Research reveals Intelligent Transportation Systems revenues set to soar phenomenally
Interactive Analyst Briefing European Intelligent Transportation Systems Markets To complement the release of Frost & Sullivan's European Intelligent Transportation Systems Markets report, you are invited to participate in an interactive analyst briefing (IAB) via teleconference. The authors of this study, Miranda Carpenter and Peter Bowlus, will be highlighting the key market trends and analysing the emerging opportunities within this dynamic industry. This insightful research details the three key market systems: advanced traffic management, electronic toll collection and traffic information. Subsequently, the impacts of market growth and revolutionary technological development on suppliers, manufacturers and customers are examined. Complete the information request below to take advantage of this unique opportunity. Subject: European Intelligent Transportation Systems Markets Time: 14:30 GMT (15:30 CET) Thursday 21st March 2002 Cost: Free To view a detailed table of contents for this report please click http://pull.xmr3.com/p/638-F663/33801609/http-www.frost.com-prod-servlet-fcom-A=1-Acclickto1.html . Revenues set to double in five years Market revenues from European intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are set to soar phenomenally from under €1 billion in 2001 to a projected €2.15 billion in 2006. This substantial increase is expected to revolutionise the way the market operates, the technology in use, the product portfolio and the competitive structure of the industry. So why is the market set to advance so dramatically? In today's society, increasing pressure for just-in-time deliveries is just one of the myriad reasons for the 175 million vehicles on the roads in Western Europe causing severe congestion. It is therefore essential to monitor, manage and inform road users of traffic issues facing them on the roads. ITS enables traffic to move freely and safely, allowing motorists to find alternative routes or forms of transport in order to cause as little disruption to their journey as possible. These findings illustrate market development patterns, market opportunities and the emerging industry challenges. They give valuable information for those examining competitive structures and corporate strategies. In particular the report focuses on: * Revenue-generating opportunities for a wide variety of market participants * Analysis of market indicators including individual market forecasts * Market drivers, challenges and restraints * Geographical analysis in relation to product types * Technology trends - initiatives and interoperability * Pricing analysis * Competitive and strategic analyses of key companies Agenda * Introduction * 15 minute presentation by the analysts * 15 minute interactive question and answer session How to attend the briefing Simply reply to this email, mark your choice (X) and confirm your details below. You will then receive instructions of how to dial into the teleconference and will be sent a reminder prior to the briefing. ( ) Yes, I would like to attend the European Intelligent Transportation Systems Markets IAB ( ) Please send me further information about this IAB ( ) I would like to attend this IAB but the date/time is not convenient ( ) I will not be attending this IAB but would like further information about this report (code: B026) ( ) I would like my account manager to contact me about this report/IAB Name: Company: Job title: Email: Send to a friend Would any of your colleagues be interested in this report? If so, simply click http://www.xmr3.com/sf/147720-4609942-2-638-UK1-9CBA and this email will be sent to them at your request. Documents: header_1.JPG: http://pull.xmr3.com/p/638-F663/33801607/header_1.JPG (15.0 Kb) Frost & Sullivan, Tel: +44 (01865) 398662, Mailto:enquiries@frost.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- If you would prefer not to receive further messages from this sender: 1. Click on the Reply button. 2. Replace the Subject field with the word REMOVE. 3. Click the Send button. You will receive one additional e-mail message confirming your removal.
