Insights-As-A-Service 2018 Global Market Analysis, Growth, Trends, Segmentation & Forecast To 2023

Nov 2, 2018

Insights-As-A-Service – Global Market Growth, Opportunities, Analysis of Top Key Players and Forecast to 2023

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Insights-As-A-Service Market 2018   

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The Insights-As-A-Service market revenue was xx.xx Million USD in 2013, grew to xx.xx Million USD in 2017, and will reach xx.xx Million USD in 2023, with a CAGR of x.x% during 2018-2023. Based on the Insights-As-A-Service industrial chain, this report mainly elaborate the definition, types, applications and major players of Insights-As-A-Service market in details. Deep analysis about market status (2013-2018), enterprise competition pattern, advantages and disadvantages of enterprise Products, industry development trends (2018-2023), regional industrial layout characteristics and macroeconomic policies, industrial policy has also be included. From raw materials to downstream buyers of this industry will be analyzed scientifically, the feature of product circulation and sales channel will be presented as well. In a word, this report will help you to establish a panorama of industrial development and characteristics of the Insights-As-A-Service market.
The Insights-As-A-Service market can be split based on product types, major applications, and important regions.

Major Players in Insights-As-A-Service market are:
SmartFocus
GoodData
Zephyr Health.
Oracle
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited
NTT Data
Capgemini
Accenture Plc
IBM
Dell EMC

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Major Regions play vital role in Insights-As-A-Service market are:
North America
Europe
China
Japan
Middle East & Africa
India
South America
Others

Most important types of Insights-As-A-Service products covered in this report are:
Predictive Insights
Descriptive Insights
Prescriptive Insights

Most widely used downstream fields of Insights-As-A-Service market covered in this report are:
BFSI
Healthcare and Life Sciences
Retail and Consumer Goods
Energy and Utilities
Others

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Table of Content:

Global Insights-As-A-Service Industry Market Research Report
1 Insights-As-A-Service Introduction and Market Overview
    1.1 Objectives of the Study
1.2 Definition of Insights-As-A-Service
1.3 Insights-As-A-Service Market Scope and Market Size Estimation
1.3.1 Market Concentration Ratio and Market Maturity Analysis
1.3.2 Global Insights-As-A-Service Value ($) and Growth Rate from 2013-2023
1.4 Market Segmentation
1.4.1 Types of Insights-As-A-Service
1.4.2 Applications of Insights-As-A-Service
1.4.3 Research Regions
1.4.3.1 North America Insights-As-A-Service Production Value ($) and Growth Rate (2013-2018)
1.4.3.2 Europe Insights-As-A-Service Production Value ($) and Growth Rate (2013-2018)
1.4.3.3 China Insights-As-A-Service Production Value ($) and Growth Rate (2013-2018)
1.4.3.4 Japan Insights-As-A-Service Production Value ($) and Growth Rate (2013-2018)
1.4.3.5 Middle East & Africa Insights-As-A-Service Production Value ($) and Growth Rate (2013-2018)
1.4.3.6 India Insights-As-A-Service Production Value ($) and Growth Rate (2013-2018)
1.4.3.7 South America Insights-As-A-Service Production Value ($) and Growth Rate (2013-2018)
1.5 Market Dynamics
1.5.1 Drivers
1.5.1.1 Emerging Countries of Insights-As-A-Service
1.5.1.2 Growing Market of Insights-As-A-Service
1.5.2 Limitations
1.5.3 Opportunities
1.6 Industry News and Policies by Regions
1.6.1 Industry News
1.6.2 Industry Policies

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8 Competitive Landscape
    8.1 Competitive Profile
    8.2 SmartFocus
      8.2.1 Company Profiles
8.2.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.2.3 SmartFocus Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.2.4 SmartFocus Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.3 GoodData
      8.3.1 Company Profiles
8.3.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.3.3 GoodData Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.3.4 GoodData Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.4 Zephyr Health.
      8.4.1 Company Profiles
8.4.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.4.3 Zephyr Health. Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.4.4 Zephyr Health. Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.5 Oracle
      8.5.1 Company Profiles
8.5.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.5.3 Oracle Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.5.4 Oracle Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.6 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited
      8.6.1 Company Profiles
8.6.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.6.3 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.6.4 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.7 NTT Data
      8.7.1 Company Profiles
8.7.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.7.3 NTT Data Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.7.4 NTT Data Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.8 Capgemini
      8.8.1 Company Profiles
8.8.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.8.3 Capgemini Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.8.4 Capgemini Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.9 Accenture Plc
      8.9.1 Company Profiles
8.9.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.9.3 Accenture Plc Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.9.4 Accenture Plc Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.10 IBM
      8.10.1 Company Profiles
8.10.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.10.3 IBM Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.10.4 IBM Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017
    8.11 Dell EMC
      8.11.1 Company Profiles
8.11.2 Insights-As-A-Service Product Introduction
8.11.3 Dell EMC Production, Value ($), Price, Gross Margin 2013-2018E
8.11.4 Dell EMC Market Share of Insights-As-A-Service Segmented by Region in 2017

