U.S. Commercial Printing Profits, 1995 to Q1-2008
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The Printing Profits Report contains both current and inflation-adjusted analysis of commercial printing and print services shipments and profits from 1995 to 2008. The bonus audio file includes Dr. Webb's frank analysis, opinions, and strategic outlook. Containing Adobe PDF, Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint files, the cost of the report is $50.00 and features the audio commentary in MP3 format. Those purchasing the report can easily repurpose the charts and data for internal, client presentations, and reports.
Dr. Webb continued, “The industry needs to build earnings levels for a significant restructuring, investment in new technologies, and improved workflows. Economic and market forces for consolidation and downsizing get more intense with each passing quarter. Cost pressures are mounting while prices for print have downward pressure from new media alternatives and the media allocation shifts of traditional printing clients. It looks like a shakeout could be brewing.”
The report contains significant and proprietary analysis and by Dr. Webb and WhatTheyThink's Economics and Research Center. It is a top-level analysis of the U.S. commercial printing and trade services markets such as commercial offset, digital, and other printing processes, as well as prepress and postpress contained in the standard business classification NAICS 323.
Available for immediate download. Upon checkout, the four files described above are available via download. They come in a compressed zip file that your PC will be able to easily open.
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Dr. Webb continued, “The industry needs to build earnings levels for a significant restructuring, investment in new technologies, and improved workflows. Economic and market forces for consolidation and downsizing get more intense with each passing quarter. Cost pressures are mounting while prices for print have downward pressure from new media alternatives and the media allocation shifts of traditional printing clients. It looks like a shakeout could be brewing.”
The report contains significant and proprietary analysis and by Dr. Webb and WhatTheyThink's Economics and Research Center. It is a top-level analysis of the U.S. commercial printing and trade services markets such as commercial offset, digital, and other printing processes, as well as prepress and postpress contained in the standard business classification NAICS 323.
Available for immediate download. Upon checkout, the four files described above are available via download. They come in a compressed zip file that your PC will be able to easily open.
Published by WhatTheyThink.com
