Frost & Sullivan: 65 Years of Identifying Megatrends

Helping Organizations Prepare for the Coming Transformation and Create Growth Opportunities Since 1961

Check out our exclusive infographic that identifies thousands of megatrends acorss technology & innovation, helathcare & life sciences, mobility & transportation, energy & sustainability, manufacvturing & industrial transformation, infrastructure & urban development, consumer segments & lifestyle evolution, global economic & societal changes, and more.

Frost & Sullivan Appoints Dr. Vinod K. Aggarwal as Chief Economist

Frost & Sullivan recently announced the appointment of Dr. Vinod K. Aggarwal as Chief Economist. Having collaborated with the company for more than two decades across a range of advisory and leadership roles, Dr. Aggarwal brings deep expertise in the interplay of industries, policy and global strategy.

In this new capacity, Dr. Aggarwal will lead Frost & Sullivan’s global initiatives to help governments, corporations and investors navigate the shifting dynamics of industrial policy, economic statecraft and non-industry strategy. His work will focus on how geopolitical change and technological transformation are redefining global competitiveness.

Capturing India’s Next Growth Phase: Emerging Investment Opportunities Across Manufacturing and Digital Infrastructure

India’s economic growth story is entering a decisive phase, with resilient consumption, public capital expenditure, digital transformation, and manufacturing initiatives strengthening the country’s long-term growth foundations through 2040.

By 2040, India’s economy is projected to reach USD 11.46 trillion. Rising exports, expanding urban clusters, a growing working-age population, and the continued expansion of Global Capability Centers (GCCs) are expected to create new opportunities for long-term value creation.

How Care Economy Growth Opportunities Are Reshaping Technology, Infrastructure, and Childcare Priorities Through 2035

Care economy growth is gaining strategic relevance across workforce planning, infrastructure investment, technology adoption, and capital allocation. By 2035, the global care-dependent population is projected to reach 3.2 billion to 4.6 billion, increasing pressure on healthcare systems, employers, households, and public services.

Benchmarking Innovation Performance: Key Practices Shaping High-performing R&D Organizations

While some organizations consistently accelerate product development, adopt emerging technologies more effectively, and achieve stronger commercialization outcomes, others struggle with lengthy development cycles, fragmented processes, and capability gaps. The difference often lies not in the amount invested, but in the operating models, governance frameworks, digital capabilities, and execution practices that shape innovation performance.

Frost & Sullivan's Best Practices Recognition Program Awards Companies Throughout a Range of Regional and Global Industries for Their Superior Leadership and Innovation

Identifying true innovators, disruptors, and leaders begins with Frost & Sullivan’s independent primary research and market analysis. Each Best Practice Award results from our analyst team putting in hundreds of hours of work to identify those paving the way in significant new growth areas. Demonstrating unique excellence in fields such as product innovation, business strategy, and customer value, each awardee overcomes key industry challenges while exceeding the award’s preset criteria.