The printing drain… 60% of SMBs rely on printing 50% say colour volumes growing 60% say consumables expenditure growing
Apr 01, 2015
The printing drain…
60% of SMBs rely on printing
50% say colour volumes growing
60% say consumables expenditure growing
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Top printing challenges
Quocirca 2012 SMB MPS study: 150 organisations across UK, France, Germany
Ensuring document security
Reducing admin time
Enforcing print policy
Reducing energy consumption
Understanding usage
Reducing costs
2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
3.3
3.3
3.4
3.7
3.6
3.6
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.9
4.0250-500 employees50-249 employees
Average Score1= not a challenge to 5 = always a challenge
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The changing IT landscape
Mobility/BYOD
Cloud
Security
Digital workflow
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Mobile printing
What is your level of interest in mobile print capabilities (i.e. printing from smartphones or tablets e.g. Android, BlackBerry, iOS)
50-500 employees
500-1,000 employees
1,000 plus employees
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30%
18%
20%
25%
7%
10%
17%
Deployed mobile printingPlanning to implement
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Security…low priority
Quocirca Print Security Study, 2012
What is your level of concern of the risk of data leakage via the following: (1= not at all concerned to 5= very concerned )
Other USB devices
Tablet devices (iPads etc)
Printers/MFPs
Smartphones
USB memory sticks
Web mail
Laptops
Corporate Email
1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0
2.0
2.4
2.6
2.6
3.0
3.1
3.2
3.6
Average Score
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Security
Quocirca Print Security Study, 2012
500-1000 employees
1000+ employees
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
29%
30%
44%
36%
12%
24%
15%
10%
Yes, one occurrenceYes, multiple occurencesNoDon't know
Has your organisation experienced an ACCIDENTAL confidential data breach through printing in the past two years ?
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The less-paper office
60% of SMBs want to reduce paper usage
Rules based printing
Document workflow
“Pull” printing
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MFPs: smart and personal
Transactional capture – business process under a button….
Managed Print Service
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MPS ADOPTION
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What is Managed Print Services (MPS)
SMBs remain reliant on printing…
“the assessment, optimisation and proactive, on-going management of the print environment by an external provider”
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Multiple suppliersTHE OLD WAY X
Multiple service contracts
THE NEW WAY
Ad-hoc supplies purchasing
SMBs lack time and resources
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MPS approaches
SMBs remain reliant on printing…
Basic
Hardware, supplies and service
Vendor’s own brand
Small fleets
Minimal investment for reseller
Full MPS
Assessment and design
Hardware, supplies and service
Large, mixed fleets
Some investmentAudit tools, training
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Rewards
Scope of MPS agreement
Complete outsourcing of all devices, planning and design with end-to-end service level management
Model 2
Model 3
MPS maturity model
Out-tasked services with specific service levels (MPS)
Full outsourcing of all devices, planning and design with end-to-end service level management (MDS)
Cost and risk reduction
Basic
Enterprise
Midmarket
SMBModel 1 Break/Fix Service Contract
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Awareness low amongst small SMBs…
How knowledgeable are you on the topic of managed print services (MPS)?
50-249 employees
250-500 employees
0%20%
40%60%
80%100%
9%
15%
27%
48%
48%
32%
16%
5%Complete and detailed understanding-have researchedGood understanding, know what it isLittle understanding-have heard phraseNo understanding-what is MPS?
Quocirca 2012 SMB MPS study: 150 organisations across UK, France, Germany
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The MPS opportunity
Midmarket opportunityFull MPS
SMB opportunity:Basic MPS
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Cost is the top MPS driver
How important would the following be in motivating the use of a managed print service? (Rated important or very important)
Quocirca 2012 SMB MPS study: 150 organisations across UK, France, Germany
Reduce hardware costsReduce energy consumption
Simplify adminImprove device uptime
Mitigate document security risksReduce paper costs
Gain predicitable expensesReduce paper usage
Reduce IT burdenImprove visibilty of costs
Reduce consumable costs
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
21%23%
26%32%33%
55%56%
59%60%
68%73%
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Service quality is most highly rated
SMBs remain reliant on printing…
If entering into a MPS agreement what would be the three most important aspects?
Document security solutions
Full print audit
Solutions to reduce print volumes
Usage and cost reporting tools
Guranteed SLAs
0% 10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%
34%
36%
50%
71%
78%
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COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
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Market summary
• Strong vendor participation• Solutions emerging as key differentiator• Managed IT services opportunity
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Quocirca MPS vendor landscape
MPS Landscape
Basic Services Value Services
Enterprise services Business Process Services
Channel
Direct
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Quocirca MPS vendor landscape
SMBs remain reliant on printing…
* Customer base: Please note that enterprise customer figures and estimated devices under management have been considered when determining customer base bubble size.
Market presence
VERY STRONG
Completeness of offering
Xerox (+)
LOW
Market leadersHP (+)
Lexmark (+) Ricoh (+)
Konica Minolta (+)
WEAK VERY STRONG
Canon (+)
Strong performers
Kyocera (+)
Customer base *
ContendersOther
vendors
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Quocirca Channel MPS landscape
Breadth and depth of offering
Strategy
Low High
Strong
Weak
• Document workflow• Mobility • Security
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Quocirca MPS vendor landscape
* Customer base: Please note that enterprise customer figures and estimated devices under management have been considered when determining customer base bubble size.
Xerox differentiators
• Strong depth and breadth of offering• Multivendor support• Modular approach• Solutions – cloud, mobility, workflow• Flexible tools for channel
QuocircaStrong Rating Completeness
of Offering
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The channel must evolve
* Customer base: Please note that enterprise customer figures and estimated devices under management have been considered when determining customer base bubble size.
HardwareServices and solutionsService contracts