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市場調查報告書
全球塑膠產業 (2020年):數位轉型的推動趨勢Customer Value Chain Compression to Drive Digital Transformation in the Global Plastics Industry, 2020 |
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出版商 | Frost & Sullivan | 商品編碼 | 979086 | ||||
出版日期 | 內容資訊 | 英文 50 Pages 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內 |
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全球塑膠產業 (2020年):數位轉型的推動趨勢 Customer Value Chain Compression to Drive Digital Transformation in the Global Plastics Industry, 2020 | ||
出版日期: 2020年12月07日 | 內容資訊: 英文 50 Pages |
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由於創新的數位經營模式的客戶經驗的提高對進入經營者顯示新的成長機會。
本報告提供塑膠產業帶來數位轉型的數位技術利用趨勢調查,數位技術的引進領域,引進案例,成長機會、成長策略分析等資訊。
Innovative Digital Business Models are Facilitating an Enhanced Customer Experience, thereby Creating New Growth Opportunities for Industry Participants
This Frost & Sullivan study tracks digital developments in the global plastics industry and seeks to identify future opportunities for further use of digital technology.
Findings are presented as domains of digitalisation (the domains of digitalisation indicated in this study are slightly different from those in other Frost & Sullivan digital transformation studies due to complexities in representing the digital plant domain). These domains are summarised as follows:
This study explores technologies that enable the digital transformation; current activity among plastics processors, compounders, and raw material suppliers in the digital domains; and future scenarios in an increasingly digitalised world. It combines insights from published sources and conversations that were primarily conducted with leading plastics companies, distributors, and service providers. Frost & Sullivan research indicates that digitalisation provides several growth opportunities for companies in this industry. The use of innovative digital technologies in business models will enable easier management of key operations that involve deep and wide databases, customer interactivity, and diverse applications and verticals. Frost & Sullivan expects such innovative business models to take centre stage over the next 5-7 years.
Polymer manufacturers are pushing for digital innovation in the industry with a focus on the development of a digital ecosystem to boost overall efficiency and reduce CAPEX and OPEX and envision new revenue streams through digital tech. Packaging, automotive, and construction represent the top 3 end-use sectors for plastic products, and they represent more than 65% of the global plastic demand. The digitalisation of these sectors will create new opportunities for polymer manufacturers.