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全球教育个人电脑 (PC) 市场 - 2023-2030Global Education Personal Computer (PC) Market - 2023-2030 |
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全球教育个人电脑市场2022年达到126亿美元,预计2030年将达到429亿美元,2023-2030年预测期间CAGR为16.6%。
由于科技与教育的日益融合,全球教育个人电脑产业快速发展。 COVID-19 疫情推动了远距教育数位工具的使用。个人电脑受到全球学校和机构的追捧,以促进线上学习。
例如,2020 年 9 月,微软凭藉最新的 Surface 设备,协助阿联酋企业、教育机构和主要政府实体实现更多目标。该公司与该国关键商业、教育和政府部门的合作恰逢商业和教育的 Surface Go 2、商业导向的 Surface Book 3、Surface Dock 2 和 Surface USB-C 在全国推出。因此,中东和非洲的产品市场呈现出利润丰厚的成长动能。
许多学校和学区开始努力引入 1:1 设备计划,其中每个学生都会收到一台个人电脑。随着教育个人电脑在学习过程中变得越来越重要,对它们的需求也增加。
例如,2022年3月,戴尔科技宣布推出“椰海Padhai 2.0”,进一步强调PC在教育中的相关性,在快速变化的数位环境中重新构想学习的大门,重新定义教育。在像印度这样的PC 使用率仅为11% 的国家,这项活动是一项引人入胜的活动,旨在强调PC 作为未来学习推动者的相关性,特别是在学校和机构大规模实施混合学习的情况下。
政府和教育机构为学校和学院购买个人电脑提供补贴,特别是在贫困或低收入社区。随着教育机构为学生购买设备,这些投资刺激了市场成长。
随着教育机构拥抱数位转型,对个人电脑等数位学习工具的需求不断增长。学生和教育工作者在转向线上学习平台、互动式软体和数位教科书时将需要可靠的个人电脑。
整个教育生态系统迅速转向线上学习,颠覆了该行业并带来了长期的变化。随着我们走出疫情,学校教育逐渐过渡到线下模式,数位和线上学习模式继续蓬勃发展,我们相信,教育和学习的混合模式将在未来几年继续存在、发展和繁荣。
随着行动装置和其他笔记型电脑以及网路连线的使用增加,印度在教育领域积极采用科技。随着 5G 的引入以及网路普及率和连接的不断提高,印度处于充分利用教育领域技术潜力的理想位置,特别是在非都市领域。
美国人口普查局与其他五个统计组织合作,进行了一项快速反应调查,以分析 2020 年 4 月下旬 COVID-19 大流行的影响。家庭脉搏调查评估了广泛的家庭问题,包括互联网和电脑访问用于线上学习。
9 月份,5,200 万个有孩子的家庭中,74% 的家庭能够出于教育目的持续使用计算机,其中 16% 的家庭大部分时间都可以使用计算机。另外 8%(即 440 万个家庭)只是偶尔、很少或从不使用电脑。 60% 拥有始终在线计算机的家庭从孩子的学校或学区获得了小工具。
教育软体和数位内容的许可可能很昂贵。价格负担可能会对教育机构的财务造成压力,特别是那些资源有限的教育机构,这使其难以为学生和教师投资个人电脑。高昂的软体授权价格可能会成为向数位教育转变的障碍。由于持续的许可成本,某些教育机构可能对完全采用数位资源犹豫不决。
由于许可证费用高昂,对优质教育内容和软体的存取可能会受到限制,特别是对于规模较小或资金不足的学校而言。它可能导致向学生提供的数位资源的品质不一致。许可费用可能会阻碍平等获取教育资源的努力。如果学校无法支付适当的软体许可证费用,某些学生可能会错过教育机会。
Global Education Personal Computer Market reached US$ 12.6 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 42.9 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 16.6% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
Owing to the increasing integration of technology in education, the global education personal computer industry evolved rapidly. The COVID-19 epidemic has boosted the use of digital tools for distance education. Personal computers were sought after by schools and institutions all globally to facilitate online learning.
For instance, in September 2020, with the latest Surface devices, Microsoft empowers UAE enterprises, educational institutions and key government entities to achieve more. The company's collaboration with the country's critical business, education and government sectors coincides with the national launch of Surface Go 2 for Business and Education, Surface Book 3 for Business, Surface Dock 2 and Surface USB-C. Therefore, the Middle East and Africa presents the lucrative growth for the product market.
Many schools and districts initiate efforts to introduce 1:1 device program, in which each student receives a personal computer. As educational personal computers become more important in the learning process, the demand for them rises.
For instance, in March 2022, Dell Technologies announced the introduction of 'Yeh Hai Padhai 2.0' to further emphasize the relevance of PC in education, reimagining the doorway to learning and redefining education in a fast-changing digital environment. In a country like India, where PC use is only 11%, this campaign is an engaging effort to highlight the relevance of PC as an enabler for the future of learning, particularly as schools and institutions implement hybrid learning on a large scale.
