U.S. Internet Printing Revenue Will Increase Significantly

At present, the Internet is having a lasting impact on the printing industry. Submitting, reviewing and tracking printing orders through the Internet to the printing system has gradually become a normal state of printing companies. According to the latest statistical data released by the United States Winship Shipping Company, the proportion of the US network to printing in total commercial printing revenue will increase from 15% in 2009 to 30% in 2014. Compared with the data of 10 years ago, this proportion has increased by a factor of five. At that time, the ratio of network to printing in total commercial printing revenue was only 3%. Data shows that by 2014, of the US$107 billion in U.S. commercial printing revenue, 31 billion U.S. dollars will come from the web to the printing system.

The research report of the American Winship Company showed that the printing industry has now significantly increased its emphasis on the Internet in order to simplify the order submission and production process. Statistics show that more than half of the printing companies in the United States have introduced networks to the printing system. In fact, in the past 10 years, several online printing companies have risen. With the development of e-commerce, the popularity of mobile phones and notebook computers, and the maturity of cloud computing-based network solutions, it is expected that the printing company's use of the network to the printing system will further increase.