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Sep 28, 2026

Phillies clinch MLB playoffs berth

LOS ANGELES — Bryce Harper and Edmundo Sosa blasted home runs as the Philadelphia Phillies punched their ticket to the playoffs with a 7-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday (Monday in Manila) as the curtain came down on Major League Baseball’s regular season. The Phillies had gone into Sunday’s home game against Tampa Bay on the back of a four-game losing streak, raising the prospect of the Arizona Diamondbacks pipping them to the final spot available in the National League wild card round. But the Phillies made sure of their place in the playoffs with a clinical performance that sends them into a best-of-three series against the Atlanta Braves starting on Tuesday. Phillies starting pitcher Zach Wheeler set up the victory, throwing six innings and giving up just one run with five hits and five strikeouts. The Phillies offense also kept the scoreboard rolling, with Bryson Stott driving in a run for Kyle Schwarber with a double in the bottom of the first inning. J.T Realmuto’s double in the bottom of the second made it 2-0 before Schwarber drove in two more runs with a sharp line drive that sent Realmuto and Trea Turner over home plate for a 4-0 lead. Jonny DeLuca pulled one back with a solo home run for the Rays in the fifth inning but Harper then made it 5-1 with a 366-foot solo homer. Brandon Marsh’s sacrifice fly allowed Stott to score for a 6-1 lead before Sosa’s home run made sure of victory. The only other major issue to be settled on Sunday was the winner of the American League West division, with the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers neck-and-neck with 80-81 records at the start of the day. With the Astros holding the better head-to-head record between the two teams, the Rangers needed to beat the Minnesota Twins and hope the Astros lost on the road to the Athletics in Sacramento. But the Rangers’ hopes evaporated in a 6-4 defeat to the Twins which made the Astros’ comfortable 9-0 win over the Athletics moot. The wild card rounds get under way on Tuesday, with the Phillies taking on the Braves in the National League and the fifth-seeded Chicago Cubs facing the fourth-seeded San Diego Padres in California. In the American League, the Astros will face the sixth-seeded Chicago White Sox while the fourth-seeded New York Yankees host the Boston Red Sox. The Yankees’ final fixture of the 162-game season against the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday was cancelled as a powerful storm rolled into New York.

Nishimura cops first LPGA title
Sep 28, 2026

Nishimura cops first LPGA title

WASHINGTON, United States — Yuna Nishimura captured her first LPGA title on Sunday (Monday in Manila) at the NW Arkansas Championship, doing so in wire-to-wire fashion after firing a final-round five-under-par 66 at Pinnacle Country Club. The 26-year-old Japanese standout, a six-time winner on her homeland tour, managed her first top-10 finish of the year outside pairs events after missing the cut in five of her past six starts. Nishimura fired back-to-back 63s to seize a five-stroke lead before closing the 54-hole event with five birdies, two bogeys and an eagle to finish on 21-under 192 for a five-stroke triumph at Rogers, Arkansas. “A five-shot lead is a pretty tough situation but I believed in myself and just kept going until the end,” Nishimura said. “I missed a lot of cuts this year, so for me to win this tournament is a surprise, but it’s a dream come true.” Nishimura became the third LPGA first-time winner of the season and the 24th Japanese player with an LPGA victory. Sharing second on 197 were Japan’s Aki Iwai, South Korean Chun In-gee and Thailand’s Chanettee Wannasaen. Iwai fired five consecutive birdies in her closing 62. “I was thinking it’s going to be low every player,” Iwai said. “That’s why I have to go... more aggressive.” AFP RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — The Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys 34-31 in the NFL’s first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro as the Washington Commanders and backup quarterback Marcus Mariota stunned Seattle 33-31 Sunday (Monday in Manila). The first NFL game at Brazil’s iconic Maracana, where the build-up had been dominated by concerns over the soccer stadium’s patchy surface, proved to be a breathless thriller decided by a final kick. With Derrick Henry at his unstoppable best, rushing for two early touchdowns, the Baltimore Ravens opened a 24-13 lead in the third quarter. The Cowboys scored 15 without reply to edge ahead, before Ravens rookie Matt Hibner grabbed a touchdown back. Deep in the red zone, Dallas could not force a touchdown, but a field goal with seven seconds remaining appeared to force overtime. Instead, Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson hurled the ball 26 yards to Zay Flowers, and immediately called a timeout with one second left on the clock. Tyler Loop converted a 56-yard field goal to prompt wild celebrations. “Major, major credit to those guys straining all the way till the end,” said Ravens coach Jesse Minter. “We felt like we had time to maybe get the ball in range. Unbelievable play by Lamar and Zay, and then obviously Tyler Loop.” Earlier Sunday, reeling from two losses and an injury to franchise quarterback Jayden Daniels, the Washington Commanders turned to 32-year-old journeyman Mariota. He completed three passing touchdowns to hand the reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks their first loss of the season, and snap Seattle’s 12-game winning streak. Seattle’s loss came despite their own star quarterback Sam Darnold returning from injury to pass for 379 yards and four touchdowns, with two interceptions.

