Voyage Tech Blogs

Voyage Technology has been serving the Beaver Dam area since 1999, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.

Declining PC Shipments Suggest New Business Computing Models

Declining PC Shipments Suggest New Business Computing Models

Building a company’s computing infrastructure is a costly and time-consuming process. Sure, you can purchase new servers; or workstations in bulk, but overall it takes some time to get everything set up and running just how you need it to. PC manufacturers are shipping fewer computers than ever before and that may have an impact on your business’ ability to get the technology it needs when it needs it. Let’s take a look. 

Access to Fewer Devices

For decades the PC market has grown, but according to Gartner 2022 is expected to see a 9.5 percent decrease in the shipping of PCs. While you would think that would be good news for mobile device manufacturers, those companies are seeing fewer orders as well; a decrease of a whopping seven percent.

Why is this happening? Ranjit Atwal, a senior data analyst at Gartner has the answer: “A perfect storm of geopolitics upheaval, high inflation, currency fluctuations, and supply chain disruptions have lowered business and consumer demand for devices across the world and is set to impact the PC market the hardest in 2022.” 

Most industry analysts suggest that the collapse of the 5G smartphone market in China is one of the major contributing factors to this significant downturn. Another is the sustained conflict raging in Ukraine, as well as runaway inflation in economies all over the world. These events have microprocessor manufacturers scaling back production, further complicating the issue. 

It all adds up to a supply shortage. This will cause prices to inflate further and may keep your business from being able to acquire the technology needed because the cost is too high and the availability is too low. 

Have You Planned for the Worst?

As we mentioned above, getting the technology your business needs is a complicated process anyway, but with these industry problems at hand, it exacerbates the situation; especially for medium-sized and small businesses. All this means is that you are going to have to make a plan for your hardware needs long before you plan on refreshing it. 

This can be complicated, but the IT professionals at Voyage Technology can help you cut through annoying shortages and geopolitics to find the IT your company needs. Our team of consultants can work with you to assess your current technology and put together a comprehensive refresh timeline that will allow you to get the technology your company needs when you need it.

In today’s competitive market, where properly running and consistently maintained technology is the difference between being able to run efficiently and productively, it is important to have the access to technology and the corresponding expertise to put your business in the right position moving forward. To learn more about how we can help you get the technology you need, give us a call today at 800.618.9844.

 

Comments

No comments made yet. Be the first to submit a comment
Already Registered? Login Here
Guest
Tuesday, 01 April 2025

Captcha Image

Sign Up For Our Newsletter!

Mobile? Grab this Article!

