Frost & Sullivan Podcasts

This episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast takes a focused look at Automotive Aftermarket Outlook 2026: Aging Fleets, the xEV Servicing Gap, and Regional Growth Engines, drawn from our ongoing work across sectors, technologies, and competitive landscapes.

We cover what’s working, where the opportunities are, and how leading organizations are adapting to stay ahead.

👉 Which emerging technologies and business models are reshaping Automotive Industry?

👉 How can your team apply best practices and benchmarks to sharpen execution?

👉 Where should you focus next to outpace competitors and capture growth?

Expect practical takeaways designed to support real-world action and strategic clarity.

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What happens when the traditional security playbook meets nation-state actors and AI-powered threats?

In this episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast, we explore the global cybersecurity landscape in 2026, examining why prevention-first, perimeter-based strategies are falling short and how CISOs are responding.

The conversation draws on fresh survey data from around 2,000 senior security decision-makers across the Americas, Western Europe, India, and the Gulf. It looks at the challenges that remain stubborn, where budgets and headcount are heading, and how the threat picture differs by country and industry.

It also covers how cyber incidents have become a regular operational reality, why cyber insurance has matured into a question of insurability, and why strategy is becoming geographically specific rather than generic.

👉 Why is cyber resilience now tied to economic survival and geopolitical power?

👉 What are security decision-makers really grappling with, and where are they investing?

👉 How is country context reshaping priorities, spending, and risk exposure?

Designed for CISOs, security and risk leaders, technology vendors, MSSPs, investors, and enterprise decision-makers, this episode provides a strategic perspective on cybersecurity customer strategy in 2026.

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This episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast explores the Strategic Priorities Reshaping Global Roaming Services, drawing from Frost & Sullivan’s research and thought leadership across industries, technologies, and growth opportunities.

We highlight the strategic imperatives, market shifts, and emerging trends influencing decision-making and competitive positioning.

👉 What forces are reshaping the landscape?

👉 Where are new growth opportunities emerging?

👉 How can organizations align strategy with changing market dynamics?

Designed for strategy, innovation, and business leaders, this episode delivers focused insights to support clarity, alignment, and long-term growth planning.

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This episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast examines US Military Intelligence Analytics: From AI Pilots to Mission-Scale Decisions, exploring how AI-enabled analytics, multi-intelligence fusion, and software-defined architectures are changing intelligence production and decision support.

We look at what Frost Radar™ benchmarking reveals about competitive positioning, why production-scale deployment is separating providers, and where new growth opportunities are forming across AI-native applications, closed-loop intelligence, and reusable platforms.

👉 How is AI changing military intelligence production and decision support?

👉 What separates mission-scale providers from emerging analytics specialists?

👉 Where are reusable architectures and multi-INT fusion creating stronger growth opportunities?

Expect practical takeaways on competitive positioning, intelligence modernization, and the capabilities shaping long-term supplier value.

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Microbiome innovation is moving beyond traditional probiotics and digestive health, opening new opportunities across functional foods, personalized nutrition, metabolic wellness, and preventive health.

In this episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast, we explore the technologies and commercialization priorities shaping the next phase of microbiome innovation, drawing on insights from Frost & Sullivan's growth webinar, Growth Opportunities in Microbiome Technologies.

The discussion examines how precision postbiotics, targeted microbial ingredients, advanced formulation technologies, and next-generation synbiotics are expanding functional nutrition applications. We also explore how microbiome sequencing, metabolic profiling, and AI-driven discovery are supporting personalized nutrition and more targeted ingredient development.

As companies expand into metabolic health, immunity, cognitive wellness, and other emerging applications, scientific credibility is becoming increasingly important. The episode examines why understanding biological mechanisms, demonstrating clinical benefits, and ensuring formulation compatibility are essential to translating microbiome research into commercially viable products.

👉 How are precision postbiotics creating new opportunities for functional ingredient innovation?

👉 What is driving the expansion of microbiome applications beyond digestive health?

👉 How can AI-driven discovery, personalized nutrition, and stronger clinical evidence accelerate commercialization?

Designed for ingredient manufacturers, food and beverage companies, nutrition brands, biotechnology developers, wellness businesses, researchers, and innovation leaders, this episode explores the scientific and commercial developments shaping the future of microbiome technologies.

