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Windows XP to Reshape Competitive Landscape in Imaging | |
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| Time: 11:00 EST/16:00 GMT | News Source: Press Release | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Future Image Inc., the leading publisher of digital imaging information and analysis for business executives, investors, and entrepreneurs, today released ``Windows XP: Challenges and Opportunities for Imaging Companies,'' a report analyzing the impact on the Imaging industry of Microsoft's latest operating system. ``Microsoft has now made digital imaging a full citizen on the PC,'' says Future Image Senior Analyst Paul Worthington, principal author of the report. In doing so Microsoft has potentially given the imaging industry an enormous boost -- but it has also made itself a full player in that industry. Photography is shifting from film to digital, and Microsoft has staked a claim in that emerging market. Imaging companies will require more foresight and fleetness of foot than ever before to leverage the new opportunities at hand -- while simultaneously competing with the Redmond giant.`` | ||
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