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While NPUs are established for TinyML in Personal and Work Devices, they have only recently started to make inroads in IoT applications LONDON, July 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Embedded chipset vendors are increasing their focus on Neutral Processing Units (NPUs) for Internet of Things (IoT) applications thanks to the architecture's efficient execution of neural network workloads. NPUs will take an increasing share of overall shipment numbers at the expense of the established Microcontrollers (MCUs) as implementers seek ever greater insights and intelligence at the far edge. According to ABI Research, a global technology intelligence firm, this will contribute to chipset revenues from AI-dedicated silicon for IoT-focused applications reaching over US$7.3 billion by 2030. "NPUs for TinyML applications in Personal and Work Devices (PWDs) are already well established. However, they are still nascent outside of this device vertical, and major vendors ST Microelectronics, Infineon, and NXP Semiconductors are only just introducing this type of ASIC to their embedded portfolios," says Paul Schell, Industry Analyst at ABI Research. "By screening PWDs, we provided greater insight into our modeling for IoT applications, which spans 15 verticals, including the most significant, namely Smart Home and Manufacturing." On the software side, comprehensive MLOps toolchains are now table stakes for vendors big and small, including start-ups like Syntiant, GreenWaves, Aspinity, and Innatera. As with bigger form factors, the investment into the software offering often matches hardware R&D, which has paid off for vendor Eta Compute in their partnership with NXP to license their Aptos software platform. Such innovations also democratize the deployment of TinyML by reducing the need for in-house data science talent. Including highly performant architectures like NPUs and some FPGAs into embedded devices will expand the offering of applications able to run on-device from object detection to simple object classification for machine vision use cases, as well as some NLP for audio-based analytics. "Along with the trend in larger edge form factors such as PCs and gateways, this will contribute to AI's scalability by reducing networking costs and the reliance on cloud. As such, we expect the TinyML market to grow as it capitalizes on these innovations, spurred largely by major industrial sites upgrading their IoT deployments, the growing intelligence of vehicles, and smart home devices." These findings are from ABI Research's Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: TinyML market data report. This report is part of the company's AI & Machine Learning research service, which includes research, data, and ABI Insights. About ABI Research ABI Research is a global technology intelligence firm uniquely positioned at the intersection of technology solution providers and end-market companies. We serve as the bridge that seamlessly connects these two segments by providing exclusive research and expert guidance to drive successful technology implementations and deliver strategies proven to attract and retain customers. ABI Research是一家全球性的技术情报公司，拥有得天独厚的优势，充当终端市场公司和技术解决方案提供商之间的桥梁，通过提供独家研究和专业性指导，推动成功的技术实施和提供经证明可吸引和留住客户的战略，无缝连接这两大主体。 For more information about ABI Research's services, contact us at +1.516.624.2500 in the Americas, +44.203.326.0140 in Europe, +65.6592.0290 in Asia-Pacific, or visit www.abiresearch.com. Contact Info:Global Deborah Petrara Tel: +1.516.624.2558 pr@abiresearch.com
SoniVie announces RDN pilot results, radial access FIH and FDA pivotal IDE approval, initiating the global THRIVE study in US, Europe and Israel TEL AVIV, Israel, July 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SoniVie, which has developed a novel proprietary Therapeutic Intra-Vascular Ultrasound System (TIVUS™) to treat a variety of hypertensive disorders, presented on May 15th, 2024 at the EuroPCR conference (Paris, France) the results of its renal denervation REDUCED-1 pilot study, along with a case presentation of the first-in-human treatment with the TIVUS™ Radial Access Catheter. Dr. James Zidar (University of North Carolina, NC) presented the 3-month primary efficacy data from the REDUCED-1 Pilot study (N=40 patients, 25 in US and 15 in Israel): an average -12.0 mmHg reduction in daytime ambulatory systolic blood pressure (ASBP) comparing baseline to 3-month was obtained, with 78.4% of patients being responders (≥5mm reduction in daytime ASBP). The responder ASBP 3-month average reduction was -16.2mmHg. No device related adverse events were reported in the 1-month primary safety endpoint analysis, and efficacy data are sustained at 6-month follow-up. "This is the first no-touch RDN device that is not required to be in contact with the renal artery vessel wall, which is unique as the other RDN technologies to date require contact" commented the EuroPCR panel of discussants and renal denervation experts. Professor Michael Jonas (Kaplan, Israel) introduced the 4Fr Rapid Exchange Radial Access TIVUS™ Catheter as the newest evolution of RDN technologies and presented the first-in-human clinical case performed. More recently, on July 17th, 2024, the FDA approved the THRIVE study, an international, multicentre, randomized, double