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The Future of Content Delivery,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2011-07-26
Name(s): Chaubey, Deepika
Description: Widespread connectivity and the rise in sales of computing devices is driving consumer demand for digital content. This demand for an improved digital content viewing experience is leading to increased traffic volumes for content providers.

The Future of Deepwater Drilling,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2011-01-14
Description: Oil and gas production from deepwater fields started around 1995 and accelerated from 2000, as increasing oil prices made expensive offshore projects economically viable.

The Future of Digestive Health Food and Drinks,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2011-08-04
Description: By examining global new product development, clinical trials activity and the patents landscape of the active ingredients largely used to formulate digestive health food and drink products, this report offers an opinion on the future of this market.

The Future of Digital Gambling,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2010-03-24
Name(s): Drozd, Adrian
Description: The digital gambling market (online, mobile and digital TV services) continues to grow, accounting for an increasing proportion of overall gaming revenues. However, the global economic downturn and strict regulation is restricting market potential.

The Future of Digital Home Entertainment,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2010-04-14
Name(s): Eastwood, Gary
Description: The convergence of technologies and platforms, lifestyle trends, a growing need for mobility, and technological advances are all combining to fundamentally change the ways in which consumers interact with digital content.

The Future of Distributed Generation,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2012-02-02
Name(s): Breeze, Paul
Description: The electricity supply industry is facing dramatic changes driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions by finding new generation sources but underlying this is a slow change to the structure of the electricity supply system itself.

The Future of Distributed Power Generation,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2007-10-29
Name(s): Breeze, Paul
Description: Distributed power generation undergoing significant change as disparate pools of capacity give way to the establishment of integrated local generation.

The Future of E-Mobility and Commercial Electrification,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2011-04-29
Name(s): Carr, Housely
Description: Most international vehicle manufacturers are either making all-electric vehicles or are developing electric vehicles that they plan to start making within the next one to three years, and require supportive infrastructure.

The Future of Electric Vehicles,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2010-05-26
Name(s): Clark, Martin
Description: Interest in electric vehicles is on the rise due to climate change, environmental pollution, and the gradual depletion of fossil fuels. Technology, economic context, environmental issues are all aligning to create a more commercial backdrop for EV's.

The Future of Electrical Energy Storage,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2009-02-01
Name(s): Breeze, Paul
Description: Electrical energy storage (apart from pumped storage hydropower) is still a peripheral part of the power generation infrastructure. However, the advancing use of renewable energy, particularly wind power, will change the perception of energy storage.

The Future Of Energy Efficiency,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2010-07-08
Name(s): Wood, Lisa
Description: Energy efficiency has yet to see a period in history more open to its products than now, thanks to a convergence of events: rising energy prices, climate change concerns, and a desire to reduce use of petroleum products and promote clean energy.

The Future of Enteral Nutrition,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2010-07-30
Name(s): Sahoo, Alison
Description: The continued trend towards personalized medicine is being driven in clinical nutrition by disease-specific products and increased research into nutrigenomic products - and demand for enteral nutrition will keep rising as populations continue to age.

The Future of Enterprise Mashups,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2009-08-21
Name(s): Absalom, Richard
Description: A large amount of hype has been created over the potential of enterprise mashups. This report examines to what extent the benefits and potential match the hype over what is one of the hottest, potentially disruptive emerging enterprise technologies.

The Future of Ethical Food and Drinks,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2007-08-29
Name(s): Dodds, Andrew
Description: A number of ethical concerns are exercising a growing influence on consumer behaviour in buying food and drink. This report addresses how these are developing and what their ultimate impact on grocer markets will be.

The Future of European Food and Drinks Retailing,Datamonitor report

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Date: 2006-02-06
Name(s): Sadler, Jessica
Description: The leading food and drink manufacturers are experiencing major pressure on their brands, as factors such as consolidation, intense price competition and private label development impact growth and success in the European food and drinks market.