Monday, May 7, 2018

Malaysia Data Centre Market, Hosting Services Market, Cloud and Data center companies in Malaysia, Data Center Providers Malaysia – Ken Research

How Data Centre Market Is Positioned in Malaysia?
Data centres are usually run by big corporations and government agencies to store and process their own data. However, in recent years corporations and government agencies have started outsourcing DC services from companies having expertise in building, operations and management of data centre. Smaller businesses are also seeking services from these data centre companies for their data storage and operational requirements. Companies are investing huge sums of money to safeguard their data and maintain continuous operations as success of companies nowadays depend smooth running of their software operations.
With a vision of enlisting Malaysia into the list of developed countries in the world, the Malaysian government has launched the Economic Transformation Program (ETP). Under this program, development of data centre hubs across the country is one of the key
Entry Point Projects (EPPs) under the Business Services NKEAs (National Key Economic Areas) of the Economic Transformation Program (ETP). Owing to the Government’s relentless efforts the country is evolving as an attractive destination for global corporations to outsource their data storage business. The revenue of the overall market has grown from USD ~ million in 2012 to USD ~ million in 2017, with a CAGR of ~% during 2012-2017.
Although, there is stiff competition from markets like Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan, the market in Malaysia is growing on the back of low overhead cost. Unlike countries like Singapore and Japan, the land available in Malaysia for development of data centre is abundant. Government has specifically dedicated hubs across the country and provides companies with special incentives/subsidies and rebates to establish companies in these hubs.
Which is More Preferred- Colocation or Managed Hosting?
Colocation refers to pure space rental, including private vaults, floor space, cage, or racks in different sizes. It includes basic infrastructure support such as power, cooling, basic network connectivity and physical security measures. Customers need to purchase their own servers and deploy their own in-house IT resources to manage the servers.
The Malaysia data centre market is largely dominated by the demand for collocation services. In 2017, of the total revenue generated by the data centre market, ~% of the share was contributed by colocation services which amounted to USD ~ million.
Colocation services are usually procured by companies that require large DC space for a longer duration of time. In Malaysia the major industries that use colocation services are banking & finance, government agencies and oil and gas sector.
Managed hosting services are usually procured by industries that do not wish to spend much on the handling of data, companies that do not have excessive data and only require small or medium space or companies that do not have expertise in handling and managing data. In Malaysia, these industries mainly comprise of IT & ITES (IT enabled services) companies, manufacturing companies, healthcare, retail, automotive, education, media and other industries.
Which are the Major Industries Procuring Data Centre Services in Malaysia?
In Malaysia the largest consumer for data centre services are banking, finance and insurance industry. In 2017, ~% of the total revenue generated by the data centre market in Malaysia was contributed by the Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) industry.
These banking and finance companies majorly procure colocation services. The data stored by the companies from the BFSI industry is highly confidential and companies often implement extra security measures (apart from the security measures provided by the DC operator) for protection of the data.
To implement the business continuity plan, all the BFSI companies procure data centre services for both production and disaster recovery.
International BFSI companies contribute a larger share to the overall revenue of the Malaysian data centre market in comparison to the domestic BFSI companies.
The Federal Government of Malaysia has been the second largest customers of data centre services in the country. In 2017, ~% of the total revenue generated by the data centre market in Malaysia was contributed by the services procured by the Federal Government.