blind, sham-controlled study, designed to demonstrate the adjunctive effectiveness and safety of the TIVUS™ System in hypertensive subjects while subjects are maintained off-antihypertensive medications for a 4-week wash-out period before RDN/Sham procedure and 2 months after procedure. At 2 months after procedure, subjects with uncontrolled hypertension are put back on antihypertensive medication according to a medication escalation protocol. Unblinding will be performed at 6 months. Uncontrolled sham subjects can crossover to TIVUS™ at 6-months. The THRIVE Study is led by a Global Steering Committee comprised of Dr. Ajay Kirtane (Columbia University Medical Center, New York City, NY), Dr. Michel Azizi (George Pompidou Hospital, Paris, France) and Dr. Felix Mahfoud (University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland). "The SoniVie clinical operations teams throughout US, Europe and Israel are now supporting sites, physicians and patients participating in the global pivotal THRIVE Study, anticipating enrollment of the first patient in the fourth quarter of 2024", says Tomaso Zambelli, Chief Executive Officer, SoniVie. Renal Denervation with TIVUS™ is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a high-frequency non-focused ultrasound energy catheter which does not anchor to the vessel wall during treatment to ablate nerves in the surrounding tissue located along the renal arteries, thereby reducing sympathetic activity which lowers blood pressure. About SoniVie SoniVie is a medical device company developing the TIVUS™ System, the only platform denervation technology with active development programs in three therapeutic areas: renal artery denervation for resistant hypertension, pulmonary artery denervation for pulmonary hypertension, and total lung denervation for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease with chronic bronchitis. These diseases affect millions of patients around the world. The company's offices are located in Rehovot, Israel and in Minneapolis, MN, USA Contact:Tomaso ZambelliCEO, Sonivietomaso@sonivie.com
'Gift of Coaching' program will provide free coaching to nurses, residents, paramedics, Advanced Practice Providers, and allied health professionals to help elevate their professional and personal lives NEW YORK, July 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- EZRA, an LHH brand, today launched the Gift of Coaching program to provide free professional coaching, support, and tools to 1,000 U.S.-based healthcare workers with support from Simon Sinek, Optimist, bestselling author and founder of The Optimism Company. Beginning this fall, the program will provide much-needed support to an essential yet underserved professional community through the power of coaching, helping participants navigate the unique stresses and challenges of their roles. Simon Sinek, New York Times bestselling author of Start with Why and The Infinite Game, discusses the EZRA Gift of Coaching program. "It is a fact that frontline healthcare workers are doing some of the most stressful work and are the least-served when it comes to coaching, support, and leadership training," said Simon Sinek, New York Times bestselling author of Start with Why and The Infinite Game. "We keep telling doctors and nurses and other frontline healthcare workers to take care of the patients, but who's taking care of them? I am excited that EZRA is offering free coaching and support to 1,000 people who are currently working in American hospitals. It is about time we did something like this!" According to a recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report, healthcare workers are facing unprecedented mental health challenges in the aftermath of COVID-19 with many struggling with burnout, anxiety, and depression. Researchers compared survey data from 2018 and 2022 and found that 46% of healthcare workers reported feeling burnout often or very often, compared to 32% in 2018, while 44% indicated that they were looking for a new job in 2022. "At EZRA, we believe that everyone is better with a coach – and that couldn't be more true for those at the frontline of caring for others. We've seen how our coaching leads to a 52% increase in employees reporting higher job performance and a 40% increase in job satisfaction," said Nick Goldberg, CEO of EZRA. "This new initiative offers individuals a safe space to explore their challenges, opportunities, purpose and passions, whilst creating a measurable impact on factors like stress, work-life balance, and burnout." Designed to empower healthcare workers who would otherwise not have access to coaching, the Gift of Coaching program will be offered in both English and Spanish providing participants with one-on-one coaching over a three-month period focused on enhancing overall well-being and professional performance. Participants will track their progress using EZRA's proprietary tool, EZRA MEASURE to gauge the personal and professional impact of the program. Healthcare workers can apply for the Gift of Coaching program beginning Wednesday, July 24. The final day to register will be September 30. To learn more, visit https://info.helloezra.com/the-gift-of-coaching. About EZRA A leading global virtual coaching and learning provider, EZRA is revolutionizing the way businesses