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North American Forklift Markets
Date
Feb, 2001
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Abstract:
Growth Opportunities in End-User Strategies
Many end-user businesses see forklifts as a way to drive productivity, increase
throughput, and shorten response times. The use of forklifts in manufacturing
and distribution is no longer an afterthought. Manufacturers that offer products
which reduce end-user overhead costs, meet environmental regulations, and are
safe, will become market winners. The overall strength of North American
economies drives renewed demand for forklifts in this expanding industry.
This detailed Frost &Sullivan research evaluates the current state of the North
American forklift markets. It divides the industry into two major segments —
electric motor and internal combustion engine forklifts —and seven main sub-
segments. It identifies challenges facing market participants and suggests
strategies to overcome them. It is an excellent resource for companies looking
to take advantage of key market opportunities.
Post-Sales Service Drives Market Share
Most forklifts available offer similar features, so differentiation must not be
product-centered. The key for manufacturers is now providing comprehensive
after-sales support to their customers, making distribution channels extremely
important.
It is the dealer network that differentiates competitors from each other. After
all, the end user is buying productivity, not any particular brand of forklift,
states the author of this research. Manufacturers and their dealers 'ability to
take care of the end user effectively after the purchasing decision has been made
makes a big difference for the success of a product line.
NGV Segment Sought by Industry Leaders
Emission reduction regulations in the workplace challenges manufacturers of
internal combustion engine forklifts. Companies not offering electric forklifts
must design internal combustion engines powered by natural gas. Makers of
gasoline-fueled forklifts that do not convert to natural gas will see their market
share dramatically reduced.
Manufacturers are now required to produce forklifts that would be required to
restrict carbon monoxide (CO)exposure levels in the workplace to 50 parts
per million (ppm),or less, in an eight-hour work day, states the author.
Manufacturers that have the resources are either providing natural gas vehicles
(NGV)or implementing catalysts that convert gasoline into natural gas.
A thorough understanding of the latest factors shaping this industry is crucial to
market success, making this Frost &Sullivan research indispensable for you to
adopt winning strategies and improve your market position.
Table of contents:
- Introducing the Market Engineering Consulting Report
- Overview
- Executive Summary
- Introduction to the North American Forklift Market
- Summary of Major Findings
- Market Engineering Research Methodology
- Research Scope
- Research Methodology
- Market Engineering Forecasting Methodology
- Industry Challenges
- Identification of Challenges Facing the North America Forklift Industry
- Market Engineering Measurement Analysis of the Total North American Forklift Industry
- Introduction
- Market Engineering Research Measurement System
- Market Engineering Unit and Revenue Forecasts (1997-2007)
- Market Engineering Research for the North American Electric Motor Forklift Market 1997-2007
- Total Market Segment Analysis
- Forecasts by Product Type
- Forecasts by End Users
- Forecasts by Geographic Regions
- Market Engineering Research for the North American Internal Combustion Forklift Market 1997-2007
- Total Market Segment Analysis
- Forecasts by Product Type
- Forecasts by End Users
- Forecasts by Geographic Regions
- Market Engineering Strategy
- What Is Market Engineering Strategy?
- Market Engineering Strategic Recommendations
- Strategies for Success
- Market Engineering Planning
- Integrating Market Engineering into the Business Planning Process
- Implementation of Market Engineering
- How to Implement Market Engineering in a Company
- Market Engineering Monitoring of the North American Forklift Market
- Purpose of Market Engineering Monitoring
- Market Engineering Awards for the North American Forklift Market
- Frost & Sullivan's 2001 Market Engineering Awards
- Market Engineering Awards
- Database of Key Industry Participants
- Market Participants
- Related Companies
- Magazines
- Associations
- Trade Organizations
- Market Engineering Supplement
- Introduction
- Strategic Significance of the Market Engineering Measurements
- How to Improve the Market Engineering Strategy Development Process
- How to Implement Market Engineering in a Company
- How to Make the Most of This Market Engineering Report
- How to Design a Successful Monitoring Program
- Top Ten Critical Elements of a Market Engineering Program
- Strategic Recommendations for Further Research
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