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Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Latest Study Report On Underwear - UK - June 2013


Average spend per head on underwear remains low, as a result of the wide availability of low-priced pants and bras, the popularity of multipacks and half of consumers only buying new items when their old ones have worn out.




able of Content

Introduction
Definitions
Abbreviations

Executive Summary
The market
Figure 1: Best- and worst-case forecast of UK retail value sales of underwear, 2007-17
Market factors
Figure 2: Proportion of obese population, by gender, 2005-50
Olympics boost sports underwear market
Figure 3: Regular and occasional participation* in sport, 2008-12
Changing population structure
Companies, brands and innovation
Retail shares
Who’s innovating?
The consumer
Women are the main purchasers
Figure 4: Women who have purchased any underwear for themselves or someone else either in-store or online in the last 12 months, by age, socio-economic group and presence of children, April 2013
Women and types of underwear
Figure 5: Types of underwear women have bought for themselves or received as a gift, April 2013
Men and types of underwear
Figure 6: Types of underwear men have bought for themselves or received as a gift, April 2013
Where underwear is bought
Figure 7: Retailers in-store and online from where underwear was bought for self or someone else in the last 12 months, by gender, April 2013
Amount spent on underwear
Figure 8: Amount spent on underwear in the last 12 months, by gender, April 2013
Three in ten women buy underwear for their men
Figure 9: Attitudes towards buying underwear, by gender, April 2013
Women are most loyal
Gifting
Quality beats price





Figure 10: Attitudes towards shopping for underwear, April 2013
Fit is barrier to online shopping
Advice from staff
What would encourage consumers to buy underwear
Figure 11: What would encourage you to buy underwear, April 2013
What we think


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Research Report The Business Traveler - US - June 2013


The most successful travel providers will provide travelers with cost incentives and tools that give them home-like comfort while on the road. Nowadays, many travelers are on the road primarily for short-stay conferences and seminars. However, there are still more engaged travelers who not only take business trips for a wider variety of reasons, but also depend on travel for their livelihood. The industry should look to the needs and preferences of these individuals to determine how to better service all types of business travelers.




Table of Content

Scope and Themes
What you need to know
Definition
Data sources
Sales data
Consumer survey data
Advertising creative
Abbreviations
Terms

Executive Summary
The market
Domestic business travel expected to pick up 2015-17
Figure 1: Total U.S. domestic business travel spending, at current prices with best- and worst-case scenarios, 2007-17
The consumer
Business travelers most likely to attend conferences and seminars
Figure 2: Reasons for business travel in the last three years, March-April 2013
Restaurant and hotel employees the most likely to influence business travel choices
Figure 3: How customer service impacts airline, hotel, car rental, and restaurant choices, March-April 2013
Business travelers want the comforts of home, the tech-savvy way
Yet, many business travelers still see the benefits of “switching off”
Figure 4: Opinions about taking a break from the internet, business flyers vs. all, October 2011-November 2012
What we think

Issues and Insights
Who travels for business, and why
The issues
The implications
How business travelers book their trips
The issues
The implications
What business travelers want from an airline
The issue
The implications
What business travelers want from hotels
The issues
The implications
What business travelers want from restaurants
The issue
The implications
What business travelers want from car rentals
The issue
The implications

Trend Application
Inspire trend: Life Hacking
Inspire trend: Creative Class
Mintel Futures: Human




Market Size and Forecast—Business Travel
Key points
Domestic business travel spending to increase through 2017
Figure 5: Total U.S. domestic business travel spending, at current prices, 2007-17
Figure 6: Total U.S. domestic business travel spending, at inflation-adjusted prices, 2007-17
International business travel spending also rising, but to lesser extent
Figure 7: Total U.S. international business travel spending, at current prices, 2007-17
Figure 8: Total U.S. international business travel spending, at inflation-adjusted prices, 2007-17
Fan chart forecasts
Figure 9: Total U.S. domestic business travel spending, at current prices with best- and worst-case scenarios, 2007-17
Figure 10: Total U.S. international business travel spending, at current prices with best- and worst-case scenarios, 2007-17


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New Research Report On Pest Control and Repellents - US - June 2013


Market players will be able to rely on consumers’ continued usage of pest control products and services to deal with pest problems in their home. However, the market does have some challenges. Consumers are mostly reactive when it comes to pest control activities, they have concern around products’ chemical content, and bedbug infestations continue to spread across the U.S. These are the issues to address.




