Electronic Components Manufacturing in China: Industry Revenue Forecast to Reach $268.82 Billion Over Next Five Years
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) December 13, 2011
Driven by increased demand from downstream industries and growth in exports, the Electronic Components Manufacturing industry in China is expected to experience average revenue growth of 11.2% per year over the next five years. As the Chinese and global economies further recover from the global financial crisis, demand for a wide range of intermediate manufacturing inputs will increase. Industry revenue is forecast to reach $ 268.82 billion in 2016, according to IBISWorld, America?s largest publisher of industry research.
With the rapid development of China’s Information Communications Technology (ICT) sector, China has become the world’s largest manufacturing center for electronic products, including televisions, computers, handsets and DVD players. China’s output of some component categories, especially commonly used and medium- and low-end electronic components, is the highest in the world.
Industry revenue is forecast to increase by 24.5% in 2011 to $ 157.93 billion. Slow 5.6% industry revenue growth in 2009 was mainly due to lower domestic and foreign demand resulting from the global financial crisis, and a decline in price levels. However, domestic demand increased in 2010 and 2011 due to the recovery of China’s economy.
Revenue growth in the Electronic Components Manufacturing industry in China is forecast to be strong in the years to 2016, but with growth rates lower than the past five years as the industry matures and competition intensifies. Increased foreign competition, high capacity and output levels, weaker future demand from downstream industries, and continuing effects from the global financial crisis are expected to contribute to a more difficult operating environment for this industry in future years. However, demand for electronic components will remain high over the next five years.
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The Electronic Components Manufacturing industry in China comprises establishments that manufacture electrical equipment and components (except optical fibers and cables, batteries, printed circuit boards and semiconductors) as inputs for further electronic product manufacturing. The industry’s products change the electrical signals of the circuit, but do not change the electrical voltage or current.
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Industry Analysts Endorse Infineta’s Findings Concerning Big Data and the Enterprise WAN
San Jose, CA (PRWEB) December 13, 2011
Infineta Systems, the first and only provider of WAN optimization systems for Big Traffic workflows, announced today that a number of industry analysts have endorsed the independent research findings also released today by Infineta regarding the impact of Big Data on the enterprise WAN. Analysts briefed on the research findings agree that Big Data will become a major bottleneck for the WAN, and acknowledged Infineta?s thought-leadership role in identifying key network vulnerabilities as enterprises move to deploy Big Data technologies. For a copy of the Big Data report, interested parties can click here.
Trac Research
?Big Data has become an important item on the agendas of enterprise CTOs and IT executives for 2012 and beyond. Infineta’s technology is well positioned to help these organizations to ready their data centers and IT infrastructure to even begin to fully realize the benefits of Big Data,? said Bojan Simic, President and Principal Analyst of TRAC Research. ?Kudos to Infineta for recognizing and helping to identify weak links before enterprises move into full scale production of Big Data.?
Storage Strategies Now
?Infineta has stepped up to demonstrate thought-leadership in identifying existing WAN infrastructures as the weak link that will prevent enterprises from fully realizing the potential of Big Data,? said Jim Bagley, Senior Analyst, Storage Strategies Now. ?This report is a timely and relevant harbinger to what enterprises need to consider in readying their data centers and existing infrastructure for Big Data adoption.?
Taneja Group
“New problems always require a rethinking of the solution from scratch. Big Data is one such problem staring at us. This new report illuminates the crossroads of Big Data and WAN optimization and lays out an insightful roadmap for the enterprise. Infineta is taking a leadership position in charting the course for companies to ready their existing enterprise storage systems and data centers to deal with Big Traffic,? said Arun Taneja, Founder, President and Consulting Analyst of Taneja Group.
Wikibon
“Big Data by its very nature requires new methods of approaching underlying infrastructure, because traditional methods simply won’t work,” said Stu Miniman, Senior Analyst with Wikibon. “As CIOs look to deploy technologies such as Hadoop, they are looking for guidance on how to maximize value from Big Data deployments. IRG and Infineta have identified and validated information that provides a useful roadmap to IT executives faced with new data-intensive environments.”
Internet Research Group
?The journey to Big Data starts simply with Open Source software and a few virtual servers. Unsurprisingly, however, the journey to Big Data also requires careful system engineering to reach production capability,? said Peter Christy, co-founder of Internet Research Group. ?Infineta is leading the industry in recognizing that Big Data?s disruptive growth in enterprise storage is bound to lead to Big Traffic for many enterprises. In providing guidance on how high-performance optimization technologies can be used to optimize Big Data traffic over the WAN, Infineta has emerged as a thought leader in WAN optimization.?
