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Electronic Document: An Industry Update
is a multi-media report that analyzes important industry trends for the electronic document. It draws from recent INTERQUEST research related to the graphic arts and corporate markets, and analyzes trends and events from Xplor International Global Electronic Conference & Exhibit held in Anaheim, California, October 27-30, 2002. It also reports on key developments and analyzes important trends at recent major industry events such as Seybold San Francisco and Graph Expo 2002. The CD-ROM includes a 150-page indexed text report with photographs and charts, and embedded links to over 100 interviews, presentations, and product demonstrations (for a total of over two hours of video). (January 2003, 150 pages)
Contents of the multi-media report
Part 1: Xplor 2002 Conference & Exhibit Report
Section 1
Joint Technology Council Executive Forum
A 25-page comprehensive overview and assessment of the Xplor Joint Technology Council (JTC) Executive Forum with Adobe Systems, Heidelberg/NexPress, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Nipson, Océ, Scitex Digital Printing, and Xerox (also includes video excerpts).
Section 2
Xplor 2002: Major Announcements, Exhibits, and Trends
This 75-page report with embedded video segments reviews major announcements, product exhibits, and industry trends. It is organized as follows:
o Printing Systems
o Pre- and post-processing & finishing
o Software and document systems (creation/composition/management, output management, EBPP, and more)
Part 2: Industry Update
This 50-page report complements Part 1 by providing a more global analysis and perspective for the document industry. It reports on key developments and analyzes important trends at recent major industry events such as Seybold San Francisco and Graph Expo 2002. It also includes video segments with interviews with executive management of the major printing system vendor companies, corporate users, and leading industry experts, as well as demonstrations of the newest color digital presses. It is structured as follows:
* Network printing
* Transactional printing
o Key trends and issues
o Highlight color printing
o MICR printing
* Print-on-demand
o Centralized monochrome market
o Midrange and cluster systems
o Distributed print-on-demand
o Book printing trends
* Color Production Printing
o Desktop color page printers
o Full-color copiers/printers
o Digital presses
o Variable data printing
* Electronic document delivery
* Outsourcing
Table of Contents
Part 1: Xplor 2002 Conference & Exhibit Report
Section 1
Joint Technology Council Executive Forum
A 25-page comprehensive overview and assessment of the Xplor Joint Technology Council (JTC) Executive Forum with Adobe Systems, Heidelberg/NexPress, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Nipson, Océ, Scitex Digital Printing, and Xerox (also includes video excerpts).
Section 2
Xplor 2002: Major Announcements, Exhibits, and Trends
This 75-page report with embedded video segments reviews major announcements, product exhibits, and industry trends. It is organized as follows:
o Printing Systems
o Pre- and post-processing & finishing
o Software and document systems (creation/composition/management, output management, EBPP, and more)
Part 2: Industry Update
This 50-page report complements Part 1 by providing a more global analysis and perspective for the document industry. It reports on key developments and analyzes important trends at recent major industry events such as Seybold San Francisco and Graph Expo 2002. It also includes video segments with interviews with executive management of the major printing system vendor companies, corporate users, and leading industry experts, as well as demonstrations of the newest color digital presses. It is structured as follows:
* Network printing
* Transactional printing
o Key trends and issues
o Highlight color printing
o MICR printing
* Print-on-demand
o Centralized monochrome market
o Midrange and cluster systems
o Distributed print-on-demand
o Book printing trends
* Color Production Printing
o Desktop color page printers
o Full-color copiers/printers
o Digital presses
o Variable data printing
* Electronic document delivery
* Outsourcing
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