數據中心、工廠內及服務中心:印刷量的動向

Datacenter, In-Plant, and Service Bureaus: Print Volume Trend Lines

出版商	IDC
出版日期	2009年12月	商品編碼	107876
內容資訊	英文 Pages: 45
價格	US $ 4500 PDF by E-mail (Single user license)

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數據中心、工廠內及服務中心:印刷量的動向 是由出版商IDC在2009年12月所出版的。這份英文市場調查報告書包含Pages: 45 價格從美金4500起跳。

This IDC study discusses the end-user survey conducted within the United States during the September–October time frame. It provides an analysis of print volume trends within the datacenter, in-plant, and service bureau print environments. These segments of the printing industry certainly have not escaped the impact of the economic recession. However, the study provides some surprising findings.

"Datacenters, in-plants, and service bureaus reported surprising increases in print volumes. However, when looking more closely, the transactional print volume increases are in large part due to print aggregation and don' t reflect overall print volume increases. Due to offset transfer, the story is clearly different for a range of marcomm and customer correspondence. Nevertheless, print environments will need to substantially evolve as they come out of the recessionary environment." — Riley McNulty, research manager, Production and Large Format Print Markets

IDC Opinion
In This Study

Methodology

Situation Overview

Transactional Print Volume Trend Lines
Promotional/Marketing, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Trend Lines

Future Outlook
Essential Guidance
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Synopsis

Table: Average Monthly Print Volume by Vertical Industry (% of Respondents)
Table: Average Monthly Print Volume by Print Environment and Job Type (% of Respondents)
Table: First-Class Mail Volume by Print Environment and Job Type (% of Respondents)
Table: Percentage Split of Digital Print Volume by Print Application Category, Print Environment, and Job Type (% of Print Volume)
Table: Transactional Print Volumes by Vertical Industry: Percentage Increasing Versus Percentage Decreasing (% of Respondents)
Table: Rating Factors Causing an Increase in Transactional Print Volumes by Print Environment and Job Type (% of Respondents)
Table: Belief in Recovery of Transactional Print Volume to Prerecession Levels by Print Environment and Job Type (% of Respondents)
Table: Customer Communication Suppression Rate by Vertical Industry: Percentage of Documents Sent in Electronic Format Only (% of Respondents)
Table: Types of Documents Affected by Electronic Distribution by Vertical Industry (% of Respondents)
Table: Promotional/Marketing, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volumes by Vertical Industry: Percentage Increasing Versus Percentage Decreasing (% of Respondents)
Table: Factors Causing an Increase in Promotional/Marketing, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volumes (% of Respondents)
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Transactional Print Volume Declines: Electronic Statement Adoption
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Transactional Print Volume Declines: Dynamic Enterprise Publishing
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Transactional Print Volume Declines: Weak Economy Led to Less Business
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Transactional Print Volume Declines: Outsourcing
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Transactional Print Volume Declines: Shifting of SYSOUT Volumes to Distributed Environments
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: The Economy
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: Electronic Communications
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: Dynamic Enterprise Publishing
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: Strategy to Reduce Print
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: Decline in Direct Mail
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: Decline in Customer Onboarding
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: Shift to Distributed Environments
Figure: Rating of Factors Causing Marcomm, Business Documentation, and Customer Correspondence Print Volume Declines: Outsourcing VDP/Integrated Campaigns
Figure: Belief in Recovery of Print Volumes to Prerecessionary Levels