Photizo Sr. Consultants all submitted their thoughts on the leading trends and happenings in 2010. Well over 10 were submitted, but after some consolidation, these were our top 10.
2. #1 Growth In 2010 managed print services grew to more than a quarter of the global imaging revenue for business. Photizo’sMarket Size, Share and Forecast report showed the market continuing to grow at a rate of 22 percent for the next five years, and becoming $68 billion market by 2014. Asia Pacific is currently the fastest growing market (64% CAGR).
16. Marko Tarkiainen leaving Lexmark and joining HP EMEA
17. Innes Thomson and Paul Vella leave HP and join Canon Australia
18. John MacInnes won Ernst and Ernst Entrepreneur of the Year Award
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20. #9 MPS Goes Vertical Much like Lexmark has done with their vertically-oriented strategy to sell printers, MPS has seen the first of many companies that has taken a vertical and developed a deep vs. wide strategy. Auxilio has established itself as a force to be reckoned with. Since its inception, Auxilio has pioneered best practice print strategies for health care. They are the first and only health care exclusive, vendor independent MPS company in the nation. We expect other companies tofollow suit.
21. #10 Photizo Expands Globally To meet the growing interest and emerging MPS market in AP, Photizo hired Keng Keng Tan to head up an office in Singapore. Now Photizo has six offices throughout North America, Europe and Asia. In addition, the first Asia Pacific MPS Conference was held in Singapore in September with over 100 MPS attendees. This has spurred the second annual Asia Pacific MPS Conference that will be held in Sydney, Australia in 2011. Photizo now has consultants and analysts in North America, Asia and Europe, with events spanning to Australia, Brazil, Germany and a global conference in Orlando in 2011.
