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Production Printing & Media The Future of Multi-channel Transactional Communications in the U.S. Where will consumers prefer to access transactional communications in the future? What are businesses doing to support changes to consumer preferences? How does channel adoption and penetration vary by vertical market? What does the presentment and payment ecosystem look like? Where are the opportunities for technology vendors and service providers? What should key stakeholders do to keep pace with these changes? A Multi-Client Study A Questex Company Listen Now

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The Future of Multi-channel Transactional Communications in the U.S.

Where wi l l consumers prefer to access transact ional communicat ions in the future?

What are businesses doing to support changes to consumer preferences?

How does channel adopt ion and penetrat ion vary by vert ica l market?

What does the presentment and payment ecosystem look l ike?

Where are the opportunit ies for technology vendors and serv ice providers?

What should key stakeholders do to keep pace with these changes?

A Mult i -Cl ient Study

A Questex Company

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I f y o u h a v e a s t a k e i n t h e t r a n s a c t i o n a l c o m m u n i c a t i o n s m a r k e t – a s

a v e n d o r , s e r v i c e p r o v i d e r , o r e n t e r p r i s e – t h i s s t u d y w i l l s e r v e a s a

c r i t i c a l b u s i n e s s p l a n n i n g t o o l f o r f u t u r e m a r k e t p o s i t i o n i n g .

IntroductionShifts in consumer behavior, bus iness pol ic ies,

technology, and serv ices have dr iven susta ined

changes within the presentment and payment

markets in the United States.

Consider these recent changes:

Consumer behavioral changes

• More connect iv i ty and hunger for apps

• Exponent ia l increases in tablet computing

• Increased comfort t ransact ing business

onl ine and v ia mobi le

• Polar iz ing v iews on data secur i ty –

d ig i ta l i s super ior to pr int and v ice versa

Business policy changes

• Paper less by default at account incept ion

• Pay for pr int vers ions of bi l l s and statements

• Householding of cr i t ica l communicat ions

• Summary statements

• More robust market ing efforts

• S lower del ivery v ia the USPS ( in some cases)

The Fu tu re o f Mu l t i - channe l Transac t iona l Commun ica t ions in the U .S .

Technology & service changes

• Entrance of digita l mai lbox serv ices

• Focus on preference management

• Advances in Customer Communicat ions

Management (CCM)

• Expansions of mobi le payment technologies

and serv ices

• Cloud-based serv ices

As a result , many businesses are asking how to

best support their t ransact ional communicat ions

needs. Having a proper understanding of this

landscape is paramount. This study serves as a

cr i t ica l bus iness planning tool for a l l companies

with a stake in the transact ional communicat ions

marketplace.

Who Should Subscribe

Vendors and Service Providers

The businesses you support expect to be educated on

emerging tools and technologies, consumer needs, and

changes within their vert ica l market. This study provides

the ins ight you need to be v iewed as a trusted advisor

and help your customers dr ive forward their mult i -

channel t ransact ional communicat ions in i t iat ives.

Enterprise Organizations

Your customers’ needs are changing faster now than

ever before. Your chal lenge is to manage the breadth

of their requirements and make educated decis ions on

where to invest . This study helps you better understand

the channels that your customers are exposed to

and where they expect to communicate with you in

the future.

Project Objectives

This study provides answers to quest ions surrounding

the mult i -channel t ransact ional communicat ions market

from the perspect ive of:

• Consumers

• Bi l l presentment profess ionals

• Bi l l payment profess ionals

• Other key stakeholders

Pr imary object ives inc lude:

• P inpoint behavioral and att i tudinal shifts among

consumers

• Ident i fy bus iness strategy shifts within key

vert ica l markets

• Supply an overv iew of key providers in the network

• S ize the del ivery market and forecast i ts growth

through 2017

• Provide scenar io planning and strategy

recommendat ions

Market Research

InfoTrends’ study methodology encompasses primary and

secondary research, coupled with analysis of market news

and trends in the United States and abroad.

Primary Research

Consumer Survey

2,025 web-based surveys of residents of the United States

who were at least age 18 and the primary person responsible

for household mail management.

Business Survey

267 web-based surveys of businesses in the United States.

Respondents are responsible for critical communications

delivery and/or payment strategy, have an understanding

of the various delivery and/or payment channels, and have

knowledge about their company’s future goals.

In-depth Interviews

20+ in-depth phone interviews with a combination of insight

from financial institutions, corporate enterprises, postal

service bureaus, transaction document outsourcers, and

technology providers knowledgeable about the transactional

communications market.

Secondary Research

InfoTrends thoroughly examined existing market

information on key applications, market segments,

competitors, and product categories using a variety of

sources, including industry trade associations, government

agencies, published industry reports, trade articles,

industry databases, company websites, and other sources

(including vendor white papers, user groups, and research

reports). InfoTrends also leveraged research it had

previously published as part of its continuous consulting

services and research.

Forecast Development

InfoTrends sized and forecasted the volume of

transactional communications that consumers in the U.S.

access by key channel. We will do so by combining the

qualitative research with the quantitative interviews,

secondary research, and existing internal information in

adjacent markets.

Analysis & Project Deliverables

InfoTrends’ profess ional staff performed an extens ive

analys is of the research to develop an understanding of

the opportunit ies and issues surrounding mult i -channel

t ransact ional communicat ions in the United States.

Subscr ibers wi l l receive:

• Execut ive Summary address ing key issues,

f indings, and overal l recommendat ions

• Detai led written report with text , charts , and

graphs address ing the object ives of the study

• PowerPoint s l ides containing al l survey charts

• Market s iz ing and f ive year forecast of pr imary

consumer access point for t ransact ional

communicat ions

• Cross-tabulat ions of the survey results for

addit ional analys is of key quest ions and market

segmentat ion (e.g. , vert ica l market ins ight)

• Webinar presentat ion (opt ional )

• On-s i te presentat ion (opt ional )

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will serve as a critical business planning tool for

all companies with a stake in the transactional

communications marketplace.