New Frost & Sullivan Webinar: Disruptors and New Entrants Will Create Unique Revenue Models through Convergence of Building Systems with ICT
Partnerships Between Technology Companies, Device Suppliers and Utilities are Required to Capitalise on Growth Opportunities
Apr 28, 2017, 04:17 ET
LONDON, April 28, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
WHEN: 9th May, at 3pm BST
WHERE: Online, with complimentary registration. Please email: [email protected]
PRESENTERS: John Raspin, Partner, and Anirudh Bhaskaran, Industry Analyst, Frost & Sullivan
The homes and buildings industry is full of huge opportunities for different tier-level participants. Disruptors and deeply entrenched participants are competing in terms of business models, technology-based product offerings, and price.
Therefore, it is necessary for participants to understand growth opportunities, technologies transforming the industry, companies to watch, and potential business models to stay competitive in the industry. This outlook will help participants understand the dynamics of the industry while focusing on key market developments.
The briefing will discuss:
- Companies to watch in 2017 based on growth and innovation
- Opportunities for companies to improve top-line growth
- Key technologies and business models transforming the homes and buildings industry
- Dynamics of the industry and market developments
To attend the webinar, or for more information, please email Anna Zanchi, Corporate Communications: [email protected]
About Frost & Sullivan
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Contact:
Anna Zanchi
Corporate Communications – Europe
P: +39.02.4851 6133
E: [email protected]
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