Scope and Themes
What you need to know
Definition
Data sources
Sales data
Consumer survey data
Advertising creative
Abbreviations and terms
Abbreviations
Terms

Executive Summary
The market
Figure 1: Total U.S. retail sales and fan chart forecast of pest control market, at current prices, 2007-17
Market factors
Bedbugs continue to spread across the U.S.
Shaky consumer confidence drives reactive pest control behavior
Weather patterns and seasonal changes drive pest activity
Consumers have concerns around chemical content and harmful ingredients
Segment performance
Figure 2: Total U.S. retail sales of pest control products and services, by segment, at current prices, 2010 and 2012
Market players
Figure 3: MULO sales of pest control products, by leading companies, 2012
The consumer
Insecticide usage steady across households but repellent usage varies by income
Figure 4: Usage of insecticides and insect repellents, by household income, October 2011-November 2012
Use of household sprays and repellents most common pest control activities
Figure 5: Household pest control activities, March 2013
Consumers concerned about chemicals and ingredients in repellent products
Figure 6: Concerns around using personal insect repellents, March 2013
Consumers interested in repellents with more natural ingredients
Bedbugs carry a strong stigma
Laundry-related bedbug offerings and detection tools command most interest
Figure 7: Interest in bedbug detection and prevention offerings, March 2013
What we think


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Issues and Insights
Consumers mostly reactive, not proactive, when it comes to pest control
The issues
The implications
Concern around products’ chemical and ingredient content
The issues
The implications
Bedbugs cause concern for both consumers and businesses
The issues
The implications

Trend Applications
Trend: Extend My Brand
Trend: Prove It
Mintel Futures: Human


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Monday, 24 June 2013

Globa Metal Oxide TFT Backplanes for Displays Market Latest study 2013-2018 Available Through MarketResearchReports.biz





There are many new frontiers in the display industry



Several major trends have been driving technological innovation in the display industry since its early days. These trends include image quality, screen size, portability and form factor. While these trends still remain strong undercurrents, new drivers are being introduced that will play a more prominent role in shaping the industry.



These new drivers will open up new frontiers, both on the technology and the market side. Indeed, they enable displays to both expand their existing markets and to diversify into new spaces. These major drivers that are set to change the display landscape include product differentiation, flexibility, 3D, transparency, system-on-panel, power savings, interconnectivity and screen size, and new front plane

technologies and more.





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Major trends in the industry are changing the backplane functional requirements

Critically, these new trends can only be sustained so long as the underlying technology can deliver the required performance demands. This is critical because the new functional needs will stretch many existing solutions beyond their performance limits, suggesting that alternative solutions will be required. One vital piece of technology that largely sets the limits of display industry is the backplane technology. The backplane is responsible for turning the individual pixels ON and OFF. It is composed of thin film transistors, which act as the switches.



The over-arching trends in the industry are also changing the backplane requirements on several fronts. Product differentiation is resulting in multiplicity of lighting/display technologies, with each demanding a different power output and refresh rate from the backplane. Flexibility is opening up room for a new value chain consisting of new material systems. This is because many existing solutions are failing the flexibility tests, but what is the realistic market opportunity for flexible displays and when?



3D and ultra-high resolution displays mandate higher refresh rates, stretching the switching speed requirements past the capability limits of today's dominant technologies, such as amorphous silicon (aSi) TFTs. System-on-panel thinking is requiring ever more processing power to be integrated onto the panel, and therefore the backplane. Reducing power consumption requires improvements in the entire lifecycle of the display, from reducing the thermal budget during the processing all the way to the more efficient energy use during operation. This will affect how thin film transistors are designed, made and operated.



There is no one size-fits-all-solution



Interestingly, there are already many different backplane technologies that are mature and available, or are fast emerging. These include amorphous silicon, nanocrystalline silicon, low-temperature poly-silicon, solution-processed or evaporated organic semiconductor and various metal oxide thin film transistor technologies. Add to this multiplicity of solutions a range of emerging nano-systems (e.g., various nanowires, graphene, carbon nanotubes) and you will find a decision-making nightmare.



This is because each thin film transistor technology offers a different set of characteristics, suitable for different needs. And yet none offers a one-size-fits-all-solution for all needs. This suggests that, at least initially, many different technologies will co-exist, each rising to satisfy a fragment of the emerging spectrum of needs and thus each occupying a different niche. In addition, some of these options are further advanced than others while others hold great promise. Yet bringing it to market will take time and there are unforeseen technical issues to contend with.



