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Western Europe Hardcopy Peripherals 2010 Top 10 Market PredictionsPublished by: IDC Published: Jan. 29, 2010 - 6 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Predictions In This Study Situation Overview Future Outlook Prediction #1: The Hardcopy Peripherals Market Will be Cautiously Optimistic for 2010, Though Some Economic Turbulence Will RemainPrediction #2: Vendors and Channel Partners Will Offer More Diverse and Flexible Managed Print Services and Other Print Services to BusinessesPrediction #3: Customers Will Increase Outsourcing and Print Procurement to Reduce Overall Print Spending and Increase ROI for Marketing and Print CollateralPrediction #4: The Color Digital Production Market Will Grow as Businesses Begin to Recover from the RecessionPrediction #5: Environmental Pressures Will Gather Momentum with Regard to Energy Use, Paper Consumption, Recycling, and SustainabilityPrediction #6: Manufacturers Will Secure Footholds in New Markets Through Vendor and Channel Mergers and AcquisitionsPrediction #7: Overall Print Volumes Will Remain Stagnant as Companies Aim to Reduce Printing to Save MoneyPrediction #8: Competition Between the OEM Consumable Suppliers and Third-Party Providers Will IntensifyPrediction #9: Vendors Will Focus More on the Business Inkjet Market as Competition for the SOHO Print Volume IntensifiesPrediction #10: Demand Will Increase for WiFi-Enabled Machines for the SOHO, Small Business, and Home MarketsEssential Guidance Learn More Related ResearchSynopsis AbstractThis IDC study presents our predictions for 2010 for the Western European hardcopy peripherals market. This report is based on industry knowledge and research of the Western Europe Imaging Hardware and Document Solutions team. "In 2010, there will be market growth, but the dynamics surrounding the HCP industry are changing. The market is no longer concerned with simply shipping hardware, as customers are increasingly concerned with managing costs and controlling documents," said Phil Sargeant, research manager, Western Europe IHD. "They will look at alternative ways to regulate their own print and imaging infrastructure and may not readily accept the existing cost structures." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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