Posts with tag: expert interviews

Analysis of the Cloud Computing and Data Center Market in 5 Countries of Central and Eastern Europe Analiza rynku chmury obliczeniowej oraz data center w 5 krajach Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej

For one of Europe’s largest telecommunications operators, our team conducted a comprehensive analysis of the cloud computing and data center market in selected countries in Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe: Croatia, the Czech Republic, Greece, Slovakia, and Hungary. The project involved both quantitative and qualitative research, and its goal was to provide the client with reliable information on market potential, competition, and trends shaping the cloud and data center industries in the region.

Project Objectives

The client, an active player in the data center market, needed comprehensive information about the markets in which it operates. PMR’s task was to:

Project Details

As part of the project, PMR carried out the following:

  • 20 in-depth interviews (IDIs) with cloud and data center service providers (integrators, service providers, telecommunications operators), which provided an in-depth understanding of the supply-side perspective.
  • Quantitative research (CAWI and CATI) conducted on a total sample of 500 companies (demand side) across five countries in the region, which made it possible to collect detailed data on the expectations and preferences of business customers.
  • Desk research – an analysis of available sources and market data used to calculate key indicators describing the size and structure of the market in each country.

The collected data was used to develop five-year forecasts for the growth of the cloud and data center markets, taking into account both sector-specific factors and the macroeconomic environment in each of the countries studied.

Project Results

As a result of our research, we have prepared:

What did our client gain?

The PMR project enabled the client to:

Summary

PMR’s analysis of the cloud computing and data center market provides a solid foundation for strategic decision-making by leaders in the telecommunications and IT industries. Thanks to a comprehensive research approach and practical recommendations, the client has gained the tools needed for dynamic growth and to build a strong position in the cloud and data center markets in Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe.

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ANALYSIS OF THE COST OF TREATMENT FOR THE MOST COMMON DISEASES IN POLAND Analiza wysokości kosztów leczenia

For one of the world’s leading providers of insurance and retirement products, our team conducted a comprehensive analysis of the treatment costs for the most common diseases in Poland. The project also included an assessment of the costs of treating rare diseases, which for many patients involve very high, often unplanned expenses.

Project Objectives

The purpose of the study was to provide the client with reliable, up-to-date data on the costs of treating the diseases most likely to occur in Poland—from the patient’s perspective. The analysis was also intended to cover rare diseases, which generate exceptionally high costs for patients and their families. This information was essential for supporting the client’s business activities, including the preparation of a publicly available report as well as marketing and sales materials.

Project details:

Our team carried out the project using two main methods. We completed the following:

Thanks to our team’s many years of experience in the healthcare sector, the project was carried out smoothly and efficiently, despite the limited availability of open data on out-of-pocket medical costs.

Project Results

Based on our research, we’ve put together a checklist:

What did the customer gain?

The project enabled the client to:

Summary

PMR’s analysis of the treatment costs for the most common diseases in Poland serves as a reliable tool for insurance companies and the healthcare industry, enabling them to make sound business decisions and effectively help patients prepare for unexpected healthcare expenses.

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