Futuresource Consulting’s new ‘Professional Displays in Corporate’ report highlights the evolving role of display technologies in corporate environments, with dvLED expected to surpass other formats by 2029, even as total market value begins to decline.
The corporate professional displays market – covering meeting room and breakout space technologies – reached a total value of $7bn in 2024, according to Futuresource Consulting. However, the report forecasts a moderate decline in overall market value over the next five years, driven primarily by falling average selling prices (ASPs) across all display formats.
While both interactive flat panel displays (IFPDs) and projection technologies are expected to see value erosion, direct-view LED (dvLED) is set to buck the trend. Futuresource predicts that dvLED will become the largest display category in the corporate segment by 2029, reflecting growing interest in premium, large-scale visual solutions for higher-impact spaces.
The report points to a maturing corporate market where buyers are increasingly selective about matching display technologies to specific use cases. In many environments where interactivity is not a priority, IFPDs and projectors are being replaced with flat panel displays (FPDs). But IFPDs remain a preferred option in spaces where touch interaction and digital whiteboarding are essential.
Projection technologies, meanwhile, are facing increased pressure from both LCD and dvLED alternatives. Futuresource notes that for projection to maintain relevance in the corporate sector, manufacturers will need to adapt by focusing on larger room installations, immersive training environments, and opportunities in developing regional markets – areas where flat panel or dvLED solutions may be less practical or cost-effective.
The report also includes analysis of the total addressable market (TAM) for display technologies in corporate settings, taking into account changing workplace behaviours, shifting IT and AV budgets, and evolving meeting room practices.
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