About Infineta?s Data Mobility Switch
Infineta?s flagship product, the Data Mobility Switch (DMS), is the only WAN optimization solution designed to optimize Big Traffic workflows over the WAN. The DMS is ideal for optimizing Big Data, Big Replication (business continuity/disaster recovery), and Big (storage and server) Virtualization. With its unique architecture and patent-pending deduplication algorithm, Infineta?s DMS is the first-ever, multi-gigabit WAN optimization product on the market. In contrast to competitive solutions, which are strictly software-based, the DMS achieves unrivaled results by combining software with the processing power of merchant silicon.
About Infineta Systems
Based in San Jose, California, Infineta Systems is a privately-held, leading provider of WAN optimization systems for Big Traffic. The company?s patent-pending Velocity Dedupe Engine? delivers unprecedented levels of throughput, scalability and bandwidth capacity to support critical machine-scale workflows across the data center interconnect. Its flagship product, the Infineta Data Mobility Switch, accelerates multi-gigabit BCDR (business continuity/disaster recovery), cross-site virtualization, and Big Data traffic. The company is backed by Rembrandt Venture Partners, Alloy Ventures and North Bridge Venture Partners. For more information, visit http://www.infineta.com.
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Media & Entertainment Venture Capital Industry: VCs look to the leading companies
Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) December 12, 2011
The US Media and Entertainment Venture Capital industry is set to gain ground over the next five years, with industry revenue is expected to jump 8.5% per year to $ 1.4 billion by 2016, according to latest report from IBISWorld, the nation?s largest publisher of industry research. More initial public offerings (IPO) will take place over the same period, prompting many industry players to pour more money into early stage companies. Heightened stock market activity will pave the way for more investment in the market, increasing the amount of funds available for industry players to invest and the management fees earned from doing so. Following the wave of interest in new media during the past five years, more new firms will start up, providing new ways to consume media and entertainment. For this reason, industry research firm IBISWorld has added a report on the Media and Entertainment Venture Capital industry to its growing Alternative Financing report collection.
The Media and Entertainment Venture Capital industry slightly declined over the past five years, with revenue expected to decrease 1.7% per year to $ 962.7 million by year-end 2011. The recession resulted in a significant drop in investor confidence and stock market activity, limiting the amount of money for industry firms to invest with. The industry has bounced back in line with the economic recovery, though, as global stock markets increased and initial public offerings (IPO) became more commonplace, resulting in a jump in industry revenue. Several high-profile IPOs and planned IPOs have bolstered the industry and increased interest in investing in start-up media companies. Industry revenue will increase 34.3% in 2011 as successful IPOs buoy the industry’s top line.
According to IBISWorld analyst, Justin Molavi, the shift from traditional media to digital media has created immense opportunities for new companies as they seek to capture demand from consumers. ?Consumers are increasingly using the internet and mobile devices to interact with media and share content with friends,? says Molavi. As such, many companies have entered the space, vying for the industry’s investment dollars. Additionally, many new companies have been able to monetize their businesses at earlier stages, due to the existence of mobile payment platforms and internet advertising. This trend has lessened the risk of initial investment by industry firms because these companies already have some revenue on the books.
The next five years are set to be brighter for the industry and benefit major companies including, Sequoia Capital and Accel Partners. Stock market value growth will lead to higher company valuations, prompting many industry players to invest more in new media companies. More IPOs will also take place and push industry revenue higher as more companies hit the public marketplace. Higher investor confidence will also result in heightened fund values, making more money available for investments over the next five years. Media and entertainment Industry will continue to be hot space with new companies vying for consumer attention and developing innovative platforms to consume media. As a result of these trends, industry revenue is expected to increase 8.5% per year to $ 1.4 billion in the five years to 2016.
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London, United Kingdom (PRWEB) November 28, 2011
The Legal industry in the United Kingdom is expected to experience a slow recovery over the coming five years, according to IBISWorld, the UK?s largest publisher of industry market research. According to IBISWorld?s latest report, growth will be held back by government fiscal austerity measures, which will affect not just public sector spending but also the private sector. Despite early indications of recovery, industry revenue is expected to decline by another 0.4% in 2011-12 to
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Global Hospital Information Systems Market to Reach US$17 Billion by 2017, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
San Jose, California (PRWEB) November 22, 2011
Follow us on LinkedIn – Adoption of IT is not new to hospital industry with several IT tools already proving their worth in billing and administrative functions. Use of IT in clinical environment however has been restricted over the years, given the sensitive nature of patient information, medical procedures and treatment regimes, all of which can be vulnerable against data losses, or misuse. However, with growing realization of benefits, and rapid developments in technology, IT is slowly making its way even into the clinical set up, especially for capturing and storing patient records, and managing imaging, testing and surgical room procedures.
