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Does Halo Effect Drive Service Line Growth?

Conventional wisdom holds that investments in niche services create a "halo effect" that drives service line growth. Our analysis challenges that assumption.


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AFTER YOU READ THIS

1. You'll understand the concept of "halo effect."

2. You'll learn why investing in advanced services doesn't necessarily drive service line growth.

3. You'll discover what evidence exists for niche service investment returns.

4. You'll identify the risks of considering halo effect.


AUTHORS

Yemi Zewdu Yimer

Senior analyst, Specialty care and consumerism research

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