Content and Technology companies contributed around ~% share to the total revenue of the Malaysian data centre market in 2017. These companies procure a mixed share of services comprising of colocation, managed hosting and cloud services. A large percentage of these companies use data centre services to host websites. A significant percentage of clients from the content and technology industry procure disaster recovery services, however it is less than the clients from the BFSI industry
Which are the major regions having Clusters of Data Centres in Malaysia?
Cyberjaya in Selangor has the largest number of data centres in Malaysia. The Shah Alam area in the Selangor region has also witnessed construction of data centres in the past few years.  In 2017, the data centres present in the Selangor region constitute around ~% of the total data centre floor space in the country. Cyberjaya has been named as the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) by the government under the plan to promote it as a robust ecosystem for data centres in the country.
The MDeC’s initiative to introduce the Inter Data Centre Network in 2015 by deploying an ultra-broadband backbone network interconnecting data centers in the state, has further highlighted the area as an attractive option for setting up a data centre in Malaysia
The data centres present in Kuala Lumpur collectively constituted around 15.3% of the total data centre space present in the country, in 2017.Kuala Lumpur is the national capital of the country and is the only global city in Malaysia with a bustling economy. The city has the second highest share of data centre space in the country owing to the demand from a large number of global and domestic companies.
Other major regions that have data centre companies are Penang and Sabah. These areas contribute a total of 2.1% to the total data centre floor space present in the country.
Major companies present in Penang region are VADS, AIMS and Exabytes. Major companies present in Sabah region are AIMS and Sabah Net Sdn. Bhd. With the development of the overall digital economy in Malaysia, these regions are also likely to witness rise in demand of data centres.
Future Growth of Malaysia Data CEntre Market
The Malaysian data centre market is likely to witness double digit year on year growth for the next five years. The market is expected to grow with a CAGR of ~% during 2018-2022. The overall revenues of the market is expected to grow from USD ~ million in 2018 to USD ~ million in 2022. Investments by the MDeC, focused approach by the government to develop the ICT infrastructure, development of new region for the IT industry and entry of new data centre companies in the market will fuel the growth of the industry in the future. Investments made by the Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation (MDeC) to establish datapark in Iskandar, Johor will further act as a catalyst for the market. Availability of reasonably priced land in Johor region which has close proximity to Singapore and the grant of special Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) status by the government are likely to attract more Data Centre (DC) companies into the country.
Companies Cited in the Report
List of Companies                Companies Covered in the Report
CSF
VADS
NTT MSC
AIMS
Skali
Strateq
My Telehaus
HeiTech Padu                             Players in Malaysia Data Centre  Market
Basis Bay
HDC
Hitachi Sunway
Exitra
PLT Pro Data Centre
Extreme Broadband
Aktifnet
Experian
CRF
N2N
RedTone
Safehouse
Teliti
Key Topics Covered in the Report:
Comprehensive analysis of Malaysia Data Centre Market and its segments
Listed major players and their positioning in the market
Identified major industry developments in last few years and assessed the future growth of the industry
Value chain analysis  of Malaysia Data Centre Market
Hosting Services Market
Malaysia Data Centre Market
Growth Data Center Investment Malaysia
Malaysia cloud computing market
Cloud Companies Malaysia
Malaysia Data Centre Revenue
Colocation Services in Malaysia
Data Center Providers Malaysia
Data center companies in Malaysia
Managed Hosting Services in Malaysia
Basis Bay Data Centre Malaysia Revenue
CSF Group Malaysia Revenue Data Centre
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India Non Whey Mass Gain Market Research Report-Ken Research

