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The evidence-based data in this report are designed to help suppliers create global business models, develop regionally-competitive products, expand into regional markets, and generate significant revenues and profits in regional supply chains.
For each region, revenues are forecast for five types of Self-paced eLearning products and services:
- Packaged content
- Custom content development services
- Learning platform and tool hosting services
- Authoring software and tools
- Installed learning platforms
Key findings discussed in this report include:
- The recent IPO activity, merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, and international private investment trends in learning technology companies are indicators of the revenue potential for specific products in particular countries
- Buying behavior is quite different in each region and expenditures for all product types are heavily concentrated in specific countries in each region
- A country's use of technology or the lack of infrastructure is not the primary indicator for the adoption of Self-paced eLearning
- New tool and learning platform suppliers are entering the market in every region of the globe
- There has been resistance to content that has been translated, but not truly localized for specific countries and domestic suppliers are emerging in those markets to meet the demand for "indigenous" content
- There are "buying clusters" within regions and buying clusters that span multiple regions
- There is now a boom in global demand for courses offered by for-profit international virtual education providers.
This report provides extensive examples of competitors, products, and buying behavior to help suppliers understand the international market. Over 350 suppliers selling specific product types and operating in specific countries and regions are cited in this report to help international suppliers identify local partners, distributors, resellers, and potential merger and acquisition targets.
There are 81 pages in the report, 17 tables, and 12 charts.
The analysis in this report identifies revenue opportunities for suppliers. This report answers the questions:
- What are the growth rates for each product type in a particular region?
- What products are growing or declining in demand in specific regions?
- Which countries in specific regions represent the best revenue opportunities?
- What are the highest revenue opportunities throughout the forecast period?
The "Worldwide Market for Self-paced eLearning Products and Services: 2009-2014 Forecast and Analysis" report is available now in the Ambient Insight Store.
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The US Market for Self-paced eLearning Products and Services: 2009-2014 Forecast and Analysis
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NOTE: Individual tables with corresponding sections from this report are available as Revenues Snapshots.
The US market for Self-paced eLearning products and services reached $16.7 billion in 2009. The demand is growing by a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.4% and revenues will reach $23.8 billion by 2014.
This report provides extensive examples of competitors, products, and buying behavior to help suppliers understand the market. This is evidence-based data designed to help suppliers create sustainable business models, develop competitive products, develop go-to-market strategies, and generate significant revenues and profit. This kind of data is indispensable in recessionary business environments.
There are six major types of Self-paced eLearning products and services forecast in this report including:
- IT packaged content
- Non-IT packaged content
- Custom content development services
- Learning platform and tool hosting services
- Authoring software tools
- Installed learning platform technology
Key findings discussed in this report include:
- The buying behavior, product demand, competition, and market conditions vary in each buying segment and suppliers tend to specialize in meeting the needs of specific buying segments
- The recession is "factored" into the forecasts and the industry is entering a period of economic recovery
- In the current market, the most significant inhibitor is not the post-recessionary climate, but product substitution
- Private investment surged in 2007 and 2008 and several companies launched successful IPOs in the last year
- New suppliers are coming into the market at a steady rate
- There are significant untapped revenue opportunities in the US market
- The strong growth in the global market has created revenue opportunities for US suppliers
A new wave of adoption is now underway and new buyers and new suppliers are emerging at a steady rate. This trend started before the recession and the recession acted as a catalyst accelerating the new wave of adoption. In the current economic recovery, the market favors suppliers that can identify and meet the needs of these new buyers.
There are 64 pages in the report, 19 tables, and 15 charts.
The analysis in this report identifies the most lucrative revenue opportunities for suppliers. This report answers the questions:
- What are the growth rates for each product type in a particular segment?
- What products are growing in demand?
- Which segments represent the best revenue opportunities?
- What are the highest revenue opportunities throughout the forecast period?
This report forecasts the expenditures for Self-paced eLearning products and services across eight customer buying segments: consumer; corporations and businesses; federal civilian and military government; state and local government; PreK-12 academic; higher education, NGOs, non-profits, and associations; and healthcare.
The "US Market for Self-paced eLearning Products and Services: 2009-2014 Forecast and Analysis" report is available now in the Ambient Insight Store.
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Recession and Recovery: 2007-2014 US Corporate Revenue Forecasts for Self-paced eLearning Products and Services (Revenue Snapshot)
This is a Revenue Snapshot. A site license can be purchased for US$425.00.
This Revenue Snapshot forecasts the combined aggregate expenditures for Self-paced eLearning products and services for four sub-segments of the US corporate and business buying segment: Enterprise, large organizations (LORG), medium-sized organizations (MORG), and small organizations (SORG). This Revenue Snapshot integrates recessionary variables and recalibrates previous Ambient Insight corporate forecasts for the 2007-2012 and the 2008-2013 periods. The table clearly shows the impact of the US recession on corporate buying behavior and provides insight on revenue growth during the recovery.
The "Recession and Recovery: 2007-2014 US Corporate Revenue Forecasts for Self-paced eLearning Products and Services" Revenue Snapshot is available now in the Ambient Insight Store.
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