approach employee development by leveraging the power of behavioral science to break down barriers and make professional coaching accessible to everyone. Through its global network of over 2,000 world-class accredited coaches, EZRA has already helped thousands of companies and teams across 127 countries quantifiably improve performance, employee retention and promotion rates with more than 500,000 sessions delivered. Companies using EZRA today include AstraZeneca, Coca-Cola, General Electric, Kraft Heinz, Microsoft and Spotify. Established in 2019, EZRA is an LHH brand and part of The Adecco Group, the world's leading talent advisory and solutions company. To learn more about EZRA, visit: https://helloezra.com. About LHHLHH is an integrated talent solutions provider helping people, teams, and organizations prepare for what's next in the future of work. Through Career Transition & Mobility, Leadership Development, and Recruitment Solutions, our end-to-end offerings allow us to work across the entire talent journey to help future-proof organizations and careers all over the world. With over 8,000 colleagues and coaches spanning 60 countries worldwide, LHH combines global infrastructure with industry-leading technology and local expertise to help more than 15,000 organizations and nearly 500,000 candidates each year. LHH is a global business unit of the Adecco Group, the world's leading talent advisory and solutions company, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. To learn more about LHH, visit: https://www.lhh.com. To learn more about The Adecco Group, visit: https://www.adeccogroup.com. Media ContactSalonee Goelsalonee.goel@berlinrosen.com
Collinson International launches global research report unveiling how businesses can engage with sports and music fans to capture share of growing market spend. 80% of sports and music fans in Asia Pacific (APAC) have travelled by plane to watch their favourite team or artist Sports fans are the biggest spenders globally, with 57% of sports enthusiasts from APAC spending more than US$500 per trip, per person 4 in 5 event travellers from APAC visit new places rather than familiar ones SINGAPORE, July 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Collinson International, the owner and operator of Priority Pass and LoungeKey, has released its latest global research report, The Value of Sports and Music Tourism, exploring the travel and spending habits of sports and music event travellers. The new research revealed that sports fans are the biggest spenders globally in comparison to those travelling for music events; 57% of Asia Pacific's (APAC) sports enthusiasts are spending more than US$500 per trip, per person. Sports and music tourism is seeing huge growth. In 2023, sports tourism was valued at US$564.7 billion and is expected to almost double in value to US$1.33 trillion by 2032.[1] Similarly, music tourism is expected to see huge growth, forecasted to reach US$13.8 billion by 2032.[2] This is being driven by three main components: events, with more sports and music events, fans have more choice of destinations; exposure, the internationalisation of new and existing sports leagues through TV and streaming has encouraged fans to travel, while music fans are finding it may be more cost-effective to see an artist abroad; and experience, after years of Covid-19 travel restrictions, live fans are back and wanting new, enhanced experiences. It is clear that sports and music tourism is booming and event travellers have high aspirations, presenting a huge opportunity for businesses to tap into this growing segment of travellers. In APAC, of those that travel to an event by plane, more than four-fifths (85%) have travelled for sports and 74% for music in the past three years or plan to do so in the coming 12 months. Of these travellers, over half (53%) travel more than once a year with 19% attending three or more events annually. SPENDING HABITS Sports fans are the biggest spenders globally, with 57% from APAC exceeding US$500 per trip. Notably, 12% of respondents in APAC spend more than US$2,000 per trip. Globally, the 25-34 age group spends the most overall, with a third (33%) exceeding US$1,000 for sports and 31% for music events. The typical spend for event travellers globally at airports is US$100 (44%) but this varies considerably with those travelling for basketball (30%), Formula 1 (32%) and the Olympics (31%) prepared to spend US$200 or more. As for those travelling for music, 25% are prepared to spend US$200 or above. Over 4 in 5 (82%) of APAC sports and music fans have travelled to a new city or country to watch their favourite team or artist and of those, 28% said they have returned to these new cities / countries – with a further 31% planning to return. This presents huge economic growth opportunities for local businesses within these destinations, particularly where repeat business can be identified ahead of time. ELEVATED AIRPORT EXPERIENCES Those travelling to see their favourite sports team or artist are looking for more premium travel experiences, which means they are more likely to take advantage of airport experiences. More than half (52%) of APAC sports and music fans have used airport experiences when travelling for an event, which includes visiting an airport lounge (34%), gaming lounges (15%), sleep pods (16%) and spas (13%). The top reasons APAC fans visit an airport lounge is to relax and unwind before or after watching their favourite team/artist (58% for sports and 59% for music fans), followed by enjoying food and drink options at the airport (56% for sports and 57% for music). The uptake of airport lounges is higher among those spending more money on the trip overall. Globally, those travelling to basketball events (48%), Formula 1 (45%) and the Olympics (44%) are more likely to use lounges, with these fans also spending the most. TAILORING CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT AND LOYALTY PROGRAMMES Around 65% of APAC event travellers participate in customer engagement and loyalty programmes. Many have joined customer engagement and loyalty programmes that offer points/miles (46%) or discounts on flights (50%), tickets (39%) and accommodation (38%). Over a third (39%) of APAC event travellers would choose a payment card that offered exclusive travel benefits such as access to airport lounges, travel insurance (42%), and an event package (42%) that includes flights, accommodation, transfers and tickets. Airport lounge access is a popular travel benefit through payment cards, particularly for travellers from India (43%), Hong Kong SAR, UAE, Australia (all 41%), Singapore (40%) Germany (34%), UK (33%) and Brazil (32%). "The growing and global fanbase that will travel to iconic sports and music events is looking for unforgettable experiences and are prepared to spend significantly to make their trip extra special," says Christopher Evans, CEO of Collinson International, owner and operator of Priority Pass. "Fans are by definition synonymous with loyalty. This new research shows the high value they place on travel benefits. Great news for the travel industry and for those businesses targeting frequent travellers providing the opportunity to capitalise on the rise of event tourism by offering the travel benefits fans crave. In return, they will see the advantage of being top-of-mind and wallet with these frequent travellers, boosting engagement, building loyalty, and driving additional cross-border spend." "Sports and music events fuel wanderlust, taking travellers to every corner of the globe. As the appetite for sports and music tourism grows across Asia Pacific, significant opportunities for businesses are opening up," says Todd Handcock, Global Chief Commercial Officer and Asia Pacific President, Collinson International. "This is particularly true for the travel sector, with Asia Pacific travellers being some of the highest spenders globally; as well as financial services organisations, with the latter witnessing significant shifts driven by technological advancements, evolving consumer expectations, and disruptive competitors. As businesses navigate this changing era, consumer loyalty and engagement emerge as pivotal drivers of growth and competitive advantage. Brands who can unlock the power and influence of sports and music-related rewards will position themselves well to benefit from higher customer engagement and retention." To find out more, read the full report here. Notes to Editors Collinson International commissioned this research independently. The report is not endorsed by any party mentioned herein. Methodology: Research commissioned by Collinson International, owner and operator of Priority Pass, and independently conducted among a sample of 8,537 travellers from 17 countries and territories including: Australia (505), Brazil (502), Colombia (503), France (501), Germany (503), Hong Kong SAR (501), India (502), Italy (504), Mexico (502), Peru (503), Saudi Arabia (501), Singapore (503), Spain (501), Thailand (503), UAE (501), UK (502) and USA (500). The survey was completed online in June 2024. Currency in US$. Methodology Research commissioned by Collinson International, owner and operator of Priority Pass, and independently conducted among a sample of 8,537 travellers from 17 countries and territories including: Australia (505), Brazil (502), Colombia (503), France (501), Germany (503), Hong Kong SAR (501), India (502), Italy (504), Mexico (502), Peru (503), Saudi Arabia (501), Singapore (503), Spain (501), Thailand (503), UAE (501), UK (502) and USA (500). The survey was completed online in June 2024. [1] Global Markets Insights, Sports Tourism Market Forecast 2024 – 2032 https://www.gminsights.com/industry-analysis/sports-tourism-market[2] Custom Market Insights, Global Music Tourism Market 2024–2033 https://www.custommarketinsights.com/report/music-tourism-market/ About Collinson International Collinson International is the global, privately-owned company dedicated to helping the world to travel with ease and confidence. We work with the world's leading payment networks, over 1,400 banks, 90 airlines and 20 hotel groups worldwide. We deliver market-leading airport experiences, loyalty and customer engagement, and insurance solutions for over 400 million end consumers. Collinson International is the operator of Priority Pass, the world's original and leading airport experiences programme. Travellers can access a network of over 1,500 lounges and travel experiences, including dining, retail, sleep and spa, in over 700 airports in 145 countries, helping to elevate the journey into something special.