Governments and educational institutions subsidize the acquisition of personal computers in schools and colleges, particularly in underprivileged or low-income communities. As educational institutions purchase devices for their students, these investments stimulate market growth.
As educational institutions embrace digital transformation, the demand for digital learning tools, such as personal computers, grows. Students and educators will need reliable personal computers as they transition to online learning platforms, interactive software and digital textbooks.
The entire education ecosystem quickly shifted to online learning, disrupting the sector and bringing about long-term change. As we emerge from the epidemic and schooling gradually transitions to an offline mode, digital and online learning modes continue to thrive and we believe that the hybrid model of education and learning will be here to stay, evolve and thrive in the future years.
With the increased use of mobile and other laptop and internet connectivity, India has actively embraced technology in the education sector. With the introduction of 5G and ever-increasing internet penetration and connection, India is ideally positioned to use the potential of technology in the education sector, particularly in non-metros.
The U.S. Census Bureau, in collaboration with five other statistical organizations, developed a rapid response survey to analyze the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in late April 2020. The Household Pulse Survey assesses a wide range of household issues, including internet and computer access for online learning.
In September, 74% of the 52 million households with children had constant access to a computer for educational purposes and 16% had access most of the time. A further 8% or 4.4 million homes, had access to a computer only occasionally, seldom or never. 60% of households with an always-on computer received gadgets from the child's school or school district.
Licensing educational software and digital content can be expensive. The price burden can place a strain on educational institutions' finances, particularly those with limited resources, making it difficult to invest in personal computers for students and faculty. High software license prices might be an impediment to the shift to digital education. Because of continuous licensing costs, certain educational institutions may be hesitant to fully adopt digital resources.
Access to premium educational content and software may be limited due to high licensing charges, particularly for smaller or less well-funded schools. It can lead to inconsistencies in the quality of digital resources made available to students. The expense of licensing may impede efforts to give equal access to educational resources. If their schools cannot pay for the appropriate software licenses, certain students may miss out on educational opportunities.
The global education personal computer market is segmented based on product, operating system, end-user and region.
The selection of a laptop product segment is frequently influenced by the particular goals and aims of educational institutions. As a result, as they serve the unique needs of students and educators at various levels of education, numerous laptop categories and features fuel growth in the education personal computer market. Therefore, the laptop segment dominates the global market with highest market shares.
For instance, in January 2023, ITI Ltd.'s Palakkad factory has received two laptop orders from Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE) for the supply of 6,600 and 1,883 units, respectively, costing Rs 22 crore and Rs 3 crore. Under the 'Make in India' effort, ITI launched SmaasH-trademarked micro PCs, desktop PCs, laptop computers and video conferencing cameras, which are now available for purchase in market standard configurations.
The institutions frequently conduct cutting-edge technological and pedagogical research. Its R&D activities help to shape the landscape of education technology by developing intriguing instructional software, digital learning platforms and hardware specifically designed for educational applications.
Educational institutions are used to test new technologies. It tests and evaluate the effectiveness of various types of personal computers, software and learning management systems in real-world educational settings. Feedback from these institutions provides the design and development of educational computers, ensuring that they fulfill the needs of the educational sector. Hence, the North America is dominating the global market with largest shares.
The epidemic prompted the use of hybrid learning approaches that combined in-person and online education. Personal computers have become essential tools for students and instructors participating in these hybrid learning environments. Educational institutions made significant investments in technology infrastructure to accommodate remote learning. The includes the purchase of personal computers, the enhancement of network capabilities and the implementation of digital learning platforms.
The COVID-19 pandemic not only increased demand for personal computers in education, but it also expedited the sector's digital transition. It emphasized the need of providing all students with access to technology as well as the need for solid technology infrastructure in educational institutions. The trends are projected to continue affecting the education personal computer industry in the coming years.
Due to supply chain disruptions, the conflict has contributed to increasing manufacturing costs. Manufacturers are forced to seek other suppliers at greater prices or are impacted by critical component delays. As a result, greater production costs may result in higher pricing for education PCs, affecting affordability for educational institutions and students.
Geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions have produced an uncertain environment in the global market. Future supply, costs and technical improvements are all unidentified for PC manufacturers, educational institutions and consumers. The uncertainty may cause cautious decision-making and reluctance to invest in new education PC technologies.
The geopolitical tensions caused by the Russia-Ukraine war may have an impact on trade regulations and agreements, resulting in trade restrictions or disruptions in the flow of education PCs and related technologies. It could have an even greater influence on the global distribution and availability of educational PCs.
The major global players in the market include: IBM, Smart Technologies, AT&T Technologies Inc, Blackboard Inc., Dell, Apple Inc., Microsoft, HP Development Company, Lenovo and Panasonic India.
The global education personal computer market report would provide approximately 61 tables, 56 figures and 183 Pages.
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