Data Gathering is conducted in two ways such as:
The primary research involves sources from the entire value chain, i.e., from supply to demand side players.
As per the client's requirements, the process begins with understanding the client's industry focus, research objectives, and target market, followed by defining the key attributes required in a KOL, such as domain expertise, industry influence, professional experience, and decision-making impact.
Our primary research interviews and discussion panel comprises vital opinion leaders, industry experts, manufacturers, and organizations. We have pooled these experts to gather first-hand insights into the market studied. Moreover, market surveys were performed to get insights into market trends and competitive analysis.
Backward Integration (Supply Side)Supply-side primary research plays a critical role in market research by providing key insights into the production, distribution, and supply chain dynamics of an industry. Our team focuses on gathering data from raw material manufacturers, suppliers/distributors, and other industry stakeholders to understand the dynamics of the supply chain, including raw material availability, production capacity, and logistical challenges.
The primary sources from the Backward Integration included industry experts, such as Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), Chief Technology Officers (CTOs), Chief Operating Officers (COOs), Vice Presidents (VPs), marketing directors, technology and innovation directors, and related key executives from various key companies and organizations operating in the market. The efforts include contacting participants through emails, telephonic conversations, referrals, professional networks, and formal interactions. This supply side research helps to understand how price volatility, logistical challenges and other key factors affecting the market growth.
Forward Integration (Demand Side)Demand Side primary research is essential to get deeper insights into customer needs, preferences, and behaviors. Our team use this approach to understand consumers make purchasing decisions, what influences their choices, and how they perceive value. The primary sources from the demand side included end users, consultants/specialists, Chief Information Officers (ClOs), and subject-matter experts and others. We analyze respective risks, influence factors, opportunities, market barriers, industry trends, and key player strategies associated with market by performing primaries with an exhaustive list of participants. This approach enhances control over the quality, accuracy, and relevance of market insights.
How primary Research help us?Thus, the primary research study helps us to identify segmentation types, product price range, product applications, major players involved, raw material suppliers, downstream demand, industry status, and outlook. Primary research was conducted to validate data that had been gained by doing secondary research and to fill the data gaps after the secondary research process.
In secondary research, we collect data through White Papers, Case Studies, Blogs, Reference Clients, News, Articles, Press Releases, Research Reports, Annual Reports, Company Investor Presentations, Scientific Journals, National Customs, Industry Associations, and the company's filings with the SEC. Sources and approaches differ from market to market and product to product. We also have paid data sources like Hoovers, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Factiva (Dow Jones), Statista, Reuters, One Source, and more. After conducting secondary research, we conduct primary research by interacting with industry experts such as VPs, product managers, and various industry consultants. The number of interviews conducted depends on market size and the availability of market recovery data.
Based on the understanding of requirements, we conducted secondary research to identify the segment specifications and qualitative and quantitative data along with the factors responsible for the growth of the industry. Moreover, quantitative and qualitative data were also extracted from paid databases, which proved to be useful for in-depth technical study of the Industry or Market. Secondary research is used to identify and collect information useful for the extensive, technical, market-oriented, and table tops survey of the market. It was used to obtain important information about the top companies, market classification, and segmentation according to industry trends to the bottom-most levels, and key developments related to market and technology perspectives. Secondary research has mainly been applied to obtain critical information about the industry’s supply chain, the market downstream buyers, technical dynamics development trends.
How Secondary Research help us?It helps to gain insight on the key vendors of the market, and market classification & segmentation according to the industry trends, regional markets, and key developments from the industry and business-oriented perspective.
By analyzing responses from key opinion leaders (KOLs) alongside secondary data from multiple sources, we identified emerging market patterns, refined our assumptions, and updated the projected scenarios accordingly.
After gathering primary and secondary data, we employ a bottom-up approach to determine the overall market size. This method primarily focuses on estimating the global market size based on the revenues and market shares of key manufacturers. The calculation integrates insights derived from identified key players across the industry.
Key Steps in Bottom-Up Analysis:
In the top-down approach, the global market revenue was derived using percentage splits obtained from both secondary and primary research. This served as the basis for estimating the sizes of individual markets.
For segment-specific market sizing, the top-down approach utilized the most relevant immediate parent market size to ensure accurate segmentation. Simultaneously, the bottom-up approach was employed using data from secondary research to validate the market size of individual products.
To further enhance accuracy, the market share of each company was analyzed to confirm the revenue distributions applied in the bottom-up methodology. Through data triangulation and validation with primary research inputs, both the overall parent market size and individual segment sizes were accurately determined and finalized in this study.
In the final stage, our findings undergo rigorous validation against multiple internal and external sources. We engage in in-depth internal discussions to critically evaluate conclusions, ensuring that only those supported by consensus are retained.
After determining the overall market size through the estimation process outlined in the previous section, the total market was divided into multiple segments and subsegments. Where applicable, market breakdown and data triangulation techniques were applied to refine the market engineering process and derive precise statistics for each segment and subsegment. This triangulation involved analyzing various factors and trends from both the demand and supply perspectives. Additionally, the market was validated using a combination of top-down and bottom-up approaches. This continuous process of updating and validation enables us to generate insights that remain aligned with the dynamic evolution of business and technology.
Once the data is systematically arranged, the next phase focuses on visualization and reporting to enhance clarity and engagement. Findings are translated into intuitive visual formats such as charts, graphs, and infographics, making complex insights easier to interpret. The choice of reporting format whether a comprehensive PDF document, a detailed Word report, or a dynamic PowerPoint presentation is tailored to align with our client's needs also we have our application and Athaeneum subscription Model (powered by SaaS). By ensuring data is presented in a visually compelling and logically structured manner, we enhance its impact, enabling clients to make informed strategic decisions with confidence.