Reply to "Where Do You see the Copier Industry in 5 years????"

JasonRMaven VIP

It's easy to be a naysayer... so here I go.

The Paperless office was first predicted in 1976 and was said to be inevitable within the next 10 years.

Even if Art is right and we do develop a Kindle-like replacement for paper, I don't see it taking on any great marketshare in the next 20 years.

I do think our industry is in a decline, I do think the copier will eventually disappear (or at least drop to minimal levels). I just haven't seen our replacement yet.

4/6/098:31 AM

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