Research Methodology - Market Definitions
India Non Whey Mass Gain Market Size: India Non Whey Mass Gain Market Size has been defined as the total revenue generated by the domestic sales and imports of non whey mass gaining products manufactured using non whey sources of proteins (soy, pea, potato, egg) such as non whey protein isolates and non whey blends with carbohydrates & with other nutritional supplements. The market does not include whey protein mass gain isolates, whey protein blends with carbohydrates & with other nutritional supplements’ blends and whey & non whey blends. Exports have not been considered in the market size. Additionally, the market includes product sales through various distribution channels including online and offline (MBO, EBO, supermarkets, Chemists, Pharmacies, Grocery Stores, Non Grocery Stores, Product Stall and Others) modes. The market has been evaluated at manufacturer’s price.

India Sports Nutrition Market Size: India Sports Nutrition Market Size has been defined as the revenue generated by the sales of nutritional products which improve physical endurance, increasing muscle growth/development/mass, or speeding recovery after exercise. Sports nutrition is targeted at athletes and gym-goers, and their principal purpose is to build muscle and to boost energy. Sports Nutrition tracks two types of products: Protein and Non-Protein. Sports protein include bars, powder and ready-to-drink (RTD) with equal or more of 20 grams of protein per serving (not per 100gr). Sports Non-Protein includes products that do not have protein as its core ingredient. They can be used to repair muscle or as energy/endurance booster. Note: Mainstream sports nutrition products such as sports drinks (e.g. Gatorade), energy drinks (e.g. Red Bull), or mass market energy/low protein bars (e.g. Clif Bar) are not included here. It also excludes high protein bars not specifically positioned for sports. Energy and sports drinks are tracked in the Soft Drinks system and energy/nutrition bars in the Packaged Foods system.

Total Addressable Market (TAM): The total addressable market has been defined as the total number of non-gym going population in the country (or region).

Research Methodology - Consolidated Research Approach
Hypothesis Creation: The research team has first framed a hypothesis about the market through analysis of existing industry factors obtained from magazines, journals, investor presentations, industry articles and annual reports of major companies in India and Abroad (Companies selling products in India).

Hypothesis Testing: The research team conducted computer assisted telephonic interview (CATI) with several industry professionals including decision makers in leading companies and other protein & health nutrition experts across sports nutrition industry. The industry professionals included several management executives, franchise marketing & support heads, business development managers, business development heads, key account managers, brand manager, regional managers of major non whey mass gain brands including Endura, Ayurwin Pharma, Accumass, Optimum Nutrition, Bright Lifecare, Medisys and others in the ecosystem. The analyst at Ken Research collated their insights on the market onboard and to seek justification to the hypothesis framed by the team. Additionally several nutritionists from different sectors have been interviewed to understand their perspectives, needs, pain points and the prices they are willing to pay.

Sanity Checking @ Decision Tree Analysis: Data has been collected and verified through cross-sanity checking the opinion and facts received from interview with the hypotheses framed from public databases. The team has verified the data by conducting both bottom-to-top and top-to-bottom analysis. General consensus on data collected from primary research and public and proprietary databases were formed by conducting in-house decision tree analysis of the data points available and by comparing it with overall sports nutrition industry. Secondary data sources include the analysis of existing industry factors, obtained from company reports and from magazines, journals and online articles. To cross verify the data derived from above mentioned approach, we performed CATI’s posing as mystery shoppers without disclosing actual identity. This approach has helped us to understand various company’s operational performance in unbiased manner.

Future Forecasting via Poll Opinions and Statistical Tools: Multi-Factor regression was conducted on the lag variables by identifying the independent and quantifiable variables directly affecting the market. However, due to high standard error and biasness being detected in the model we used moving average analysis as well as considered poll opinions of leading decision makers of the industry.

Interpretation and Proofreading: The final analysis was then interpreted in the research report by our expert team well versed with the Nutritional Supplement Market.

