Analyst Profile Detailed
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Angèle Boyd
Group VP, General Manager , Imaging/Output Document Solutions & SMB
Team:
IDC Predictions Team
Printers and Peripherals
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Angèle Boyd is responsible for IDC's worldwide research practice in the areas of imaging and output (printers, MFPs, copiers, document solutions and services, scanners, digital cameras, and photofinishing). She also is responsible for IDC’s U.S. small/medium business research. She has conducted research and consulting at IDC since 1986.
During this time, she has been recognized as a Chairman's Achiever, and received the company's award for research excellence, the James Peacock Award.
Her research and consulting experience includes market plan development, white papers, extensive user requirements surveys (including the use of conjoint and cluster analysis), market analysis and forecasting. Topics covered in her work are document management and business processes, document solutions, imaging and printing services, balanced hardcopy device deployment, office color printing, and the cost to use hardcopy devices. Her analysis covers the business/commercial and home markets.
Ms. Boyd has also written white papers on converged peripherals, mobile/wireless printing, and color printing. She is quoted in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, USA Today, Investors Business Daily, the San Jose Mercury News, the San Francisco Chronicle, Forbes and Fortune magazine.
Prior to IDC, at the consulting company Arthur D. Little Inc., she was a core team member evaluating the costs and benefits of computerized management information systems. She assisted in the design, implementation, and analysis of several evaluations.
She received her B.A. from Tufts University (magna cum laude) and MBA (honors) from Babson College. She is a member of Beta Gamma Sigma.
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Ricoh Acquires IKON — What This Means for Them, Competitors, and the Industy
Angèle Boyd, Michael Orasin, Riley McNulty, Keith Kmetz, Christina Richmond
Sep 2008 - Doc # 214065
Insight
This IDC Insight analyzes and shares its opinion on Ricoh's acquisition of IKON on August 27, 2008. In particular, it examines what it means for Ricoh, IKON, key IKON partners, competitors, and the industry.:
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