Qr Code

Tag Cloud

Security Technology Tip of the Week Best Practices Business Computing Data Productivity Business Software Innovation Hackers Cloud Network Security User Tips Hardware Internet Efficiency IT Support Malware Privacy Google Email Phishing Workplace Tips Computer Collaboration IT Services Hosted Solutions Users Mobile Device Ransomware Quick Tips Microsoft Cybersecurity Workplace Strategy Small Business Passwords Communication Data Backup Smartphone Backup Saving Money VoIP Android Business Management Smartphones Upgrade communications Mobile Devices Disaster Recovery Data Recovery Browser Managed Service Managed IT Services Social Media Microsoft Office Windows Network Remote Tech Term Internet of Things Current Events Facebook Automation Artificial Intelligence Productivity Cloud Computing Covid-19 Server Managed Service Provider Remote Work Miscellaneous Gadgets Outsourced IT Information Holiday Encryption AI Employee/Employer Relationship Spam Windows 10 Office Compliance Government Data Management Training Business Continuity Blockchain Windows 10 Wi-Fi Virtualization Business Technology Bandwidth Data Security Mobile Office Two-factor Authentication Apps Apple Networking App Mobile Device Management Vendor Gmail Chrome Employer-Employee Relationship Managed Services Voice over Internet Protocol Budget Hacker How To Avoiding Downtime BDR Marketing BYOD Computing Applications Information Technology WiFi Access Control Office 365 Tip of the week Conferencing Computers Bring Your Own Device Managed IT Services Website Operating System HIPAA Router Virtual Private Network Risk Management Big Data Health Help Desk Analytics Office Tips IT Support Augmented Reality Retail Storage Healthcare Password Scam Data loss Cooperation Free Resource Project Management Windows 7 Patch Management Going Green Save Money Microsoft 365 Remote Monitoring Vulnerability End of Support Firewall Vendor Management Solutions Cybercrime Display Printer The Internet of Things Paperless Office Windows 11 Infrastructure Social 2FA Monitoring Excel Document Management Remote Workers Customer Service Telephone Presentation iPhone Mouse Licensing Entertainment Administration Wireless Technology Vulnerabilities Data Privacy Images 101 Telephone System Multi-Factor Authentication Robot Mobility Cost Management Word Settings Wireless Printing Content Filtering IT Management VPN Employees YouTube Meetings Physical Security Integration Cryptocurrency Safety User Tip Modem Processor Computer Repair Mobile Security Virtual Desktop Holidays Data storage LiFi Data Storage Smart Technology Supply Chain Outlook Video Conferencing Machine Learning Managed Services Provider Saving Time Virtual Machines Professional Services Money Humor Customer Relationship Management Managed IT Service Maintenance Hacking Downloads Antivirus Sports Browsers Smartwatch Education Connectivity IT Social Engineering Break Fix Scams Upload Procurement User Remote Computing Azure Hybrid Work Cyber security Multi-Factor Security Tech Human Resources Mobile Computing Social Network Telework CES Tablet IoT Communitications Search Dark Web Cables Best Practice IP Address Trends Supply Chain Management Alert Buisness File Sharing Regulations Dark Data Google Calendar Term Google Apps Managed IT Customer Resource management FinTech Legal Data Analysis IT solutions Star Wars IT Assessment How To Microsoft Excel IT Maintenance Business Growth Gamification Flexibility Recovery Notifications Staff Value Business Intelligence Organization Hard Drives Travel Social Networking Legislation Shortcuts Techology Fileless Malware Digital Security Cameras Domains Google Maps Smart Devices Cortana Ransmoware Wearable Technology Memory Vendors Alt Codes Content Remote Working Health IT Downtime Refrigeration Unified Threat Management Motherboard Data Breach Comparison Google Play Be Proactive Unified Threat Management Directions Videos Hosted Solution Public Speaking Assessment Electronic Health Records Permissions Workforce Wasting Time Threats Typing Lithium-ion battery Trend Micro Entrepreneur Network Congestion Specifications Security Cameras Workplace Strategies Google Drive User Error Microchip Internet Exlporer Software as a Service Knowledge Fraud Meta Managing Costs Amazon Username Undo Point of Sale eCommerce 5G Black Friday SSID Google Docs Unified Communications Database Surveillance Experience Virtual Assistant Outsource IT Tech Support IT Technicians Virtual Machine Environment Media Bitcoin Network Management Running Cable Proxy Server Reviews Cookies Monitors Cyber Monday Medical IT Google Wallet Tactics Development Hotspot Transportation Small Businesses Application Websites Mirgation Hypervisor Displays Windows 8 Laptop Shopping Nanotechnology Optimization PowerPoint Drones SharePoint IBM Addiction Electronic Medical Records Language Employer/Employee Relationships Outsourcing Chatbots Navigation Management PCI DSS Halloween Lenovo Gig Economy Screen Reader Writing Distributed Denial of Service Workplace Service Level Agreement Internet Service Provider Virtual Reality Computing Infrastructure Teamwork Hiring/Firing Private Cloud Identity Evernote Paperless Hacks Server Management Regulations Compliance Scary Stories Superfish Bookmark Competition Identity Theft Smart Tech Memes Fun Co-managed IT Deep Learning Download Net Neutrality Twitter Alerts SQL Server Technology Care Error History Business Communications Financial Data

Blog Archive