Priority Pass shares what sports and music fans want from their travel experiences. Over three-quarters (80%) of sports and music fans in Asia Pacific (APAC) travelled to an event by plane in the past 3 years or plan to in the next 12 months The top five sports people travel for globally are football, basketball, the Olympics, Formula 1 and tennis. Rock in Rio, Coachella and Taylor Swift are driving music tourism More than half of event travellers from the APAC region use airport experiences such as airport lounges, sleep pods and spas SINGAPORE, July 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- New research titled, The Value of Sports and Music Tourism, published by the owners and operators of Priority Pass, Collinson International, reveals the extent to which people are willing to travel – as well as the amount they're willing to spend – in order to experience their favourite sports team or music artists in person. With a huge summer of sports and major music events taking place, the research found that amongst those travelling from Asia Pacific (APAC) to attend an event by plane, more than four-fifths (85%) have travelled for sports and 74% for music in the past three years, or plan to do so in the coming 12 months. Of these travellers, over half (53%) travel more than once a year, with 19% attending three or more events annually. FUELLING WANDERLUST As the biggest global sport, unsurprisingly football (soccer) has the most loyal fanbase, with 70% of fans in APAC travelling to watch their favourite team. Tennis fans in APAC are the second most likely to travel (28%), followed by those watching basketball (25%), Formula 1 (23%) and the Olympics (22%). In turn, music events attracting the highest number of global fans include Rock in Rio, Coachella and Tomorrowland; with Taylor Swift, Travis Scott, Vasco Rossi and Ed Sheeran featuring as the most popular artists. When it comes to where APAC travellers will go for sporting and music events, Sydney came out as the top destination (35%), followed by London (21%), New York (17%), Paris (16%) and Dubai (15%). Sports and music events fuel wanderlust, taking travellers to every corner of the globe. 82% of APAC travellers have travelled to a new city or country for a sports or music event, allowing fans to experience different cultures and locations while indulging their passion for sports and music. The majority of sports (87%) and music (89%) fans in APAC like to arrive between one and three days before an event, while 85% of sports and 86% of music fans like to stay one to three days after an event. This presents travellers with new experiences and memories, as well as huge economic growth opportunities for local businesses within these destinations. ELEVATING THE JOURNEY More than half (52%) of APAC event travellers have used airport experiences, which include visiting an airport lounge (34%), gaming lounge (15%), sleep pod (16%) and spa (13%). The top reasons APAC fans visit an airport lounge is to relax and unwind before or after watching their favourite team / artist (58% for sports and 59% for music fans), followed by enjoying food and drink options at the airport (56% for sports fans and 57% for music fans). Globally, the uptake of airport lounges is higher among those spending more money on the trip overall. Interestingly, those travelling to basketball events (48%), Formula 1 (45%) and the Olympics (44%) are more likely to use lounges and it is these fans who also spend the most. HEY BIG SPENDER When travelling to see their favourite team or artist, it's not just about the destination, it's about the journey too. Sports fans are the biggest spenders, with 57% from APAC exceeding US$500 per trip, per person. Globally, the 25-34 age group spends the most overall, with a third (33%) exceeding US$1,000 for sports and 31% for music events. In addition, just under half (44%) of event fans typically spend US$100 at the airport. "Whether it's being in the crowd for the big game or watching your favourite artist at a festival, you can't beat live events – especially when they're combined with travelling the world. More than ever, people are travelling domestically and internationally for sports and music and this year marks a special occasion, with a huge summer of major events taking place globally" says Christopher Evans, CEO of Collinson International, owner and operator of Priority Pass. "Our latest global research report reveals that not only are people travelling far and wide for sports and music events, but they also want to enhance their travel experiences to make these trips even more memorable. Priority Pass offers seamless, premium airport experiences that elevate every journey. With airport lounges and travel experiences in over 700 airports across 145 countries, there's an abundance of choice for wherever the summer takes you." "In Asia Pacific, we see many travellers seeking to make their journeys as memorable as the events they attend," adds Todd Handcock, Global Chief Commercial Officer and Asia Pacific President, Collinson International. "We understand and relate to travellers' passion for exploration. By offering premium travel benefits such as access to airport lounges and travel experiences, we ensure that every aspect of our members' trips (some of which are in the 'once in a lifetime' category) are enjoyable, stress-free, and are made that little bit more special with Priority Pass." To find out more, read the full report here. Notes to Editors Collinson International, the owner and operator of Priority Pass, commissioned this research independently. The report is not endorsed by any party mentioned herein. Methodology: Research commissioned by Collinson International, owner and operator of Priority Pass, and independently conducted among a sample of 8,537 travellers from 17 countries and territories including: Australia (505), Brazil (502), Colombia (503), France (501), Germany (503), Hong Kong SAR (501), India (502), Italy (504), Mexico (502), Peru (503), Saudi Arabia (501), Singapore (503), Spain (501), Thailand (503), UAE (501), UK (502), and USA (500). The survey was completed online in June 2024. Currency in US$. About Priority Pass Priority Pass is the world's original and market-leading airport experiences programme. We provide travellers with access to over 1,500 airport lounges and travel experiences in over 700 airports in 145 countries. Members can access an ever-growing range of premium experiences – from spas to sleeping pods to dining – that help elevate every journey into something special. By building partnerships with other leading brands, we help to bring a better travel experience to the world. Priority Pass is operated by Collinson International, the global, privately-owned company dedicated to helping the world to travel with ease and confidence.
