Search a segment for targets
Describe the companies you want from a promising segment in plain language. AI Metasearch returns matches de-duplicated by domain, with identities checked.
Market Mapping
Name the market you are weighing. CorpDev.Ai finds the companies in it, breaks the market into segments and places each company, so you can decide where to play and which segments to search for targets.
From market question to decision
The map is the starting point. The Analyst builds on it with a cited sector report and a view of the competitors that matter.
The market is broken into segments and sub-segments, and each company is placed in the segment where it competes. Read it as a sunburst, a treemap or a cluster view, with the key trends written beside it.
Ask the Analyst for the sector report and it writes one in the workbook, citing its research with numbered sources that link to the original.
Take the players from the map into a competitive positioning document. In this example, the Analyst places each company by deployment maturity and retail delivery focus, explains how to read the picture, and compares the companies in a cited table.
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Where the map leads
Describe the companies you want from a promising segment in plain language. AI Metasearch returns matches de-duplicated by domain, with identities checked.
Add your criteria as questions on a list. Every company is researched against each one, with the reasoning shown under the answer.
Refresh the map and its research when you need to, and follow the developments you care about as the market moves.
Open the sample work
Both samples come from the same illustrative Walmart autonomous-delivery case.
Market size, growth drivers, technology segments and recent M&A, with numbered public sources.
Open the sample report ↗ Competitive positioningDelivery companies placed by deployment maturity and retail focus, with a cited comparison table and the white space they leave open.
Open the sample positioning ↗Name the market, read its segments and the companies in each, and take the most promising segments straight into target search.