To support your MI needs, Beroe has built three seamless, global delivery models.

1. STRATEGIC PROJECTS

This is the most important area of the Beroe-Client engagement

During pipeline planning meetings, the client will provide Beroe with a list of sourcing projects that will be rolled out

in the upcoming quarters

The MI requirements for these projects are determined and put into the research pipeline

to ensure synchronization



2. AD-HOC REQUESTS

In addition to the strategic requests, you can approach Beroe with any kind of ad-hoc request you may have.

The broad classes of requests will be:

Normal lead time
Short lead time

The urgency of the request determines where the research is executed



3. REAL-TIME UPDATES

In addition to the two request types described above, Beroe can also provide you with ongoing updates on your

most critical categories

These updates will include the following:

Periodic reports
Portal based news/alerts

Scheduled review teleconferences



Research Capabilities

The impact of speculation, global fundamentals and disruption probabilities have to be woven together to create

a balanced price forecast.

Beroe can provide you the accurate forecasts you need to stay ahead of the market (Accuracy > 92%).

Our information is powered by our strong network of 750 + industry experts

Beroe has research and analysis centers in India and Argentina and satellite offices in China, Vietnam, Romania,

Turkey and Brazil.

Our market intelligence is supported by a solid R&D team

Multinational organizations need Market Intelligence globally - Having access to customized, actionable

MI is critical.

The sun never sets on Beroe's analysts
– Onsite resources to handle urgent turn-around requests
– Multiple time zone support (India and Argentina)
– We will provide you with 24 X 5 Market Intelligence support
Regardless of your location, when you contact Beroe, our central project management office will route your request to the appropriate resource
– Onsite Account Manager(s) at your major locations

Strategically placed local resources can get beyond local linguistic/cultural barriers to capture rich information