The need among healthcare providers to transform their legacy systems into advanced information systems by integrating their clinical, business, and technical assets for achieving profitability and offering services targeting fast changing consumer demands, while still maintaining high degree of service quality and efficiency is also driving hospitals to invest considerably in healthcare IT. Information technology allows critical information to be captured and stored electronically, streamlines clinical workflows, facilitates decision making, and monitors public health and therefore regarded as a highly efficient tool for healthcare industry. Several IT systems have therefore found its way into the hospital industry, Hospital Information Systems (HIS) being one among them.
The healthcare industry although resilient to a degree is not immune from the developments in macro-economic environment. Tighter credit market conditions across the world have resulted in increased difficulty in securing finances necessary for capital purchases. Worldwide hospitals and healthcare providers were fraught with reimbursement pressures, lowered direct government spending due to constricted budgets, reduced demand and consumer spending on pharmaceuticals, and healthcare services (as a result of increased loss of corporate health coverage). Tight budgets, lack of credit and finances for capital purchases, declines in philanthropic donations, pushed hospitals and healthcare facilities into curtailing their expenses on the purchase of new equipment and upgradation of information infrastructure. Hospitals remained wary of their IT investments thereby squeezing opportunities for the global Hospital Information Systems market during the 2007-2009 recession period. Despite several benefits stacked in its favor and notwithstanding its sturdy value proposition from a technology standpoint, HIS implementations weakened due to the aforementioned macro economic factors including the general strategy of ?doing more with less? among hospitals. Difficulty in accessing capital from tax-exempt bonds made it difficult for hospitals to sustain profitability during the period, thereby affecting the ability to fund new IT infrastructure and upgrade existing infrastructure, thus throwing deployment of HIS onto the backburner until signs of an economic thaw. As a result, growth in the market hit a trough in the year 2009.
The global HIS market staged a healthy recovery in the year 2010. The resurgence in market was primarily led by various stimulus packages offered by the government to infuse vigor into healthcare segment. The financial incentives given by Governments for adopting technology based innovations and improvements in healthcare also encouraged hospitals, healthcare professionals and other participants to start reinvesting in HIS, thereby driving market growth. Fast paced developments in healthcare sector in developing markets especially China and India will additionally infuse growth in the global HIS market in the short to medium term period. The large underserved market also presents tremendous opportunities for HIS market to tap. For instance, small private practices with about 4-5 doctors are relatively underserved by IT as they often fall short or resources to implement efficient tools for addressing critical data management and therefore presents a perfect opportunity for HIS providers to tap.
The market over the next few years will also benefit from healthcare industry?s focus on addressing huge demand for affordable-yet-quality healthcare services. Increasing costs have left the healthcare service patrons searching for affordable-yet-quality healthcare services. This trend created an urgent need for hospitals and other healthcare providers to re-visit their operational strategies, in order to be effective in catering to changing demands of consumers. With the desire to keep pace with the fast changing consumer demand, hospitals and healthcare providers are fast leaning towards adoption of Hospital Information Systems, which in turn is resulting in an increased number of HIS implementations.
As stated by the new market research report on Hospital Information Systems, Europe continues to remain the largest regional market for HIS. Asia-Pacific represents the fastest growing regional market with revenue from the region waxing at a CAGR of about 11% over the analysis period. Growth in the Asia-Pacific HIS market will be especially driven by growing income levels, improving spending power and the ability to afford quality healthcare services among people, and robust developments in healthcare IT especially in developing markets such as China and India. Clinical Information Systems represents the fastest growing market segment.
Major players in the marketplace include Agfa-Gevaert bv, Akhil Systems Pvt. Ltd., Allscripts Healthcare Solutions Inc., AxSys Technology Ltd., Brunie-Software GmbH, Cerner Corporation, GE Healthcare, Healthland, iSOFT Group Limited, Integrated Medical Systems Pty Ltd., Keane, McKesson Corporation, Medical Information Technology, Inc., MEDISTAR Praxiscomputer GmbH, Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V, QuadraMed Corporation, Siemens Healthcare, Softlink International Pvt Ltd., Sysmex Corporation, among others.
The research report titled “Hospital Information Systems (HIS): A Global Strategic Business Report” announced by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., provides a comprehensive review of trends, issues, strategic industry activities, and profiles of major companies worldwide. The report provides market estimates and projections (US$ Million) for product segments Non-Clinical Information Systems; and Clinical Information Systems, across geographic markets such as the US, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, and Rest of Europe), Asia Pacific (Australia, China, South Korea and Rest of Asia-Pacific), and Rest of World.
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