This report makes sense of this changing, fragmented space



This report analyzes major drivers that are shaping the display industry. The major trends examined in detail include product differentiation, size and scaling, power savings, prolonged lifetime, 3D, mechanical flexibility, rimless designs, etc.



The report will then assess how these trends create new functional needs on the technology side. It provides an in-depth review of existing and emerging thin film transistor solutions and critically assesses the pros and cons of each. The technologies covered include various forms of silicon thin film transistors (amorphous, nanostructure and polycrystalline), organic semiconductors, various nanostructured semiconductors and metal oxides.



In terms of metal oxides, it assesses the different material systems available (IGZO, HIZO, IZO, ZNO, TZO, ZnO, etc) and critically assesses the merits of each. In doing so, it outlines and discusses the leading research frontiers in metal oxides science and engineering, including stability and persistent photoconductivity, processing window, p-doping, etc. The report also discusses various requirements of dielectrics for emerging displays and explores the material options for use as dielectrics on wide-bandgap metal-oxide semiconductors.



The report links material properties of all thin film transistor technologies to device figures-of-merit, including mobility, sub-threshold voltage, threshold voltage, stability, contact resistance, etc. These figures-of-merit are then connected to attributes of backplanes and thereby to the emerging functional needs of the display industry as a whole.



Linking the mega trends with micro level technological details, we are able to map out how the fragmented display backplane technology will look going forward.





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In our assessment, we also provide a detailed outline of activities in the OLED display segment, including


An analysis of announced production capacity
Number of units sold by manufacturer
Which backplane technologies are used by which manufacturers
A timeline of venture/partnerships activities taking place across the world in the OLED space.
Product development cycle for oxide semiconductors



Who should buy this report?


Major display manufacturers: This report helps major display manufacturers understand how the drivers and the functional needs of the industry are changing. This report will also help them see which technologies will win in which market segments, and why. It will enable them to ensure that they do not lose out when the landscape alters and when parts (or all) of their existing value chain become disrupted.
Thin film transistor technology licensors and researchers: It will help them identify how the changing display industry will benefit from which thin film transistor technology; helps them pinpoint key research frontiers and questions and therefore design their research programmes; helps them identify target markets and players for licensing their IP assets; helps them know their competitors, etc
Material suppliers to all thin film transistor technologies: It will help them understand which thin film transistors (and their associated material system) will win in which markets and why. It will help them devise their strategies by backing the right technologies in the right time frames and for the right markets.
Equipment suppliers: It will help them understand which new technologies will be required and why. As a result, it will help them see which new equipment systems will be required and why. It helps them therefore plan ahead and form the right partnerships or relationships.
Circuit designers: It will help them see how oxide thin film transistors require new compensation techniques, why and for which market segments (this determines the required performance specification). This effectively highlights a new area of circuit design for companies.



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Quantum Dot and Quantum Dot Display (QLED): Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, Nanotechnology, 2013 to 2019



WinterGreen Research announces that it has published a new study Quantum Dot and Quantum Dot Display (QLED) Market Shares, Strategy, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2013 to 2019. The 2013 study has 221 pages, 80 tables and figures. Quantum dots will cascade into the marketplace. They offer lower cost, longer life, and brighter lighting.

According to Susan Eustis, “The commercialization of quantum dots using kilogram quantity mass production is a game-changer. High quality, high quantity and lowest price quantum dots increase product quality in every industry. The rate of change means speeded products cycles are evolving.”




Once manufacturers learn to integrate higher efficiency luminescent quantum dots into their products, each vendor will need to follow or dramatically lose market share. This level of change brought by quantum dot and quantum dot displays (QLED) represents a new paradigm that will create new industries, products and jobs in science and industry. The list of possible quantum dot applications is ever expanding. New applications are waiting for the availability of more evolved quantum dots.

Quantum Dot LED (QLED) commercial focus has remained on key optical applications: Optical component lasers are emerging as a significant market. LED backlighting for LCD displays, LED general lighting, and solar power quantum dots are beginning to reach the market. Vendors continue to evaluate other applications.

Quantum dots QDs are minute particles or nano-particles in the range of 2 nm to 10 nm diameter. Quantum dots are tiny bits of semiconductor crystals with optical properties that are determined by their material composition. Their size is small to the nanoparticle level. They are made through a synthesis process. QD Vision synthesizes these materials in solution, and formulates them into inks and films. Quantum Dot LEDs (QLED) enable performance and cost benefits.