Ravens grab last-second win in Rio
Sep 28, 2026

Ravens grab last-second win in Rio

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — The Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys 34-31 in the NFL's first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro as the Washington Commanders and backup quarterback Marcus Mariota stunned Seattle 33-31 Sunday (Monday in Manila). The first NFL game at Brazil's iconic Maracana, where the build-up had been dominated by concerns over the soccer stadium's patchy surface, proved to be a breathless thriller decided by a final kick. With Derrick Henry at his unstoppable best, rushing for two early touchdowns, the Baltimore Ravens opened a 24-13 lead in the third quarter. The Cowboys scored 15 without reply to edge ahead, before Ravens rookie Matt Hibner grabbed a touchdown back. Deep in the red zone, Dallas could not force a touchdown, but a field goal with seven seconds remaining appeared to force overtime. Instead, Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson hurled the ball 26 yards to Zay Flowers, and immediately called a timeout with one second left on the clock. Tyler Loop converted a 56-yard field goal to prompt wild celebrations. "Major, major credit to those guys straining all the way till the end," said Ravens coach Jesse Minter. "We felt like we had time to maybe get the ball in range. Unbelievable play by Lamar and Zay, and then obviously Tyler Loop." Earlier Sunday, reeling from two losses and an injury to franchise quarterback Jayden Daniels, the Washington Commanders turned to 32-year-old journeyman Mariota. He completed three passing touchdowns to hand the reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks their first loss of the season, and snap Seattle's 12-game winning streak. Seattle's loss came despite their own star quarterback Sam Darnold returning from injury to pass for 379 yards and four touchdowns, with two interceptions. Mariota sent early touchdown passes Rachaad White and Treylon Burks, before his 30-yard hurl to Terry McLaurin opened a 14-point advantage. Seattle fought back to 24-24. But after a Commanders field goal, Darnold's pass was picked by Kain Medrano, a special teams player and backup linebacker, who raced 50 yards to make it 33-24. Seahawks pulled back a touchdown but Washington held on. "That was unbelievable... the more that adversity hits, the more that circumstances pin us against the wall, these guys find a way," said Mariota. Tight finishes On a Sunday packed with tight finishes, Jahmyr Gibbs and the Detroit Lions saw off a spirited Jets fightback, winning 31-24. New York's Garrett Wilson took a superb 4th down catch from Geno Smith that was ruled a touchdown on video review, tying the game 24-24. But the joy was short-lived. Gibbs rushed for his third touchdown, Wilson departed injured, and Jets quarterback Smith was sacked on 4th down to snuff out any hope. Cleveland quarterback DeShaun Watson, making his home season debut after being booed by his own fans in the offseason, led the Browns to a last-gasp 21-18 win over Carolina. In the final year of a $230 million five-year contract ravaged by injuries and off-field controversy, Watson threw for two touchdowns, including a go-ahead 14-yard sling to Harold Fannin Jr. under two minutes left. Pittsburgh bagged a late win against Cincinnati. Veteran Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers shook off recent offensive woes with three touchdowns. The Bengals took a fourth-quarter lead, but two field goals and a late strip-sack of Joe Burrow sealed the Steelers win 30-27. The Indianapolis Colts needed a 53-yard field goal with 21 seconds remaining to beat the Houston Texans 19-17. Bills, Chiefs win The Buffalo Bills defeated the winless Los Angeles Chargers 24-16, despite committing five turnovers. The San Francisco 49ers never trailed the Arizona Cardinals in a 36-30 win featuring four touchdown passes from Brock Purdy and two endzone receptions for George Kittle. Kansas City were comfortable 24-10 winners over Miami, while New England — last year's Super Bowl loser — was thrashed 35-6 by Jacksonville. Quarterback Kyler Murray returned from concussion in a 23-16 Minnesota win at Tampa Bay, while Las Vegas beat New Orleans 35-27. The Tennessee Titans remain 0-3, as quarterback Cam Ward threw a disastrous interception on a potentially winning drive against the New York Giants, who won 12-7.