Research Methodology - Market Sizing and Limitation
Market Sizing:
  • To estimate the market size for non whey mass gain products in India, our team has followed bottom to top approach. Our team has tapped specific product sales for major non whey mass gain product manufacturing companies (both domestic and international) through their financial statements reported to Company Registrar & thereby, performing various trade desk interviews to cross validate.
  • The research team has then identified other financial and operating parameters for international and local companies from the management.
  • To understand the classification of market by offline and online sales, we have conducted various CATI’s across all major manufacturers and importers of the industry to analyze their revenue split from online & offline sales channels. We then cross checked & cross verified the data so obtained by various other industry experts. This helped our team to assess the online sales for non whey mass gain products in India.
 Limitation:
  • Number of offline stores covered for all the non whey mass gain brands are considered from industry articles/annual reports/company website/through management interviews, which sometime might include the stores that have been closed or the ones which might not have opened yet.
  • Some data points have been collated from Primaries opinion which may or may not match the actual number. The analysts at Ken Research have run a sanity check and the margin of error should not be more than 5-10%.
  • Future Growth model has been built on the basis of future developments and opinions received from key industry veterans of the market followed by subjective analysis with margin of error not more than 5-10%.
  • There could be a case that there would be a mismatch between product information obtained regarding product ingredients from product labels and that obtained through Industry experts. In this case, we have considered a product as non whey mass gainer primarily through identification of ingredients at the back of each product’s packaging.
  •  The online & offline sales split has been evaluated at the manufacturer's level due to lack to information however, this should have ideally be calculated at retailers level.
Research Methodology - Variables (Dependent and Independent)
Variables Considered:
Sports Nutrition Market: An increase in sales of sports nutrition products including non whey mass gaining bars, powder and tablets & capsules and other products, would directly increase the demand and the market size of India non whey mass gain market.

Urban Population: An increase in the number of people living in urban cities would make a higher proportion of population being exposed to non whey mass gain company’s aggressive marketing strategies. Living in the developed regions would also make people adopt healthier lifestyle and join fitness centers, yoga, Pilates and other non-gym activities. Thus with increase in awareness and marketing exposure, demand for non whey mass gainers would proportionally increase.

Protein Consumption: Since major non whey mass gain products have proteins (non-whey) in their ingredients, an expansion in protein consumption would influence higher demand for non whey mass gain products constituting pea, potato, egg & soy protein. This would directly increase market sales.

Non Gym Going Population: Non gym going population is the largest target audience for non whey mass gain products. An increase in this variable would proportionally increase our market size.

Forecast Modelling:
Multi-Factor regression was conducted on the lag variables by identifying the independent and quantifiable variables directly affecting the market. The report applies this analysis to forecast the future of India Non whey mass gain market. However, the capabilities of SPSS and predictive analytics software have not been leveraged to determine the relevant indicators used for forecasting this industry due to high biasness & standard error of results. Moreover, the results underestimated the future market size when compared to the data collaborated through CATI’s and industrial analysis. Moreover aggressive company expansion plans, robust growth expected in number of offline stores, growth in non gym going & urban population and increase in sports nutrition market size are other extraneous variables which would have tremendous impact on the future market size.
In the present case, India non whey mass gain market revenue has been taken as the dependent variable and other variables such as sports nutrition market size, urban population, protein industry & non gym going population have been taken as independent variables.

Research Methodology – India Non Whey Mass Gain Market
A multiple regression model has been used through SPSS statistical tool that analyzes the multiple correlation coefficients, R, its square, and an adjusted version of this coefficient as summary measures of model fit. Further, R-Square is used to explain the validity of the independent variables. R Square, also known as the coefficient of determination, represents the proportion of total variation in the dependent variable explained by the variation in the independent factors.

Applying multiple regression analysis to a set of data leads to regression coefficients, one for each explanatory variable. These coefficients give an estimated change in the response variable associated with a unit change in the corresponding explanatory variable, conditional on the other explanatory variables remaining constant.

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The report is useful for nutraceuticals companies, functional food and dietary supplement companies and other stakeholders to align their market centric strategies according to ongoing and expected trends in the future.

The organized players in the India fitness services dominated the market. Large players in the India fitness market have started rolling out franchisees which has led to an increase in the share of organized players in the market.

The report is useful for nutraceuticals companies, functional food and dietary supplement companies and other stakeholders to align their market centric strategies according to ongoing and expected trends in the future.