The quantum dot cannot be seen with the naked eye, because it is an extremely tiny semiconductor nanocrystal. The nanocrystal is a particle having a particle size of less than 10 nanometers. QDs have great potential as light-emitting materials for next-generation displays with highly saturated colors because of high quantum efficiency, sharp spectral resolution, and easy wavelength tenability. Because QDs convert light to current, QDs have uses in other applications, including solar cells, photo detectors, and image sensors.

QLED displays are anticipated to be more efficient than LCDs and OLEDs. They are cheaper to make. Samsung estimates that they cost less than half of what it costs to make LCDs or OLED panels. QLED quantum dot display is better than OLED. It is brighter, cheaper, and saves more energy. Energy-savings is a strong feature. Its power consumption is 1/5 to 1/10 of the LCD's Samsung offers now. Manufacturing costs of a display are less than half of OLED or LCD. It has a significantly longer life than the OLED.

QLED quantum dot display uses active matrix to control the opening and closing of the pixels of each color. Quantum dots have to use a thin film transistor. Emission from quantum dots is due to light or electrical stimulation. The quantum dots are able to produce different colors depending on the quantum shape and size used in the production of materials.

Dow Electronic Materials, a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company (NYSE: DOW) and Nanoco Group plc (AIM: NANO) have a global licensing agreement for Nanoco's cadmium-free quantum dot technology. Under the terms of the agreement, Dow Electronic Materials will have exclusive worldwide rights for the sale, marketing and manufacture of Nanoco's cadmium-free quantum dots for use in electronic displays.




Market Participants
  • Evident Technologies
  • InVisage
  • LG Display
  • Nanoco Technologies
  • Nanoco Group / Dow Chemical 
  • Company (NYSE: DOW)
  • Nanoco / Tokyo Electron
  • NanoAxis
  • N-N Labs
  • Nexxus Lighting
  • Quantum Materials Corp
  • Samsung
  • Sigma-A

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Next Generation Network OSS/BSS Market and Forecast 2013-2018


NGN promises a high quality end-user experience. Telecommunications service providers expect the NGN framework to provide them with tools that would ensure customer loyalty. However, the path towards achieving the ideal NGN is fraught with formidable challenges. The most critical challenge confronting operators is optimizing their OSS and BSS platforms, systems, and processes.

With research beginning in 2007, the report Next Generation Network OSS/BSS Market and Forecast 2013-2018 provides a comprehensive analysis of drivers and issues related to technical and business aspects of OSS/BSS deployments and developments while forecasting their growth over the next five years.




Technical Overview of OSS and BSS in NGNs: This section begins with an introduction to OSS and BSS and their roles in the operator environment. It explains the various blocks that go into building of the OSS: Network elements, events, alarms and others. It next explains the BSS building blocks: Billing, rating, mediation, charging, customer care and others. This section is followed by the description of prevalent industry approaches like TMN - FCAPS model that are widely followed by operators. The section then analyzes the technical impact of NGN on OSS and BSS architectures.

Vendor Analysis: Profiles of vendors offering OSS/BSS products and services for next generation networks. This section first explains the basis of vendor selection including vendor classification, innovative contribution, market leadership position and future growth path. Each vendor is then analyzed in the light of its product and solution portfolio, major implementations, differentiating aspects with other vendors and their future plans. The report includes recommendations to vendors including diversification, best practices, market segment, and solution approach.

Quantitative Analysis and Forecast: This section begins with a detailed explanation of the research methodology. Quantitative analysis includes measurable items such as billing systems, network management systems and their sub-classes (mediation, wholesale billing, retail billing, CRM, revenue assurance, resource management, task management, delivery management, synchronization management) along with geographical segmentation, trends and projections. Importantly, the quantitative analysis assesses the impact of various drivers and issues on the above measurable items, thus forming a logical conclusion of the quantitative discussion in the previous sections.

Note: This section represents a comprehensive forecast including Forecast Methodology by Overall OSS and BSS Software Market, Split by OSS and by BSS separately, by geography (NA, EMEA, CALA, and APAC), and by modular break-up including: Network Planning and Engineering (NPE), Fault Management (FM), Performance Management (PM), Provisioning and Service Activation (PSA), Inventory Management (IM), Billing and Customer Care (B&CC), Mediation (MD), and Revenue Assurance (RA).

