Our original reports give in-depth analysis about a range of
industries. From a brief look at pharmaceuticals, to a spotlight on
middleware, to an in-depth report on funding sources, our focus is on
information — information
on industries, trends, players, and numbers.
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Special Publication from The Trendlines Group:
Raising
Money II: Business Funding Sources in Israel
To assist companies in their search for funds, we have compiled this directory
of programs available to Israeli companies. In the 40-page publication, we detail
government funds, international/binational funds, foundations, and venture capital
seed funds. There are also original articles, a funding glossary,
and a list of the technological incubators. The publication is an invaluable
resource for companies, managers, entrepreneurs, and businesspeople. (The report
was produced in cooperation with the Israel
Export & International Cooperation Institute.)
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A Special Report from Trendlines Capital Markets:
Israel's Security Industry: Opportunity Knocks. Marketing Fails.
An in-depth analysis and survey of Israel's extensive security industry, related
companies, and inventive technologies. In addition to original articles examining
the state of the industry, the 65-page report contains an index of more than
100 of the country's companies from early start-ups to established veterans.
Also in the report: a look at 13 public companies involved in the security industry
and a list of security-related companies arranged by sector.
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Here's what the Israel Scandinavia Business magazine
said about our Security report in their article "Born of Necessity" (Issue
11, Autumn 2002):
"A stunning survey conducted by Trendlines Capital Market Research lists
close to 120 Israeli firms in a catalogue that ... reveals a
large concentration of companies which offer integrated technology and
consultancy services that make the most of Israeli expertise."
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Going to a Trade Show?
This little publication is jammed with
tips about effective trade show planning for exhbitors
and attendees. You'll find sections on public relations,
exhibits, print materials, meetings, and follow-up forms.
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Equity Research
Our published company reports provide our analysts' opinion of a company's financial position, economic performance and business activities, including our projection of the company's near-future stock or bond performance.
We review financial reports, track company and industry trends, and interview company officials and industry experts to arrive at balanced, informed, and relevant analyses.
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| In Brief Industry Reports |
 We
find our website invaluable for introducing new
clients to our wide range of marketing and financial
consulting services, as well as for reminding
current clients about our breadth of services.
But we found that new clients wanted more — what
they really wanted to know was what we had done
for companies involved in their specific industry.
These one-page reports give an overview of the industry, some fast stats, a description of Trendlines and the work we've done for clients in the selected sector.
We've published In Brief reports for a number of industries.
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Industry Spotlights |
We focus on Israeli companies in growing market sectors.
Our analysts and consultants have turned their "spotlight" on
middleware, medical devices, biotherapeutics, and
information security.
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Biotherapeutics
Revisited
An updated look at Israel's biotech and biotherapeutics sector. (September 2005)
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Middleware Rides the Storm
In today's stormy seas, middleware is one sector of the software market that seems well positioned to ride the waves. (September 2002)
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Innovative Products, Innovative Strategies While some of the products medical products produced in Israel are recognized the world over, the companies themselves are far from being household names. (July 2002)
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Israel's Next Panacea
Biotherapeutics is emerging as the country's leading biotechnology sector, with 36 companies generating 67% of Israeli biotech sales. (May 2002)
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Secure Information for a Secure Future Advanced capabilities of data and online services, combined with the progression to cellular communication, opened the floodgates for information — and avenues for attacks. (March 2002)
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