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101 Ideas and Innovations for the Mature Market 2005
Senior Strategic, Jan 2005, Pages: 120
Examples around the World
Some countries in the world are becoming real laboratories for the Mature Market. We often think about Japan , which has the oldest population in the world. In this country, the demographic situation induced companies to develop products and services dedicated to the 50-plus group.
On other continents, innovations on the Seniors market bloom. Some might seem fancy, but some others provide a real value added and meet a demand from Baby-boomers, Seniors, and Older Persons.
In its first part, this document reports progress on population ageing in the World. In a second part, it presents 101 ideas of products and services currently under development in several different countries. Each innovation is introduced with a full description and examples, accompanied by the opinion of a mature market expert from the concerned country.
Expert's opinion
The Expert's opinion answers questions like:
- Where is the product marketed? - What are the results known? - Who is the service dedicated to? - Who develops it? - What needs does it meet? ...
In all of the fields of activity
Ideas are sorted out by field of activity: tourism, bank and insurance, leisure, health, automotive, gold age, IT, Medias, mass consumption, trade, beauty and cosmetics, fitness, interior arrangement, etc.
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