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This episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast explores Total Airport Management: Faster Decisions, Better Capacity Use, examining how integrated planning, airport operations software, digital twins, and AI-enabled orchestration are changing airport management across the Aerospace & Defense ecosystem.

We look at why rising passenger traffic and infrastructure constraints are increasing the value of coordinated airport operations, how supplier differentiation is shifting toward integration capability, and where the strongest growth opportunities are emerging through 2034.

👉 How is Total Airport Management improving operational coordination and capacity use?

👉 Why are digital twins and AI gaining importance in airport planning?

👉 Where are suppliers finding new opportunities across simulation, capacity management, and collaborative decision-making?

Expect practical takeaways on airport modernization, operational integration, and supplier positioning.

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This episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast takes a focused look at Enterprise Networking: Turning Connectivity Transformation into Competitive Growth, drawn from our ongoing work across sectors, technologies, and competitive landscapes.

We cover what’s working, where the opportunities are, and how leading organizations are adapting to stay ahead.

👉 Which emerging technologies and business models are reshaping Enterprise Network Services?

👉 How can your team apply best practices and benchmarks to sharpen execution?

👉 Where should you focus next to outpace competitors and capture growth?

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Is India’s BESS market ready to move from policy momentum to commercial reality?

In this episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast, we explore what is accelerating battery energy storage adoption in India, examining the commercial drivers, growth barriers, and project realities shaping the market.

As renewable generation grows, storage is becoming essential for grid reliability and renewable integration. We look at where commercial adoption is gaining traction, why some segments are moving faster than others, and what operational and structural challenges still influence the pace of scale-up.

We also discuss what separates successful projects from stalled ones, and how technology and system design choices should be guided by business fit rather than market hype.

Featuring insights from Saket Nema and Amol Kotwal of Frost & Sullivan; Akash Kaushik, Good Enough Energy; Lohithasan Potti, Fuji Electric India; Neeraj Kumar Singal, Semco Infratech; and Mithil Gandhi, Waaree Group.

👉 Where is commercial demand for BESS building fastest, and why?

👉 What is slowing large-scale deployment across grid connectivity, financing, and policy execution?

👉 How should businesses choose the right battery technology and system architecture for their needs?

Designed for energy developers, utilities, industrial energy users, EPCs, technology providers, investors, and policymakers, this episode provides a strategic perspective on the next phase of India’s BESS transformation.

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This episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast explores Industrial Asset Performance: From Equipment Sales to Lifecycle Value, examining how equipment upgrades, predictive monitoring, and long-term service models are changing value creation across industrial mixers and pump services.

We look at why operating economics are influencing equipment decisions, how digital services and lifecycle contracts are expanding aftermarket revenue, and where new opportunities are forming across specialized mixing, water infrastructure, and long-term maintenance agreements.

👉 Why is lifecycle performance carrying more weight in industrial equipment investment?

👉 How are predictive monitoring and service contracts changing supplier revenue models?

👉 Where are equipment manufacturers and service providers finding higher-value growth through 2030?

Expect practical takeaways on equipment strategy, aftermarket growth, and supplier positioning across process industries.

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Why does industrial AI succeed in the pilot and struggle in the plant?

In this episode of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Podcast, we explore the “missing middle” of industrial AI, examining why localized success so rarely becomes enterprise-wide transformation. Karthik Sundaram of Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Opportunity Analytics team is joined by Miroslav Kriz, Principal Partner at Momenta VC, and Boris Scharinger, Senior Innovation Manager at Siemens, for a candid look at where adoption stands today.

They examine the divide between digital functions that are ready for AI and physical production environments built for precision and stability. They also cover how misaligned ecosystems, legacy control systems, and perceived operational risk slow adoption, and how simulation and digital twins can help bridge the gap.

👉 Where can industrial AI realistically scale today, and where does it hit a wall?

👉 Why do startups and advanced solutions struggle to integrate into industrial environments?

👉 What strategic shifts and sequencing can help organizations close the gap?

Designed for manufacturing and industrial leaders, operations and digital transformation teams, technology providers, system integrators, and investors, this episode provides a strategic perspective on scaling industrial AI beyond the pilot stage.

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