The platform is meant for Industry Decision Makers, Sales & Business Development Leaders, Investment Bankers and Strategist
Mumbai, Jun 16, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - A Mumbai based start-up has launched the world's first dynamic market research- Global Market Database (GMD), covering 600+ markets across 12 industries on a single global platform. Each market is further segmented based on region, technology, application, and end-user. Apart from these, the data for scenario analysis and opportunity analysis are represented for individual markets.
Recent research indicates that the traditional US market research industry is estimated at more than USD 20 Billion. A traditional market research report is good but it is static, which means that it is not of much use if the market dynamics change, like the COVID situation.
DMD technology and cost constitute the two main aspects of GMD. The market forecast offered by this platform undergoes relevant undulations depending on change in market trends. Apart from the DMD technology that drives the market data in GMD's platform, the cost is another crucial component. A traditional market report is priced at around USD 5000; however, the annual subscription of GMD starts at USD 5000 for access to around 50 markets.
The 12 industries covering GMD's integrated platform are agriculture, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, chemicals, energy and power, automotive and transportation, logistics, advanced material, ICT, semiconductors, healthcare, and packaging. The end-users of the platform are expected to be the key decision-makers in marketing and business development functions and the top management for their informed decision-making process. Among their prospects, the platform would also help investment bankers in their fundraising offer documents and valuation. Visit their website at https://www.globalmarketdatabase.com for more information.
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Source :Strategy Partners Market Research and Consulting
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