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September 2018

Intelligent pharma: How patients and caregivers can benefit...

Supply chain imperatives are evolving from drug production and delivery that are limited in scope towards a versatile supply chain addressing the needs of multiple stakeholders (such as caregivers, patients and insurance companies). The traditional supply chain approach based on materials...
In the Press
September 2018

Advanced data analytics in pharma: Going beyond patterns to...

New developments in pharmaceuticals have made new drugs and treatments available, enhancing options and quality of life for patients. Advanced data analytics solutions mean treatments are more effective and affordable, and less intrusive. However, these evolutions will mean major changes in how...
In the Press
August 2018

The Intelligent Supply Chain

The combination of new drugs, new treatments and advanced data analytics solutions creates superior opportunities for patients, making treatment more effective, more affordable and less intrusive, with a positive impact on quality of life. Distribution and drug consumption models are rapidly...
In the Press
August 2018

The rising complexity of the battery industry

The push for greater adoption of hybrid and electric vehicles has focused attention on battery technologies and the future battery industry is likely to be much more complex than that of the past. Partnerships between existing players and new entrants, as well as different types of organisations,...
In the Press
August 2018

The Wrong Direction?

Liberalization of the EU gas market started in the 1990s with the adoption of the first Gas Directive, and has since progressed to a relatively advanced stage, in particular since the introduction of the Third Energy Package (“TEP”) in 2009. It has reached a state at which many market participants...
In the Press
July 2018

London in top 10 for transport sustainability

This article discusses the results of a study by Arthur D. Little entitled ‘Future of Mobility 3.0’. The study assessed three key criteria with regards to city mobility including maturity, innovation and performance. London was ranked seventh of 100 cities worldwide and was praised for its public...
In the Press
July 2018

Staying competitive: How operators can adapt to the surge...

Major technological developments, such as big data, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, as well as the emergence of new, compact forms of energy, have opened up a range of new options for individual mobility. Customers now expect fast, reliable, convenient and personalized mobility...
In the Press
July 2018

Opportunity knocks for battery suppliers as EV demand...

This article discusses a new report by Arthur D. Little entitled, ‘Future of batteries: Winner takes all?’ The report predicts the battery market will become a $90 billion-plus sector by 2025, and that new innovations, such as solid-state electrolyte lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, will replace...
In the Press
July 2018

Fleet Mobility – A switch in time

This article discusses a new report by Arthur D. Little entitled, ‘Future of batteries: Winner takes all?’ The report predicts the battery market will become a $90 billion-plus sector by 2025, and that new innovations, such as solid-state electrolyte lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, will replace...
In the Press
July 2018

Arthur D. Little predicts innovative next-generation...

Arthur D. Little (ADL) today released a new study, “Future of batteries: Winner takes all?” Based on extensive market analysis, the report examines the current enormous level of activity in the sector, which has seen existing and new players invest over $13.7 billion over the last two years. It...
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