Alex Eala shrugs off weather conditions, possible WTA fine as she chases Asian Games gold
Sep 28, 2026

Alex Eala shrugs off weather conditions, possible WTA fine as she chases Asian Games gold

Despite the rain, a shuffled schedule, and even the possibility of a WTA fine, Alex Eala remains focused on chasing Asian Games gold.

Alex Eala opens Asian Games run on high note; sepak takraw secure medals for PH
Sep 28, 2026

Alex Eala opens Asian Games run on high note; sepak takraw secure medals for PH

Alexandra Eala opened her campaign in the 2026 Asian Games on a high note, while the Philippine sepak takraw team secured medals for the country on Monday in Japan.

Eumir Marcial hails SportsPlus’ unwavering support for Filipino athletes
Sep 28, 2026

Eumir Marcial hails SportsPlus’ unwavering support for Filipino athletes

MANILA, Philippines — Olympic bronze medalist Eumir Marcial has a heavyweight in his corner. SportsPlus, the country’s premier sportsbook, has partnered with the Filipino boxing star for his last two professional bouts, supporting him as he continues his pursuit of a world championship. Marcial, 8-0 with 5 knockouts as a professional, is coming off a highlight-reel victory after stopping Omar Huerta via third-round knockout earlier this month in California, USA. Reflecting on his professional journey, Marcial credited SportsPlus for playing an important role in his development inside and outside the ring. “First of all, I’m truly honored and grateful that SportsPlus PH believed in me and did not hesitate to support me. They made me feel that I can become a world champion someday as a professional boxer,” Marcial said. “They are there to help and support me as I take every step in my career. From the 50th Anniversary of Thrilla in Manila to my fight against Huerta, they have been there, backing me and supporting me every step of the way.” Beyond his own partnership with SportsPlus, the 30-year-old Marcial, who hails from Lunzuran, Zamboanga City, also acknowledged the company’s broader support for Filipino athletes through its partnership with the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC). “I’m also very happy because they don’t just support me in my professional fights. They also support us national athletes through their partnership with the Philippine Olympic Committee,” Marcial said. “SportsPlus also supports the grassroots program that I’m building right now. Every time I need support, they are there. They believe Filipino athletes deserve recognition not only in the Philippines, but around the world,” he continued. “They also believe that through sports, you can build a better future and achieve success. That’s why SportsPlus’ trust and support mean so much to me. They are not just a sponsor; they truly believe in me, in Filipino athletes, and in Philippine sports.” At 5-foot-11, Marcial also cross-trains in basketball and is part of the Zamboanga SiKat roster in the ongoing SportsPlus MPBL (Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League) 2026 Season. But while Marcial enjoys being on the basketball court, his primary focus remains boxing. “I hope this journey with SportsPlus continues until we finally win the world championship belt,” said Marcial, who has been promised a world title shot next year by PBC and his longtime adviser and matchmaker Sean Gibbons. SportsPlus Head of Brand Marketing Paul Macalindong expressed equal enthusiasm about the partnership. “SportsPlus and Eumir Marcial’s partnership is built on shared values of integrity, excellence, and a deep commitment to sports. We believe in the potential of Filipino athletes, and we firmly believe that Eumir has what it takes to become a world champion,” Macalindong said. Marcial has already demonstrated the talent, determination, and resilience required to compete at the highest level. With SportsPlus continuing to support his professional journey, the Filipino boxing star remains focused on the ultimate goal—a world championship. TMT

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