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In recent years, the global chemical industry has undergone major structural changes: the displacement of manufacturing plants in Asian countries, new growth emerging markets, new technologies, and raw material costs, and the impact of the global financial crisis. With the advent of urbanization, smart work came into being. As the world is busy getting urbanized and want to invest the time in instant development, chemical and material industry took the charge of various sectors for their advancement. Other industries, to name a few like healthcare, electronics, food and beverages, pharmaceutical, construction, oil and gas and transportation, depend upon chemicals and materials industry for its elevation. Chemicals segments have seen a sharp drop in demand and margins due to the global financial crisis. Demand for chemicals is expected to pick up in developed markets, although it is less important than Asian demand. The chemical industry is one of the oldest manufacturing industries.

The auto industry is undergoing a drastic shift towards alternative and unconventional fuels, and this trend is Tesla's business model. Tesla Motors' ground-breaking move, focused on a clean, fossil-free future, marks a new direction for the auto industry. GreyViews’s active focus identifies early innovation opportunities for customers in the global automotive arena. Our latest statistics on the next generation of automotive technologies, such as connected cars, vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), automotive emissions control, hybrid vehicles, electric cars, autonomous and augmented reality panels, ensure that customers are at the forefront of the innovation. The consolidation trend in the automotive sector is increasing, with the production of motor vehicles mainly in the hands of a few large companies and small independent manufacturers. Our latest statistics on the next generation of automotive technologies, such as connected cars, vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), automotive emissions control, hybrid, electric vehicles, autonomous cars and augmented reality panels, ensure that customers are on the cutting edge of the innovation.

Advanced materials often outperform other conventional materials with their superior properties such as toughness, toughness, durability, and elasticity. The future of advanced materials is complex and unpredictable as materials scientists strive to improve existing materials and invent new ones to meet industrial demands. The development of advanced materials must lead to the design of entirely new products, from warships to medical devices to computers. The research range of advanced materials is very wide and so is its possible application. Other emerging materials research areas include superconductors, amphiphilic materials, spintronics, and advanced engineering polymers. A great focus for advanced materials applications is in high-value markets such as aerospace, defense, and healthcare, while green initiatives also require new materials.

Rising global energy demands, volatile oil and gas prices, and increasing complex regulatory and environmental pressures have brought much to other alternative energy sources in this decade. Awareness and commitment to “green” energy sources have increased in all regions and companies. The pollution from conventional energy sources has also created the demand for green energy. In most emerging economies such as the BRIC countries, the energy industry is largely controlled by the government and the utility sector. But the momentum is changing drastically, driven by new policy changes, increased privatization, easing of FDI norms in the sector, new capital investments of electricity projects by both public and private, use of smart metering and smart grid to better manage services and reduce of transmission losses as well as increasing electricity demand. Because of the excellent government support for renewable energy projects around the world, there is a wide variety of investments and demand for solar and wind energy projects.

The health sector has seen aggressive growth in recent years. With the latest developments in information technology and the changing requirements of patients and health organizations, the future of the IT industry in health care is shaping up. Many countries are already implementing large electronic health records (EPDs). The healthcare industry is responsible for storing, transferring, and managing medical records between laboratories, insurance agencies, hospitals, patients, and government agencies. Biopharmaceutical product development represents a breakthrough for the industry and personalized therapies hold promise in the near future. Although mature markets are still responsible for more than half of all global pharmaceutical industry sales, large pharmaceutical companies and alcove pharmaceutical companies are now realizing the profit potential of growing markets.

The semiconductor and electronics industry has seen steady growth from its inception almost 40 years ago until the financial crisis of 2009. The current crisis has caused enormous problems: falls in production, sales, supply and consumption. Characterized by high competition, low profit margins and intense research and development efforts to offer smaller and faster products; The growing demand for IT hardware, office automation products, consumer electronics such as mobile phones, and automotive products is driving the global electronics and semiconductor industry globally.