NEW YORK, July 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Southeast Asian (SEA) region is becoming a prime hub for manufacturing, driven by the "China Plus One" strategy, where companies diversify production beyond China. Global technology firm ABI Research forecasts digital spending in SEA, covering Industry 4.0 technologies like robotics, automation, digitalization, data analytics, connectivity, and worker enablement, to surge from US$75 billion in 2023 to over US$300 billion by 2028, growing at a 32% CAGR. This presents substantial growth prospects for smart manufacturing solutions in SEA. Stronger investments in the region by large Western players, such as Apple, Microsoft, and Intel, demonstrate the region's attractiveness in supporting their manufacturing activities. "Recent visits by Apple Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Cook and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to SEA are some examples that highlight the increasing importance that this region plays towards supporting the manufacturing activities of these global players," says Matthias Foo, Senior Analyst at ABI Research. "Beyond that, Chinese automotive manufacturers, such as Hozon New Energy Automobile, GAC Aion, and BYD, are also considering expanding their manufacturing capabilities in the SEA region." In addition to the influx of sizeable global manufacturing entities into the region, the region is also witnessing the increasing adoption of digital technologies by large domestic players across various industry verticals, including but not limited to Siam Cement Group, Republic Cement, KCE Electronics, Vinamilk, Hoa Phat Group, SteelAsia, PTT Global Chemical, and Smart Asia Chemical Bhd. Some of the commonly implemented solutions include the use of manufacturing process software, such as Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), and hardware solutions, such as robots, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs), and Internet-of-Things (IoT) sensors. However, supporting the digital transformation of manufacturing activities within the region is challenging. Some SEA countries may lack the necessary talent or energy infrastructure to support the rapidly increasing number of manufacturers and the implementation of advanced digital solutions. Additionally, with wages being traditionally lower in this region than in more developed regions, manufacturers will likely feel more disincentivized to implement digital solutions, which may require high upfront capital expenditure (CAPEX). "Manufacturers in SEA, especially domestic firms, are not expected to transform their operations overnight completely digitally. For firms that are just beginning on their digital journey, ensuring that the right data collection and storage strategies are put in place will be a critical starting point for many enterprises," concludes Jake Saunders, Vice President of Asia Pacific and Research Director for ABI Research's Southeast Asia Digital Transformation research service. These findings are from ABI Research's Key Verticals and Opportunities for Smart Manufacturing in Southeast Asia application analysis report. This report is part of the company's Southeast Asia Digital Transformation and Industrial & Manufacturing Markets research service, which includes research, data, and ABI Insights. Based on extensive primary interviews, Application Analysis reports present an in-depth analysis of key market trends and factors for a specific technology. About ABI Research ABI Research is a global technology intelligence firm delivering actionable research and strategic guidance to technology leaders, innovators, and decision makers around the world. Our research focuses on the transformative technologies that are dramatically reshaping industries, economies, and workforces today. ABI Research是一家国际科技情报公司，为全球科技领袖、创新人士和决策者提供实用的市场研究和战略性指导。我们密切关注一切为各行各业、全球经济和劳动市场带来颠覆性变革的创新与技术。 For more information about ABI Research's services, contact us at +1.516.624.2500 in the Americas, +44.203.326.0140 in Europe, +65.6592.0290 in Asia-Pacific, or visit www.abiresearch.com. Global Deborah Petrara Tel: +1.516.624.2558 pr@abiresearch.com
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