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This week, we bring you new information on the markets for lab automation, medical publishing, restaurants, soft drinks, potential blockbuster drugs, and much more.

The healthcare sector has moved from using paper-based records to electronically updated and shared records. This, in turn, has increased the demand for the Internet of Things (IoT) in healthcare to enable the collection and sharing of information directly through the Internet from anywhere in the world.

Medical device companies produce a wide variety of products such as wheelchairs, defibrillators, pacemakers, stents, and infusion pumps.

The medical device industry is highly regulated, and companies must invest in constant research and development in order to maintain a competitive edge.

MarketResearch.com's publishing divisions were recently cited in NPR, BBC, The Washington Post, Fast Company, and dozens of trade publications.

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The past few decades have witnessed several blockbuster drug performances in the pharma industry, changing the face of the industry as well as completely transforming the fate of many companies and stakeholders. The success of these drugs justifies the rigorous process of development, which is tough and economically draining.

China offers many investment opportunities in the chemical sector. The country is expected to attract foreign investors in a variety of markets such as pesticides, rubbers and fibers, ethyl alcohol and plastic materials, according to the recently published Chemicals Market Global Report 2017 by The Business Research Company (TBRC).

Catch up on the latest blog posts written by expert analysts from MarketResearch.com's publishing divisions and external partners.

This week, we bring you new information on affluent consumers, trends in clinical chemistry, the role of artificial intelligence in publishing, and other timely topics.

The world is moving beyond standalone networks, systems, and devices into a new era in which virtually everything of value is connected. The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to this concept of connectivity in which real-world “things” (electronics, equipment, appliances, and other assets) communicate with each other and also with computing resources for purposes of monitoring, recording, and controlling things.

Here's an overview of the latest market research blog posts written by a variety of expert industry analysts.

This week, we cover new developments in higher education, medical devices, food & beverage, and more.

The electronics industry is extremely dynamic as technologies, materials, and business models are continuously restructured to meet evolving consumer demand. The demand for miniaturized (i.e., smaller, lighter, and thinner electronics products), improved connectivity and computing power, faster data speeds, and most importantly, sustainability, is encouraging innovations in this industry.