Paperless office? Future of paper newspapers magazines books
August 15th, 2009
http://www.globalchange.com Paperless office — reality. Advantages of paper — resolution, contrast, convenience, able to write on it. Digital paper and scree resolution of electronic books. Future of plastics and competition with paper and cardboard in food and drink industry. Manufacturing demand for packaging. Resuseable cartons and recycling. Paperless office future trends? Why paperless offices slow in coming. Future of direct mail and future of paper directories. Biological reasons why paper reading speed faster than screens. Human eye bandwidth and brain processing speed. Electronic books and digital paper. Why books and other paper products will have longer life than people think. Future of paper and cardboard packaging in China, India, emerging markets, America and the EU. Impact of new technology on paper use. Newsprint market and newspaper readership trends — decline in EU, growth in India. Use of paper and cardboard in Africa. Growth of middle class consumers. Future of newspapers, magazines and books. Paperless office trends — reality. Paper consumption per person per year. Global market for paper. Exports newsprint from Russia, South America, India and China. Future of logistics, supply chain management, packaging and distribution. Energy costs in paper industry. Video on future of paper industry by Futurist Patrick Dixon, conference keynote speaker for Paper Industry conference in Sweden. Future of forestry and sustainable forestry — link to paper industry. Verifiable forestry, reduction in energy use, chemical use, water use. Growth of online advertising revenues and fall of traditional advertising. Future of online newspapers and news sources. RFID technology in supply chain and intelligent packaging plus intelligent paper.
Paper industry, packaging, cardboard, recycling, forests, forestry, newspapers, magazines, books, future, sustainable, sustainability, energy, paperless, intelligent, rfid, plastics
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im so lost
Interesting points …
Interesting points on the information the human eye can process. However, as an information management/ consultant many firms i work with are advised to impliment multiple monitors to view information… by doing this it makes an almighty difference to the production of processing digital information. Which in a way endorses your point.
With regards to larger firms producing more paper this is mainly the case due to their size. They usually have a maze of dysfunctional proceses – another day!
I try to reply to …
I try to reply to all comments and do make sure you rank what you find helpful so others can find things. With 11 million users of my sites it can take a bit of time to reply. Patrick Dixon
Thanks for your …
Thanks for your comments. Patrick Dixon
Very true. Good …
Very true. Good video. I do like pdfs because of the lack of room space for books.