By Francesc Font, Partner and Co-Founder ;
Hi all, has already come to light the new study Wirespring price. Before you start analyzing the advertisement data, we thank Wirespring people each year, and since 2004 we are bringing light on pricing, reference and serve as homogenization of these in the digital signage market.
Regarding the study in question, attach here the main conclusions we draw:
- DS prices have fallen by an average of 17% compared to 2009, taking as the cost base of buy, hold and manage from a software screen for 36 months. This down is due, as seen in the chart below, to lower prices and technical maintenance of the facility, which are caused primarily by improvement in manufacturers' warranties and the best strength of the product thus no longer a good news for the sector. Moreover, the cost of facilities has also declined significantly, largely because customers are now installed more screens per site, assuming that significant savings in transportation and time, which allows the lower prices.
- The screen size is installed by 67% between 30 and 42, while the Remaining 33% are screens from 60 "up. Improving professional displays makes 91% of people who purchase hardware do of professional equipment, not consumption.
- in software pricing, the trend of low cost software is being imposed. That itself shows that people gain experience in managing networks bet heavily to invest in professional software for the DS, to the detriment of free solutions or management screens without content management systems. In addition, users can see how small and large networks are beginning to opt for the same solutions
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