The food and beverage machinery market growth is primarily triggered by the increase in global food consumption and the growing food processing industry.
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Low Voltage Drives in the Food and Beverage Industry 2022 – Analysis
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Jessica Nian
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Jessica Nian is a member of Omdia’s Cloud and Data Center Team, where she focuses on the Physical Infrastructure sector, with major expertise in power and cooling markets. She analyzes key developments, future trends, growth drivers, and the competitive landscape within these critical infrastructure segments. Her current research specializations include the evolution of data center power systems and advanced cooling technologies supporting cloud and digital infrastructure.
Prior to her current role, Jessica contributed to Omdia’s Manufacturing Technology practice, covering areas including motion controls and automated guided vehicles (AGVs). Before joining Omdia, she served as a market research analyst at IHS Markit. Her earlier experience includes financial analysis at PwC. Jessica holds a degree in Banking and Finance from Monash University.
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