Globilization and Emerging Economies Drives Growth
This study is a comprehensive in-depth analysis of the General Motion Control (GMC) market, including market size and segmentation, market forecast, industry structure, and supplier market shares and profiles.
Robust investments in manufacturing industries pushed GMC market growth worldwide in 2007. Manufacturers will continually face challenges to raise productivity, lower product costs, reduce plant operating expenses, and increase return on investment (ROI) in order to compete in the global market. Consequently, capital investments for GMC systems are expected to remain strong across many industries during the next five year period.
The rapidly expanding middle class in Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America is creating massive demand for automobiles, resulting in new local factories and increases in capacity at the existing production facilities.
Globalization is causing manufacturing companies to invest in creating new capacities in various industries, such as CPG, automotive, food & beverage, and electronics & semiconductor. GMC systems will be increasingly more vital as manufacturers continue to face challenges to satisfy market demands, compete in the growing economy, and keep their businesses profitable.
Strategic Issues
Automation is increasingly more vital as manufacturers continue to face challenges to compete in the global economy. This scenario creates immense opportunities for all GMC suppliers. However, the automation market dynamics for these GMC suppliers also remain extremely competitive. The challenge in the market landscape is how GMC suppliers can differentiate themselves. This study will help to offer strategies, such as:
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How to increase value proposition to OEM machine builders.
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How to understand single source or multiple suppliers environment.
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What the importance of offering motioncentric PAC is.
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What it means to suppliers as OEMs apply lean principles to their resources.