Graphics Solutions Business Mike Salfity, WW General Manager and Global Head March 23, 2016
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Impact of HP graphics printing is all around us 3
Graphics is a large, growing segment of the overall printing market Represents all printing outside of the home or office (90% of ~51.3T printed pages worldwide) Media Graphics Services & Solutions 3 Total Printing Market (Rev $B) 238 241 243 232 234 15-18 CAGR 1.3% -0.5% 1.9% 4.4% Analog Digital Graphics: Analog to digital shift 35 19 16 Graphics TAM ($B, 2016) 2-3x Digital CAGR (2015-18) Business 2 0.6% Disruptive opportunity with digital printing Home 1-4.5% 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 4 Source: HP internal market analysis & planning (3Q15) 1. Includes HW & Supplies; 2. Includes HW & Supplies. Includes Lasers, Scanners, and Business Ink; 3. Includes services portion of Managed Print Services, HW Support, Doc Process Outsourcing, Doc Consulting and Scanning; Includes software which Includes Fleet Management, Mobility, Output Management, Security, Image/Data Capture Software, Workflow & Business Process Management Suites; Includes Pay For Print
$35B (68%) of the market is currently addressable 54% of the addressable market is composed of Packaging & Marketing Collateral $60 $50 $40 2015 Graphics Market Value 1 (HW & Ink) $51B $16B $35B Addressable Market 2 15% Marketing Collateral $5B 11% Signage $4B $30 $20 $10 $0 54% 46% $19B Analog $16B Digital Graphics Not Addressable Addressable CAGR 2015-2018 1.3% 0.1% 1.9% 39% Packaging $14B $35 B 35% Other $12B Source: HP internal market analysis & planning (3Q15) 1. Value = 2015 Hardware and ink revenues does not include media Digital Media of $13.5B is sometimes added to addressable = $48.0B 2. Other includes: information prints, publishing, design, direct mail, photo, and decoration 5
Graphics represents ~ 90% of WW page opportunity Total printed pages (trillions of pages, 2015) Total Graphics pages by category (trillions of pages, 2015) Home & Office 4.7 Marketing Collateral 6.6 Publishing 21.7 Packaging 9.6 46.6 Graphics 51.3 Trillion pages Decoration 0.4 Other 5.0 46.6 1 Trillion pages Info Prints 2.0 Direct Mail/Transaction 0.8 Signage 0.2 Source: HP internal market analysis & planning (3Q15) 1. Other = Retail transactions, cards, games, calendars, and other 6
GSB ecosystem HP is leading the analog to digital transformation Brand Needs communication campaign, mailing, packaging for its products, etc. Agency Works on communication campaign based on Brand needs and interacts with PSP Print service provider Serves agency requests 7
Printing outside of the home and office Provides large-format, commercial and industrial printing solutions to PSPs, organizations and content owners Photography Design Sign & Display Direct Mail & Info Prints Marketing Collateral Publishing Packaging Decoration 8
Graphics Business Model Compelling hardware margins High supplies consumption Robust support attach 9
Industry s broadest and deepest system portfolio HP covers all applications with a diverse set of intellectual property Division PWP (Inkjet High-speed Printing Solutions) Proprietary Printing Technologies Technical Design Technical Production Application Signage Photos Packaging Direct Mail Info Prints Marketing Collateral Publishing PageWide (TIJ) Decoration Indigo SIP (Scitex Industrial Presses) Latex LF Design (Large Format) SPS (Specialty Printing Systems) Liquid Electro Photography (LEP) Piezo (PIJ) Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) & PageWide Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) 10
CY Q4 2015 Unit Market Share 75% 60% 45% 30% 15% 0% Competitive landscape: CQ4 2015 unit market share HP is #1 in most markets where we play with different competitors in each segment LF Design Mid Volume Low Volume 75% 75% 60% 60% 52% 45% 37% 45% 30% 15% 28% 13% 7% 31% 8% 13% 11% 30% 15% 29% 25% 21% 8% 17% 0% HP Canon Epson Other HP Agfa Oce EFI Others 0% HP Roland Mimaki Epson Others Source: CQ4 2015 IDC Tracker 11
Strategy: Driving page growth is key to driving supplies growth Drive Page Growth 1 Scale with 2 Technologies Enable Compelling Customer Economics $ Transform Selective Industries R (Indigo LEP & Inkjet) Packaging Publishing Drive world-class quality, customer experience and enable end-to-end services and solutions 12
Cost per Page Compelling customer economics Disruptive opportunity with Digital printing Economical shorter runs 5k 10k 15k 20k 25k Print Job Run Length Digital Analog Waste Inventory cost Shipping cost Mass personalization Faster time to market Physical to Digital 13
Transform select industries: Packaging Coca Cola utilizes digital printing to create custom Coke bottles with your name on it Challenge More success stories Create brand pull Reinvigorate the brand in select countries Generate a viral marketing effect Strategy Results Share-a-Coke 2.0 Diet Coke Extraordinary collection Utilize 30 HP Indigo presses across 11 print companies in Europe Coca-Cola s largest-ever YoY growth (20-ounce package) >19% 1 Use HP ElectroInk spot color, certified by Coca-Cola, for reproducing the brand color >5B HP Indigo printed labels, and counting Campaign rolled out in more than 50 countries Bru s your clan by Irn-Bru Bud Light 200,000 unique can designs 1. Source: http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2015/04/13/coca-cola-coke-soft-drinks-beverages-marketing-promotion/25732157/ 14
Transform select industries: Publishing Lexus partnered with Time magazine to create personalized ads within each magazine Personalized Content Personalized Content Increase market awareness and drive customers to Lexus website Increase sales Challenge Strategy Partner with Time magazine to include customized campaign in magazine Ads personalized with name, home town, state, and more 31,000 print edition subscribers Results Subscribers opting for more info increased from 9% benchmark to 17% After the campaign, Ford adopted a similar marketing campaign 15
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