Market Intelligence for SMEs
How to read competitors, pricing, demand, and customer signals.
MMK Evidence Brief · Launch Issue
MMK Consult is now live: a research, data and advisory firm built for founders, SMEs, investors, institutions and development partners who need decisions supported by evidence, not guesswork.
Why MMK exists
Small and medium enterprises represent around 90% of businesses and more than half of global employment. At the same time, AI adoption, market uncertainty and financing pressures are changing how organisations compete. The question is no longer whether leaders need evidence. It is whether they can build it quickly enough to act.
Sources: World Bank SME Finance; McKinsey State of AI.
Welcome to MMK Insights
This public launch issue introduces MMK Insights, a practical evidence-led note for anyone who wants sharper thinking on business strategy, market research, data, AI, finance, field evidence and decisions that shape growth.
Core objective
MMK starts with the decision, then builds the evidence, analysis and documents required to move from uncertainty to action. We support decisions where assumptions must be visible, numbers must be explainable, and recommendations must survive serious scrutiny.
How MMK works
Opportunities
MMK welcomes careful, research-oriented people who care about accuracy, clear writing, data quality, field realities and practical impact.
Partnerships
MMK works with institutions, NGOs, universities, development partners, investors and private organisations on research, training, data systems, programme evidence and strategic advisory across African markets.
Bring MMK in early
If you are testing a business idea, preparing for investors, entering a market, planning field research, building a financial case or trying to make sense of uncertain data, MMK can help structure the evidence.
Newsletter archive
Browse earlier practical notes on investment readiness, market research, cash flow, customer retention and decision-making.
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