Questions answered in this report include:

  • What are the telecom network operator interests in NGN OSS/BSS?
  • What are the challenges to OSS and BSS implementation?
  • What are the best OSS and BSS approaches for NGN?
  • What are the technologies involved in OSS and BSS?
  • Who are the leading vendors for NGN OSS/BSS?
  • What is the market forecast for OSS and BSS?




Key Findings:

  • Consolidated OSS revenue will realize 1.4 times more than BSS throughout the period
  • Combined NGN OSS/BSS market (software revenue) will reach US$ 54.36 billion globally in 2018 with 13.72% CAGR
  • From component perspective, share of services revenue will increase from a little above 40% to 60% of totals by 2018
  • NA will remain be the top revenue generating zone with 39% market share and APAC will follow with fastest CAGR of 16.82%
  • An OSS platform shift will be triggered by wearable devices(wearable glasses, smartwatch, etc.) and cloud service medium for BSS
  • Among five OSS modular markets, PSA will have the highest market share by 33% but IM will experience the fastest CAGR of 22.14%

Target Audience:

  • Mobile network operators
  • Network and services integrators
  • OSS/BSS products and services suppliers
  • Next generation network infrastructure providers
  • Third party providers of content, commerce, and applications

Companies in Report:

013 Netvision, 3 (Hutchison), AAPT, Airtel, Albacom, Alcatel-Lucent, Ascom Network, Testing, Alltel, Alvarion USA, Amdocs, Annies, Antel Uruguay, AOL, Apple, ARTelecom, Ascom, AT & T Dobson, AT & T Edge, AT & T Mobility, AT&T, AT&T Wireless, Augere, AWCC, Axtel Comcel (Voilà), Baikal Westcom Russia, BakCell Azerbaijan, Bandwidth.com, Batelco, Batelco Bahamas, Bell, Bell Aliant, Bell Canada, BellSouth, Communications, Bezeq, Bharti Tele-Ventures, Bouygues Telecom, Brasil Telecom, British Telecom, Broadview, Brocade,BskyB (EasyNet), BSNL, BT, BT Wholesale, Cable & Wireless, CableVision, Caiway, Camtel Cameroon, CAN, CAN Melita, CAT Telecom Thailand, Cbeyond Communications USA, CBOSS, Cellcom,  Cellcom Malaysia, CenturyLink, Cerillion, CFE, Charter Communications,China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Chunghwa Telecom, Cingular, Clearwire, ClearWire USA, Colombia Velcom (MDC) Belarus, COLT, Comarch, Comcast, Comnet, Comptel Corporation, Comverse, Convergys, Cosmote, Covad, Cox Communications, cVidya Inc, Cybercity, Cyta, Czech Telecom, Dell, Deutsche Telecom, Digi, Digicel, Direct on PC, DIRECTV, Dorado Software, Eircom, Elitecore Technologies, Embarq, Equant, Ericsson, Eschelon Telecom USA, ETB, Evolving Systems Inc, Excel Communications, Fair Point, Fastweb, Formula Telecom Solutions, France Telecom, Freenet.de Germany, GCI Communication Corp, Ghanatel, Global Crossing, GO Group, GO Mobile Malta, Golden Lines, H3G, H3G Italy, Hathway, Hewlett-Packard Company, HighDeal, Hot, HTK, Huawei, Hutch, Hutchison, Hutchison Telecom, IBM, Ice, Idea Cellular, Imperial Online, In2cable, Indo Sat, Indonesia Comnet, Indosat M2, Indus Towers, InfoVista, ingTel, Inmarsat, Intec Telecom Systems, Intelco International Telecommunications, Kingston Communications, Korea Telecom, KPN, KT, KTF, LCH.Clearnet, Level 3, LHS, LogNet Systems, M1, Mailtec, Maroc Telecom, Maxis, MCI, MCI WorldCom, Meditel, Melita, Metratech, MindCTI Ltd, Mirant Corporation Mirs, Mobilkom Austria, MobilTel, MobilTel Bulgaria, Motorola, Motricity, MovieBeam USA, MTC, MTN, MTN Etisalat, MTN South Africa, MTNL, MTS, MTS Allstream, MTS Russia, Mycom, MYtv, Nepal Telecom, NetCracker, Netia, Neural Technologies, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, Nokia, Nokia Siemens Networks, Nomad, Nortel Global, Nortel Networks, NRJ Mobile, NSN, NTS Indonesia, NTT, NTT DoCoMo, Netadmin Systems, O2, O2 Germany, O2 UK, Oi, Omantel, ONO, OpenCloud, OPT-PF, Optus, Oracle, Orange, Orange France, Orange Poland, Orange Slovakia, Orange Switzerland, Orascom, Orbitel, Pacific Bangladesh, Paetec Communications USA, Partner, Pelephone, Pine Telephone, Pipex, Polkomtel, Purcell USA, Qwest, Railtel Corporation, Redknee, Reliance, RFF France, Rogers, SBC, Scarlet Telecom, SensorLogic, SFR, Shaw Cablesystems, Sherburn Telesystems, Silk Telecom, Simfonics, SingTel, SingTel Optus, SK Telecom, SoftBank, Sonatel, Sonera Carrier Networks, Sparkle, Spice, Spirit Telecom, Sri Lanka Telecom, STA Andorra, STC Saudi Arabia, Subex, Swisscom, Synchronoss, T Mobile, Tango Networks, Tata Teleservices, TDC, TDS, Telcordia Technologies Inc, Tele2, Telecom Austria, Telecom Italia, Telecom Malaysia, Telecom Namibia, Telecom New Zealand, Telecommunicoaes de Mozambique, Telefonica, Telefonica Del Peru S, Telefonica S.A, Telekom Malaysia, Telemar, Telenet Belgium, Telewest Broadband, Telfort, Telgua (Claro) Guatemala, TeliaSonera, Telkom SA, Telkomsel, Telstra, TELUS, Teracom, Terrastar, The MTN Group Africa, The US Army, TIM, Time Warner Cable, Time Warner Telecom, Time.com Malaysia, Tiscalli, T-Mobile, T-Mobile Germany, T-Mobile UK, T-Mobile USA, TNSI, Transtel, Trilogy Dominicana (Viva) , Trilogy International Partners, TTI Telecom, Turkcell, twtelecom, Tyco Telecommunications, Telcordia Technologies Inc, Uecomm, UPC, US Cellular, UshaComm, Ventraq (Formerly ACE*COMM), Verizon, Verizon Wireless, Vibo Peterstar, Videotron, VimpelCom Group (Beeline), Virgin Media Business, Virgin Mobile, Vivacom, Vodafone, Vodafone (SFR) France, Vodafone Ghana, Vodafone Spain, Vodafone UK, Voiamo, Volksbank, Vonage, VPIsystems Inc, VTel Holdings, Wana, WANDL (Wide Area Network Design Laboratory), Wateen Telecom, WebNMS, WildBlue Communications, Wind, Xalted, XINTEC SA, You Telecom, Zain Iraq, Zain Kuwait, ZTE, ZIRA


