The Digital Brain Health Market 2012–2020: Web-based, mobile and biometrics-based technology to assess, monitor and enhance cognition and brain functioning
Executive Summary
- E.1: SharpBrains’ Projections for 2005–2020 Digital Health Market
- E.2: 2005–2020 Industry Revenues per Technology Segment ($ millions)
- E.3: Industry Revenues by Customer Segment ($ millions)
- E.4: Top 5 Market Leaders and Top 10 Companies to Watch
Chapter 1. The State of the Market
- 1.1: Digital brain health revenues by technology segment
- 1.2: Digital brain health revenues by customer segment
- 1.3: Sample of Mobile Apps
- 1.4: Snapshot of value proposition by customer segments
- 1.5: Digital Brain Health growth drivers
- 1.6. Main funding events since May 2010
- 1.7: Global Biometric Revenues ($m USD)
- 1.8: AD and Cognitive Decline Risk Factors, per 2010 NIH-sponsored report
- 1.9: Snapshot: Foresight Project on Mental Capital and Wellbeing
- 1.10: Brain health and performance across the lifespan
Chapter 2: Market Surveys of Beliefs, Behaviors and Customer Satisfaction
- 2.1: Beliefs about brain health innovation
- 2.2: Predictions over the next 5–7 years
- 2.3: Adoption of brain training products
- 2.4: General level of satisfaction with brain training products
- 2.5: Ranking of purchased products
- 2.6: Customer Satisfaction for six top products
- 2.7: Demographics: age
- 2.8: Demographics: gender
- 2.9: Demographics: household income
- 2.10: Education Level
Chapter 3: The Competitive Landscape
- 3.1: The Research-Market Momentum Matrix
- 3.2: Top 5 Market Leaders
- 3.3: Top 10 Companies to Watch in 2013/2014
Chapter 4. Key Data and Trends by Customer Segment
- 4.1: Digital brain health revenues by customer segment
- 4.2: 2005–2020 Revenue growth in Consumers segment
- 4.3: Snapshot: Consumer segment at a glance
- 4.4: Wellness Industry at a glance
- 4.5: Expected Growth Rates for Wellness Industry
- 4.6: Wellness products and services segmentation (2011)
- 4.7: Funding sources of psychological and mental health products and services (2012)
- 4.8: Comparison of online traffic to leading brain training websites
- 4.9: 2005–2020 Revenue growth in Providers segment
- 4.10: Snapshot: Providers segment at a glance
- 4.11: AD/ Cognitive Decline Risk Factors, per 2010 NIH-sponsored panel and report
- 4.12: AD/Cognitive Decline Risk Factors with High degree of evidence, per NIH panel/ report
- 4.13: AD/Cognitive Decline Risk Factors with High and Moderate degree of evidence, per NIH panel/report
- 4.14: 2005–2020 Revenue growth in K12 Schools segment
- 4.15: Main Disabilities Behind Special Education Services
- 4.16: Snapshot: Education segment at-a-glance
- 4.17 : 2005–2020 Revenue growth in Employers segment
- 4.18: Snapshot: Employers segment at-a-glance
Chapter 5: The Innovation Frontier: Translating brain science into real-world solutions
- 5.1: Public education: How to Be Your Own Brain Fitness Coach
- 5.2: Debunking 10 Myths
- 5.3: Research Executive Briefs: Summary Table
Chapter 6: 2010 Innovation Awards: Ten Case Studies
- 6.1: Snapshot of 10 Finalists to 2010 Brain Fitness Innovation Awards
Chapter 7: 2013–2020 Outlook and Forecasts
- 7.1: 2012–2020 Projections for digital brain health market
- 7.2: 2012–2020 Digital brain health projections per customer segment
- 7.3: Regional Market Share 2017
- 7.4 Category Growth Risks and Mitigation Strategies