The Brain Fitness and Cognitive Health market is becoming increasingly dynamic and complex, with growing implications for organizations in a variety of sectors, such as healthcare, gaming, seniors housing, insurance, and more.
SharpBrains publishes Special Reports to provide timely updates and insight into ongoing trends, complementing the annual in-depth review provided in the The State of the Brain Fitness Software Market 2008 report.
Special Reports in 2008
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Executive Presentation: The State of the Brain Fitness Software Market 2008
Published: August 2008.
Description: 43-slide PowerPoint Presentation summarizing the content featured in the 87-page market report State of the Brain Fitness Software Market 2008, covering research, players, trends and implications for Consumers, Healthcare and Insurance Providers, K12 School Systems and major corporations.
Availability: only for Premium Research Circle members.
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Brain Fitness Centers in Seniors Housing — A Field in the Making
Published: September 2008, and Available Here.
Description: Special Issue Brief prepared for the American Seniors Housing Association (ASHA) that describes the use of computerized brain fitness tools being offered to seniors housing residents as part of comprehensive wellness initiatives. The 15-page electronic report (PDF) provides an overview of the brain fitness field with four case studies that shed light on the use of brain fitness centers in seniors housing communities, including those operated by Senior Star Living of Tulsa, OK, Belmont Village Senior Living of Houston, TX, and Erickson Retirement Communities of Catonsville, MD.
Availability: $25 for individual purchase. Click Here to learn more and to order your copy.
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Market Update and Webinar on the Top 10 Cognitive Fitness Events of 2008
Published: December 2008.
Description: Alvaro Fernandez, CEO of SharpBrains and member of the World Economic Forum’s Council on the Challenges of Gerontology, will present a 27-slide PowerPoint Presentation discussing the Top 10 Cognitive Fitness Events of 2008. Click Here to learn more.
Availability: Free for Premium Research Circle members. Registration for webinar is now closed.
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