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UK Web Aggregators in Financial Services Market 2013 Published by MarketResearchReports.biz


Price comparison sites still need to convince consumers that they can offer the best possible deal. Many consumers begin the purchasing journey using price comparison sites but end up dropping out before the process is complete. Many of these people choose to drop out in order to check if they can get a better deal by going directly. Price comparison sites should consider offering customers a price promise guarantee in order to tackle the perceptions that customers can get a cheaper deal elsewhere.




Introduction
Abbreviations and definitions

Executive Summary
The market
Around 70% of internet users have used a price comparison website
Figure 1: Products researched/purchased through aggregator sites, April 2013
Market factors
Online activity
Companies, brands and innovations
Comparethemarket.com is the most widely used aggregator in the last year
Figure 2: Aggregator sites used in the last 12 months, April 2013
Small levels of brand differentiation between the traditional aggregators
Figure 3: Attitudes towards and usage of brands in the web aggregators sector, March 2013
The consumer
Price comparison website usage by product
Price comparison selection process
Figure 4: Aggregator site selection process, April 2013
Process completion
Figure 5: Price comparison usage and dropout rates, April 2013
Reasons for dropping out of the quotation process
Figure 6: Reasons for not completing a quote, April 2013
Reasons for dropping out of the purchasing process
Figure 7: Reasons for not completing a purchase, April 2013
Price comparison website concerns
Figure 8: Price comparison website concerns, April 2013
Attitudes towards price comparison websites
What we think




Issues in the Market
Why do customers drop out from the price comparison process?
What can price comparison websites do to stop people dropping out?
Do consumers use different price comparison sites for different financial products?
Can Google capitalise on its brand and search engine dominance?

Trend Application
Price matching to compete with direct channels
Reassuring customers regarding data usage
Mintel futures: Human

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