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Friday, May 4, 2018

India Day and Preschool Market is Driven by Increasing Parental Concerns, Adaptation of International Curriculum, Rising Trend of Corporate Day Care: Ken Research

Adaptation of child friendly curriculum based on a blend of western and Indian values, Increase in the number of nuclear family structures/units, Rise in general awareness regarding benefits and importance of ECCE, Increase in confidence of parents in private daycare centers and Increased number of preschool and daycare centers in Tier II/III cities have surged substantial growth in India Preschool and Daycare Services Market

The daycare and preschool market has largely been unorganized in terms of number of centers. Market in Tier II & Tier III cities has been in early growth stage. Concerns regarding better childhood education and proper brain development have been major concerns of parents in the country. This supported with the threat of secure enrolment in renowned K-12 schools has provided a thrust to the market over the past few years

Rapid increase in working-women population and nuclear family structures especially in urban areas has created a deficiency of time and resources to look after children 24x7. With major companies introducing corporate daycares centers & childcare policies at work, child education & care has become a popular trend.

Number of schools extending day care & pre-schooling facilities across India especially in Tier I cities has augmented at a significant pace in India. Easy expansion through franchise system and penetration into untapped regions of Tier II and III cities has also facilitated the market size. Requirement of low financial & infrastructural investments have led to easy expansion in the number of play schools and daycare centers.

It has been observed that rising standard of living has been maneuvering parents to become more brand conscious. Increase in disposable income, adaptation of international curriculum by major pre-schooling chains have surged market growth. According to Ken Research report titled “India Preschool and Daycare Services Market Outlook to 2022 - by Market Structure (Organized and Unorganized) and by Regions (Delhi NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat)” increasing penetration in Tier I and Tier II cities along with rising standard of living and growing working population will be the key growth catalyst in future.

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The report will help industry consultants, child care centers, day care centers and other stakeholders to align their market centric strategies according to the ongoing and expected trends in the future.

The report focuses on overall market size for daycare centers operating in Indonesia, market segmentation by region (Java, Sumatra and Others), by Java region (West Java, Central Java and East Java), by type of daycare membership (monthly, daily and others) and by type of programs (full day, half day and others)

KSA education industry has also grown immensely due to the improved relations of Saudi government with other nations including the UK, which witnessed an increase in female students from Saudi Arabia opting to study abroad

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Malaysia Industrial Water Treatment Sector will be Driven by Increased Privatization Along with Rising Global Demand for Palm Oil And Oil And Gas Products: Ken Research

Growing demand for industrially treated water which satisfies purity standards for industrial usage combined with bio effluent usage for organic water requirement set to increase Water treatment requirement thereby boosting business.

According to Ken Research report titled Malaysia Industrial Water and Waste Water Treatment Market Outlook to 2022 - By Region (North, Kuala Lumpur, South and East, and Sabah and Sarawak) and By Industry (Agriculture and Food, Palm Oil, Oil and Gas, Electronics, and Others)demand is expected to be highest in the Southern part of Malaysia, namely in Johor followed by the Penang, Kuala Lumpur and Pantai region. Sabah, Negeri and industrial towns along major river banks are expected to emerge as areas with highest growth potential.

Industrial water and waste water treatment industry in Malaysia registered a positive five year CAGR in last five years (2012-2017). The growth was mainly driven by strict implementation of regulatory norms and scarcity of water promoting the industries to use recycled water. Increased demand for energy and rise in manufacturing industries has promoted the development of water treatment industry. Major water treatment companies included Taliworks Sdn, Darco Water, Britech Engineering, Salcon Berhad, PBA Holdings, Serba Dinamik and Sigma Water. The market is largely dominated by domestic companies or Joint venture of domestic companies with foreign players. A small part of the equipments are manufactured domestically. New and technologically advanced membranes and filters are still imported as demand is still in the growing phase.
Agriculture plantations and Oil and gas plants were the largest users of water treatment facilities in Malaysia. It was followed by Palm Oil refineries and Electronics. Pantai and Kuala Lumpur have very high volume of installed water treatment facility as they are among the most industrialized regions in Malaysia. Southern states were the second largest contributors in terms of demand creation for water treatment and are expected to catch up with western states.

