A relevant degree with a completed PhD in a relevant subject (i.e., cardiovascular disease, chronic disease, lifestyle management, or public health)

  • Substantial relevant experience in mixed methods approaches

  • Experience in implementing co-design research methods

  • A publication record supported in peer-reviewed/peer-reviewed journals or invited presentations that are REF returnable.

The successful candidate must have, and your application must clearly demonstrate that you have:

  • A relevant degree with a completed PhD in a relevant subject (i.e., cardiovascular disease, chronic disease, lifestyle management, or public health)

  • Substantial relevant experience in mixed methods approaches

  • Experience in implementing co-design research methods

  • A publication record supported in peer-reviewed/peer-reviewed journals or invited presentations that are REF returnable.

Please note that the above list is not exhaustive. For more information on the role, including essential and desirable criteria, please click on the Applicant Information link below.

This is a fixed-term contract available until 16 October 2024. Fixed-term positions are available for the period indicated initially, but in special circumstances may be renewed or made permanent subject to the availability of funds.

At Queen’s, our people are at the heart of everything we do. As a member of staff, you will be part of a dynamic organizational culture, which will give you the opportunity to reach your full potential and enhance your career through a continuous focus on learning and development.

We offer an excellent employment package which includes:

  • Excellent terms and conditions

  • Pension plans

  • Flexible working by allowing you to design your work week together with your manager through a mix of remote and office working

  • Family-friendly initiatives

  • Career development opportunities

  • Support for mental health and well-being

  • Entitlement to generous leave of 8 weeks per year (composed of 23 days of annual leave, 10 days of closure and 9 public holidays)

Queen’s University is committed to promoting equal opportunity for all. We have created an inclusive culture by establishing staff networks such as iRise (Race) and PRISM (LGBTQ+) that help us advance equality.

We also endorse Equality Charter marks such as the NI Diversity Charter mark in addition to Athena Swan. For more information on our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion, please visit: www.qub.ac.uk/diversity; www.qub.ac.uk/qgi and www.qub.ac.uk/sites/StaffGateway/StaffNetworks/.

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]]> Tactical Communication Market 2022: Industry Overview, Trends, Outlook, Analysis and Forecast to 2030 https://metroresearch.org/tactical-communication-market-2022-industry-overview-trends-outlook-analysis-and-forecast-to-2030/ Mon, 24 Oct 2022 22:24:19 +0000 https://metroresearch.org/tactical-communication-market-2022-industry-overview-trends-outlook-analysis-and-forecast-to-2030/ A new market study released by Polaris Market Research, the premium market research firm, today released its report titled “Tactical Communication Market Share, Size, Trends, Industry Analysis Report 2022-2030”. The report presents new insights into the opportunities and challenges in a dramatically transformed post-COVID-19 market. What’s new for 2022? Global competitiveness and percentage market shares […]]]>

A new market study released by Polaris Market Research, the premium market research firm, today released its report titled “Tactical Communication Market Share, Size, Trends, Industry Analysis Report 2022-2030”. The report presents new insights into the opportunities and challenges in a dramatically transformed post-COVID-19 market.

What’s new for 2022?

Global competitiveness and percentage market shares of main competitors

Market presence in multiple geographies – Strong/Active/Niche/Trivial

Peer-to-peer collaborative online interactive updates

Editing: 2022

Companies: ASELSAN AS, BAE Systems Plc, Cobham Ltd, Curtiss Wright, Datron World Communications, Honeywell International Inc, Hanwha Group, Huneed Technologies, Iridium Communications Inc, Elbit Systems Ltd, General Dynamics Corporation, Leonardo SpA, L3harris Technologies, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Raytheon Technologies Corporation, Rohde & Schwarz, Thales Group, Viasat Inc.

Cover: All major geographies and key segments

segments: By platform, application, type, frequency, technology, point of sale and region.

Geographies:

  • North America (USA, Canada)
  • Europe (France, Germany, UK, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Russia)
  • Asia-Pacific (Japan, China, India, Malaysia, Indonesia. South Korea)
  • Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina)
  • Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Israel, South Africa)

“According to the research report, the global Tactical Communications Market was valued at USD 12.14 Billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 18.51 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.0% during the forecast period.”

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This report contains a detailed analysis of the market and important growth factors, restraints, challenges and opportunities. A comprehensive analysis of the Tactical Communications Market size, recent trends, growth, share, development status, dynamics, cost structure and competitive landscape is presented in this report. The report covers the study of major market industry players and major investment pockets currently operating in the industry.

The research highlights key developments, challenges and competition facing the industry, along with gap analysis and new available opportunities and trends in the industry. Tactical communication market. The report contains a detailed analysis of the macroeconomic and microeconomic factors of the market. Also, an in-depth insight into crucial market elements including restraints, drivers, watch scenarios, current past and present time trends, and technological growth.

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For competitor analysis, the report encompasses global key players of the Tactical Communications market as well as some small players. The report provides comprehensive analysis backed by accurate competitor sales and revenue statistics. The report explains the market competition situation among vendors and company profile, price analysis and value chain. Additionally, their market share, sales growth, gross margin, production, revenue, product portfolio, and other important factors are also taken into consideration.

Segmentation insights:

The market is categorized by product type, industry or end-user application, regions and key players. Growth in all segments is used to identify the many growth factors that are expected to dominate the overall industry. Further, this section assesses the global tactical communications market size, share, key dynamics and projections with respect to various segments and sub-segments regarding macro and micro environmental factors.

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Regional information covered in the report:

The scope of the report contains global and regional markets and a comprehensive analysis of the overall market development prospects. Global and country level analysis are the few key metrics used to deliver the Tactical Communications market forecast. This report focuses on market volume and value at global level, regional level and company level. From a global perspective, this report represents overall industry size by analyzing historical data and future prospect.

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In preparing this report, analysts used primary and secondary research methodologies to create a comprehensive analysis. It then validates the market size, estimates, conclusions and assumptions of industry experts. Finally, the report provides an estimate of all segments and sub-segments through data triangulation and decomposition procedures.

In addition, the study examines the global presence of the Global Tactical Communications Market by carrying out an economy-wide assessment along with a detailed study of product cost, demands, profit analysis, drivers and restraints, production, distribution and year-over-year growth. assess. Consumer preferences and future prospects highlighted in this report will give businesses a complete picture of the market during the forecast period.

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  • What are the main changes in customer demand, given the fluctuating economic environment?

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