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Print 2025: Six lessons learned and the way ahead
Quocirca’s ‘Print 2025’ report, published in 2017, called on the print industry to prepare for a new era of mobility and digital-first workplaces. Now, eight years on, the future is here. Despite a global pandemic that accelerated many of these trends, our key predictions have largely materialised.
Quocirca State of the Industry 2025 Study
The print industry is at a pivotal moment, navigating through a landscape marked by technological advancements, evolving business models, and shifting customer demands. The Quocirca State of the Industry Survey 2025 reveals an industry in flux, grappling with the aftermath of the pandemic, geopolitical uncertainties, and the relentless march towards digital transformation.
The Print Channel Shows Cautious Optimism Amid its Drive to Diversify for Long-term Success
Quocirca State of the Channel Survey 2024 reveals key growth opportunities, challenges, and concerns London, 4 June 2024: The majority (65%) of channel companies in the global print industry expect revenues to rise in the coming year, with an average predicted...
Analytics: How MPS providers can unlock strategic value
Managed Print Service (MPS) providers have a significant opportunity to leverage the wealth of data generated by MFPs to deliver strategic value to their clients and gain a competitive edge. Quocirca’s Analytics Landscape Report 2024 delves into the analytical...
Intelligent Document Processing: Capturing the Opportunity
According to Quocirca’s Document Trends 2024 Study, a significant 63% of organisations are gearing up to amplify their investment in intelligent document processing (IDP) within the next year. IDP is becoming increasingly recognised as a powerful force in workflow automation, equipping organisations to adeptly navigate the complexities of managing and securing a myriad of enterprise document formats.
4 ways MPS providers can seize the digitisation opportunity
Digitisation has been in progress for many years, but the pandemic acted as a catalyst and accelerator. Even the most paper-reliant organisations understood that digitisation was the key to greater efficiency and resilience in the face of disruption.
3 data-driven strategies for the print industry
Data-driven strategies are key to building competitive advantage in the print industry. Quocirca’s Data Innovation Opportunity 2023 report discusses how print manufacturers and their channel partners can better harness data analytics to build new products and services and ultimately create longer term customer relationships.
How is online buying impacting the MPS sector?
Quocirca's MPS Buying Habits report reveals that managed print services (MPS) customers are turning to online ecommerce channels to purchase printers for their remote workforce. Are MPS providers missing out on opportunities created by the growing preference for...
The UCaaS opportunity for managed print services providers
UCaaS is emerging as a key opportunity for MPS channel partners to capture new opportunities amidst a print market that is in decline. One UCaaS vendor that is expanding its presence in the MPS market is Intermedia.
Quocirca Future of Work Study Tracks Rise of the Employee-centric Hybrid Workplace
Demand for hybrid working and employment market turbulence are changing the role of the office and the corporate technology environment, as 42% expect to change roles in the next 12 months Quocirca's Future of Work 2025 study analyses how print and digital convergence...
Canon Europe advances its information security strategy
Canon Europe is raising the bar on information security, helping businesses mitigate the risks associated with information security and today’s threat landscape by expanding its portfolio of products and services. Canon has deepened its focus on delivering a holistic...
Hybrid work demands evolution of Managed Print Services
Quocirca's Managed Print Services Market Landscape Report, 2022 reveals that while 72% of businesses say they continue to rely on print, its importance is declining as digitisation programmes accelerate. It also finds that office footprints and company work styles...