Stringent regulations, depleting water resources and degrading water quality, rising water quality, government initiatives promoting water treatment installations, companies opting for zero liquid discharge and increased treatment requirements by the IWK are the key growth drivers in the Malaysia Industrial water and waste water treatment market. Poor implementation of existing regulations in many parts of the country, lack of ETPs in SMEs, fragmented market in equipment supply, poor energy efficiency among the waste water treatment facilities, lack of funds, price sensitivity in tenders, and poor investment in R&D are some key restraints in the water treatment business.

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Malaysia Industrial Water and Waste Water Treatment Market Outlook to 2022-Ken Research

The report titled Malaysia Industrial Water and Waste Water Treatment Market Outlook to 2022 - By Region (North, Kuala Lumpur, South and East, and Sabah and Sarawak) and By Industry (Agriculture and Food, Palm Oil, Oil and Gas, Electronics, and Others) provides a comprehensive analysis on the Malaysia Industrial water and waste water treatment market. The report covers various aspects including an introduction, Ecosystem, Market size by revenue, Market By Region (North, Kuala Lumpur, South and East, and Sabah and Sarawak) and By Industry (Agriculture and Food, Palm Oil, Oil and Gas, Electronics, Paper and Pulp, Latex and others), growth drivers, restraints, key regulations, future outlook and analyst recommendation.
This report will help the readers to identify the ongoing trends in the industry and anticipated growth in future depending upon changing industry dynamics in coming years. The report is useful for equipment manufacturers, water treatment consumable manufacturers and suppliers, environmental associations, EPC companies and potential entrants and other stakeholders to align their market centric strategies according to ongoing and expected trends in the future.
Malaysia Industrial Water and Waste Water Treatment Market Overview
Industrial water and waste water treatment industry in Malaysia registered a positive five year CAGR during 2012-2017. The growth was mainly driven by strict implementation of regulatory norms and scarcity of water promoting the industries to use recycled water. Increased demand for energy and rise in manufacturing industries has promoted the development of water treatment industry.
Market Segmentation
By Region: Sabah and Sarawak region of Malaysia is the biggest market for water treatment industries accounting for majority of new orders in 2017. Heavy penetration of industrialization in Sabah was the key driver. Southern and Eastern coast region were the second largest contributors with significant market share. It was followed equally by Northern Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur especially after announcement of projects to clean Pantai and the Penang Industrial Complex.
By Industry: Agriculture and Food was the largest users of water treatment facilities in Malaysia. The country relies on agriculture as it is one of the 3 main standard pillars on which a country’s economy is gauged. It was followed by Oil and Gas industry. Rising demand for Oil and Oil based products has increased the demand for water treatment in this industry. Malaysia has emerged as an Electronics and Latex hub promoting large scale use of high grade treated water in this industry. Textile, tannery, pharmaceuticals, automobile, electronics are some other key sectors where there is demand of water treatment.
Competition Scenario
Majority of the new contracts are in small scale segment are garnered by local companies with some large scale projects being handled by the industry leaders in Malaysia. Companies operating in EPC business in industrial water and waste water treatment are also engaged in developing infrastructure in Sewage treatment and municipal water treatment for drinking. Many Large scale projects are still in the bidding stage. Salcon Berhad continues to lead the market in Malaysia Industrial Water and Waste water treatment market due to their better capabilities and vast experience in developing projects in water treatment industry in Malaysia.
Future Outlook
It is expected that market will register constant growth registering a five year CAGR of approximately 6%. Demand is expected to be highest in the Sabah and Sarawak followed by the Southern and Eastern coast of the country. Cities along river coasts are expected to emerge as new hubs with highest growth potential. Demand is expected to rise in Ultra Filtration and Reverse Osmosis segment as strict regulations regarding water discharge and conservation comes into play. Future for industrial water and waste water treatment is very much regulation driven and degree of implementation of existing or upcoming regulation will act as the key driver of the market.
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