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(Weymouth, MA) August 26, 2009… InfoTrends, the leading worldwide consulting firm for the digital imaging and document solutions industry, will be showcasing some of its latest industry research during the 8th Annual Digital Imaging Conference September 16-17 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport in Burlingame, California. The importance of these data-driven analyst insights will be underscored by panel discussions and presentations by forward-thinking industry vendors from every corner of the photo and imaging industry. Day one opens with a look at today’s “digital content creators” and the growing sophistication of their needs. From there, presenters will discuss important market sub-segments that continue to evolve, consider the growing impact of smartphones and other viewing devices on the market, and hone in on the specialty photo products and ways to ignite further growth in an already lucrative business. Day 2 examines traditional topics related to photo printing and photofinishing, but with an eye towards the future. The latest developments in online services, sharing, storage and management will also be addressed. “It’s our belief that educational and networking events like the Digital Imaging Conference are critical to the success of today’s imaging businesses, particularly in these challenging times where everyone is looking for a competitive edge,” commented Ed Lee, Director, Consumer Imaging Group at InfoTrends. “A conference like this one can provide attendees with a 360 degree view of the industry, and help them to assess new opportunities for their businesses.” During the Digital Imaging ’09 Conference attendees can participate in multiple analyst sessions, some providing a preview of data that’s just days old. Attendees can also customize their personal agendas, allowing them to focus on areas that matter most to their business strategies. Whether they are interested in capture, viewing, output, image management and preservations, image sharing and communication, segmentation, or examining the connected imaging experience, they can mix and match sessions to meet their specific needs. Interactive sessions that are more than just "I-talk-you-listen" are also incorporated into the agenda. Interact, brainstorm, share ideas, debate, question, and create your new successful business plan. To learn more and to register, visit www.digitalimagingconference.com. About InfoTrends |
