This research study focuses on the drive to operationalize capital and service costs favoring non-conventional business models (MES and MVS) in Poland over traditional capital-intensive purchasing and service models. The study also features a detailed elaboration on the legacy of public-private partnerships (PPP), framework agreement case studies, market opportunity, market size and penetration analysis coupled with merger and acquisitions and the competitive landscape, in addition to growth opportunities.Frost & Sullivan’s Definition on MES and MVS for Poland market:Managed Equipment Services (MES): This is a bundled solution that includes the purchase of new equipment in addition to basic maintenan…   Read more