Solat Industry Internal Research System: The Wall

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by Staff Writers
Boston MA (SPX) Mar 10, 2009
PHOTON Consulting has announced the release of The Wall. Developed originally as an internal tool for PHOTON Consulting, this database has been used exclusively by PHOTON Consulting researchers. With the most comprehensive and concise analytics, The Wall is a one of a kind decision support tool for the solar industry.

The Wall contains historical and 5-year forward projections for solar energy sector including price, volume, revenue, cost and demand for c-Si and thin film technologies.

Over 1,500 companies are screened, 700 companies modeled and more than 60 markets analyzed, yielding a wealth of data that is updated on daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly basis.

Users have the ability to easily search the data as well as interact with the research by exporting data into Excel. Additionally, The Wall enables users to create customized presentations by selecting desired slides and exporting to PDF.

"The Wall is a powerful and vital information tool that provides strategic managers access to nearly any piece of solar industry data at their fingertips," stated PHOTON Consulting's Managing Director, Michael Rogol.

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