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Kodak Digital Sales Up by 10%
Kodak are planning to release 50% more digital products than in 2007, as digital camera and printer sales rise by up to 10%. In a report by Bloomberg, Kodak are targeting a rise in revenue of 2% for 2008, compared to a 22% drop in 2007. New digital products will include more inkjet printers, commercial printing and digital cameras that produce clearer pictures in low light.
“The company expects 70 percent of revenue and 60 percent of profit to come from digital products. We have a proven ability to create digital products. We are No. 1 or No. 3 in market share in all of our businesses.’’ commented Chief Executive Officer Antonio Perez
Website: Bloomberg - Kodak Says Sales May Rise 2% on Digital-Camera Demand
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#1 Don McLaen
It will be interesting if Kodak can keep this up or if it's customers are going to be turned off by the Customer Service. I have had several dealings with them and have found it very frustrating. I have gotten to the point where I will no longer buy Kodak digital products because it's customer service is terrible. I am sure I am not the only one who has had problems and this could lead to loss of sales in the future.
5:18 pm - Sunday, February 10, 2008