While we develop exclusive bespoke studies for clients, our in-house studies address the most pressing questions facing the broader market. The result: ready-to-use market analyses and industry reports that enable you to validate market trends and identify opportunities immediately.

The market analysis "Supply Chain Resilience & Traceability" examines the global market for software and data platforms as well as hardware, IoT and sensor technology. It shows market structures, key demand drivers, relevant supplier groups and regional development potential up to 2035. In addition, the study provides strategic guidance on market opportunities, competitive positioning, partnerships and possible market entry approaches. The study is primarily aimed at companies and decision-makers who develop, offer, deploy or strategically evaluate solutions for transparent, resilient and regulatory-resilient supply chains.

The Recruiting Trends 2026 study examines how talent acquisition is changing due to skills shortages, changing skills requirements, AI, automation, and rising candidate expectations. It analyzes key trends, industry differences, technological developments, governance risks, and investment priorities. In addition, it shows how companies can professionalize recruiting processes, candidate experience, skill logics, internal mobility and data-based management. Based on condensed market indicators and standardised industry perspectives, the study is aimed at HR managers, management, recruiting teams as well as providers of HR technologies and consulting services with a strategic development interest.

The market analysis “Digital Spare Parts Platforms in the European Automotive Aftermarket” examines digital spare parts platforms in the EU, EFTA and the United Kingdom. It structures B2B and B2C portals, data and catalog solutions, logistics, workshop, fleet and insurance processes, as well as circular parts. The study quantifies market size, digital GMV and revenue pools, analyzes demand, competition and regional attractiveness, and develops scenarios through 2035. It also assesses attractive subsegments, opportunities and risks, as well as market-entry options. It is aimed at platform providers, parts dealers, distributors, workshop chains, OEMs, fleets, insurers and investors.

The global market study “Remanufacturing of Machinery, Components and Electronics” examines professional value-retention models for industrial remanufacturing, refurbishment, reconditioning and overhaul. It analyzes market size, segments, regions, the provider landscape, demand, business models, trends and forecasts through 2036. It focuses on core access, technical data, testing capabilities, warranty, reverse logistics and lifecycle services as differentiating factors. The study supports OEMs, MRO providers, specialists, platforms, investors and public-sector stakeholders in segment prioritization, market entry, partnerships and investment decisions.

The market study “Workforce Shortage in Europe’s Social Sector” examines the market potential of digital and AI-enabled relief solutions in Europe. It analyzes residential and outpatient care, child and youth services, disability support and municipal social work, and assesses solution areas such as documentation, case management, workforce, telecare, communication, recruiting, GenAI and integration. The study quantifies the digital relief market, develops scenarios through 2035, and assesses regions, providers, business models, regulatory risks and market-entry options. It is aimed at social-service providers, municipalities, technology vendors, investors and public institutions.

The “Opinion Monitor: IT Trends” combines current market and research data with documented technology and industry developments and editorially synthesized perspectives. It focuses on AI and data, cloud and infrastructure, cyber resilience, software architectures, digital sovereignty, regulation and skills. The Monitor assesses the market situation from 2025 through the first half of 2026 and develops a strategic outlook to 2030. It highlights investment priorities, execution risks and growth areas for IT decision-makers, technology vendors, investors and companies.

The “Opinion Monitor Pharmaceutical Market” combines current market, research and supply data with documented industry developments along the pharmaceutical value chain. It examines research-based pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, generics and biosimilars, manufacturing and supply chains, market access, EU HTA, as well as data and AI. The outlook to 2030 assesses innovation dynamics, financing, cost pressure, security of supply, evidence requirements and strategic priorities. The Monitor is aimed at pharmaceutical and biotech companies, investors, manufacturers, market-access executives and other decision-makers in the European healthcare market.