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Managed Print Services (MPS) Market to Reach US$ 94.97 Bn by 2024 As it Reduces Operational Costs Of Printing Activities

Managed Print Services Market to reach US$ 94.97 Bn in revenue by 2024. MPS market is expand at a CAGR of 14.8% by 2024. Growth of the Managed Print S
Alex Gabriel | 26.08.2016
Managed print services (MPS) help organizations manage their complex printing infrastructure, which consists of a large number of multifunctional printers. MPS vendors take care of the entire printing fleet in an organization by maintaining the printers and thus reducing the downtime. MPS vendors monitor and control the printing activities, reducing the paper wastage. Moreover, MPS allow organizations to gain insights on their printing expenses and thus assist them in devising and allocating future printing budgets. Technological developments and continuous innovation by lead MPS vendors and printer/copier manufacturers have allowed organizations to protect their vital printing data by developing enhanced authentication systems to access the printing documents. The global MPS market was valued at US$ 26.18 Bn in 2015 and is forecast to expand at a CAGR of 14.8% from 2016 to 2024, reaching a value of US$ 94.97 Bn by 2024.

Organizations have turned to MPS for the efficient management of their printing activities and optimization of their printing budget. The major companies operating in MPS market include Xerox Corporation, ARC Document Solutions, Inc., Ricoh Company Ltd., Lexmark Corporation, Canon, Inc., Konica Minolta, Inc., KYOCERA Corporation, Toshiba Corporation, HP Development, L.P., and Print Audit.

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The global MPS market has been segmented on the basis of channel, enterprise size, deployment, end-use, and geography. On the basis of channel, the market is segmented into printer/copier manufacturers and channel partner/core MPS providers. The deployment types of MPS include on-premise, hybrid, and cloud-based. Cloud-based deployment has gained high popularity in the recent years, owing to benefits such as providing virtual storage place and eliminating the requirement of a dedicated IT team. The trend of preference for cloud-based deployment is expected to drive the MPS market during the forecast period, considering the cost-effective solutions being offered by cloud MPS vendors. Furthermore, depending on enterprise size the MPS market is categorized into SMEs and large enterprises. The large enterprises segment has been dominating the MPS market, considering complexity in managing their IT infrastructure. However, the SMEs segment of the MPS market is expected to grow faster than the large enterprises during the forecast period, owing to the rising awareness regarding the benefits of MPS.

The end-use segments of the MPS market include banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI); telecom and IT; government and public; health care; education; legal; construction; manufacturing, and others. The government and public end-use segment was the largest in 2015. Government and public sector work involves intensive paperwork and there have been significant investments in MPS in this sector with a view to reducing the cost of printing. Furthermore, the growth in demand for MPS from the sector is influenced by the need to reduce carbon emissions. MPS optimizes the use of large printer fleets and thus reduces the energy consumption.

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North America is likely to dominate the global MPS market during the forecast period from 2016 to 2024. The MPS market in the region is primarily influenced by widespread knowledge of MPS benefits among the large enterprises as well as SMEs. Furthermore, the presence of lead printer/copier manufacturers and core MPS providers in the region has encouraged the spread of MPS. Latin America and Asia Pacific are anticipated to experience favorable growth in the MPS market in the coming years, driven by economic growth and a rise in industrialization.