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Graphic Arts Trends (#951)
Posted: 1/24/2003; 9:26 PM by Terry Frazier
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TrendWatch Graphic Arts has released a new study profiling major trends and business statistics in the graphic arts. Among the key findings:

Digital color print is up. Traditional offset print is down -- 38% of design and production firms say their digital color printing jobs are increasing. The same number (38%) say that their traditional offset printing jobs are decreasing
Number of printing establishments is down -- The number of small commercial and quick printing establishments hit a high point in 1990 at 37,352 U.S. establishments. That number has been declining ever since
Cross-media is up -- 42 percent of graphic design firms surveyed reported cross-media as being strategic keys to the success of their business.

The report is available for $1,595 from TrendWatch.

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