Peter Mayhew, Principal Analyst
Peter Mayhew is the Principal Analyst for supplies within the Office Team. His responsibilities include developing research strategy and managing supplies business content which includes market forecasting, primary research, analysis and consulting. Peter's primary focus has been on ink jet technologies, maintaining a thorough understanding of product, channel and vertical market trends in office, wide format and commercial printing. Peter also has a deep insight into adjacent industries including; original and aftermarket supplies, recycled papers and home printing.
Kris Alvarez, Senior Analyst
Kris Alvarez's primary responsibilities as Senior Analyst involve our custom consulting side of the business from scoping project workflows to coordinating and producing project deliverables. Kris also follows news and trends within the supplies space (specifically pulp and paper) and helps provide data-driven insight and analysis into the status of the market. He produces editorial content for the Keypoint Blog and collaborates with Principal Analyst Peter Mayhew on their supplies-focused podcast series known as “C.A.R.T.S.: Cartridge Analysts Ruminating about Technology and Supplies.
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This report is a summary of current market trends impacting the imaging supplies market and provides opinions from our industry experts. Topics covered include the impact on pages, vertical markets, hardware and supplies insights, managed print services, hybrid working, technology adjustments, and print as a service.
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The Western European total supplies summary forecast for 2012-2026 looks at page printers, copiers, and inkjet printers. The data can be analyzed by 16 Western European countries and, across 25 categories including the Installed Base (IB) of machines in the field (MIF) and, supplies revenue and shipments across marking and media products.
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Print as a service for consumers is the industry's opportunity to reset the price positioning of printing in the minds of consumers. This study demonstrates that the industry is making progress in helping consumers to understand, and place a monetary value on, the cost of a printed page.