High Speed Facsimile Machines to Pace Market with 25% Annual Growth Through 1987

Article Abstract:

A study conducted by Frost and Sullivan Inc., a marketing research company, indicates that the use of high-speed desktop systems will have an annual increase of twenty-five per cent through 1987. The leasing of these systems has resulted in small profits for manufacturers. The rapid technological changes and high interest rates have contributed to leasing of these systems. Most installations will consist of replacements of low and medium speed systems by high speed systems.

Marketing, Profits, Interest rates, Technology, Growth (Physiology), Laptop computers, Portable computers, Frost and Sullivan Inc., Laptop/Portable Computer, Growth, Study, Leasing, Profit

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Facsimile Makers Revise Strategies to Address Export Market Changes

Article Abstract:

There is a continued growth in the export of facsimile equipment. In 1982, the Japanese facsimile industry totaled $44.908 billion yen or an increase of 73.5 per cent. Japan's facsimile manufacturers attribute thirty to forty per cent of total sales to exports. Most exports are to the United States and Europe. A list of Japanese manufactures of facsimile equipment appears in the article.

Sales, Increase, Europe, Japan, Export, Marketing Strategy, United States

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