Abstract
Report Summary
IMS Research has published the third edition of its highly respected UPS
Sourcebook, specially prepared for component vendors. The report provides a
concise picture of the current state and future development of the market
complied from IMS Research' s extensive UPS studies.
The global economic downturn caused the world UPS market to decline by 21.3%
in 2009, though revenues will grow by nearly 10% in 2010. Pre-recessionary
demand levels are not projected to return until 2012.
Just over 15 million UPS were shipped in 2009, with <1 kVA units accounting
for the largest share of unit shipments.
Asia, ‘Rest of EMEA’, and Western Europe all fell by more than the
global average in 2009, while North America and Latin America declined by a
lesser percent.
High power sales will be sluggish to recover, as data center investment is
slow to return. In the longer term, >100 kVA sales are most promising.
Transformerless UPS are forecast to grow at the fastest rate of any topology,
and will nearly double in revenues by 2014.
The top three suppliers to the UPS market accounted for over half of global
revenues in 2009. Emerson' s bid to acquire Chloride follows the trend toward
consolidation in the market.
Report Statistics
- Publication date: July/2010
- Pages: 98 (including 58 tables and 10 figures)
Table of Contents
Chapter 1- Introduction, Scope and Methodology
- 1.1 Scope
- 1.1.1 UPS Product Segmentation
- 1.1.2 Geographic Scope
- 1.1.3 Point of Measurement
- 1.2 Report Content
- 1.3 Research Methodology
- 1.3.1 Data Collection Methods & Sources
- 1.4 Exchange Rates
Chapter 2 - The World Market for UPS
- 2.1 Economic Outlook & Other Macro Indicators
- 2.2 UPS Applications
- 2.3 UPS Technology Trends
- 2.4 The World Market for UPS
- 2.4.1 Current Situation
- 2.4.2 Variances from Previous Edition
- 2.4.3 Future Development
- 2.4.4 The World Market for UPS by Region
- 2.4.5 The World Market for UPS by Power Rating & Topology
- 2.4.6 The World Market for UPS by Sales Channel, Vertical Market &
Application
Chapter 3 - The World UPS Competitive Environment
- 3.1 The World Competitive Environment
- 3.2 Regional Competitive Environments
- 3.2.1 Americas Competitive Environment
- 3.2.2 EMEA Competitive Environment
- 3.2.3 Asia Competitive Environment
Appendix 1: Historical UPS Data by Quarter
Appendix 2: IMF GDP Forecasts by Region
Appendix 3: Geographic Definitions
Appendix 4: List of Tables and Figures
*Full table of contents can be obtained upon the request of sample pages.
