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Building Technology Businesses is hard work, even in buoyant markets. In the current volatile environment, this challenge is even greater. The crucial ingredient for success is better insight into technologies, markets, business models, and processes for creating new value. Catalyzt aims to provide this insight, based on private research, analysis, and expert opinions from Cartezia’s core team and members of its extended global network.

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Opinion:

Driving Top-line Growth: The Challenge for Corporates

Corporate leaders of technology-intensive companies across Europe, North America and Asia face a major challenge to grow top-line revenues against the back-drop of low economic growth. Dr Uday Phadke presents an approach that combines Build and Buy to create new products and services that help generate new revenues.

Uday Phadke, Sunday, April 19, 2015

Most recent articles:

Accelerators, Incubators and Crossing Chasm II

Dr Uday Phadke presents a framework to help clarify the confusion surrounding terms such as Accelerators and Incubators that aim to provide positive interventions in pursuit of economic growth. Dr Phadke then presents a key challenge that innovative companies need to overcome between the... More »

Sunday, January 11, 2015

The Innovation Challenge: an Indo-UK Perspective

The UK and India have both identified the opportunity for India to adopt some of the expertise and experience developed in the UK over the last fifty years in commercialising technology-based innovation. This article explores some of the issues and opportunities. More »

Sunday, October 19, 2014

Overview of the Indian Medical Devices Market

The Indian medical devices industry constitutes around 8% of the Indian healthcare sector and was worth about US$6.3 billion in 2013. The industry is highly fragmented with 65% of manufacturing attributable to SMEs and the higher-end of the market dominated by foreign manufacturers with... More »

Friday, June 27, 2014

Overview of the Indian Wound Care Market

The wound care market can be segmented into the following categories: Traditional Wound Care; Basic Wound Care; Advanced Wound Care; Active Wound Care; and Wound Care Therapy Devices. The Indian market is growing rapidly consistent with other sectors of the Indian Healthcare market. The total... More »

Friday, June 27, 2014

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