Adoption is not evenlydistributed, and neither is our evidence.
Region pages are in preparation. We are publishing the limitation before the pages because it is the more useful fact: the register currently skews heavily to North America and Western Europe, and anyone reading a regional number from us today should know that.
Where the work is going
Listed with an honest note on how thin the evidence currently is, rather than a map that implies even coverage.
North America
The deepest coverage in the register by a wide margin, and the baseline every other region is currently measured against.
Next editionEurope
The second market rather than a rounding error. Eighteen of the hundred, weighted to the United Kingdom and Germany.
Next editionIndia
Where the cost-displacement case lands differently and the sequencing advice changes because of it.
Next editionThe Gulf
Sovereign programs and a procurement model that does not resemble anywhere else in the register.
Next editionSoutheast Asia
The fastest moving part of the register and the one we currently under-represent most.
Next editionAsia-Pacific
Japan, South Korea and Australia, each with its own regulatory clock and its own language constraint.
Next editionWhy this page is honest before it is useful. We could publish six regional pages tomorrow by inferring from the data we have. The numbers would look complete and they would be wrong. A register that reports a thin region with the same confidence as a dense one is misleading in exactly the way we exist to correct. These pages arrive when the enquiry work behind them does.
If your region is under-represented here, say so
The schedule follows where enterprises are asking, and the Chennai office exists for precisely this reason.