Markets outside the US and Europe are, in most cases, fragmented and more production orientated. Demands for quality vary greatly between domestic customers and large international companies and banks. The latter require the same security solutions as those already established on their respective home markets. Growth is higher than in the US and Europe, but from a considerably lower starting point. This applies particularly to Asia, with China as the foremost example. Australia constitutes an exception and resembles in many respects the US, UK and Ireland.
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