This report examines the short-and medium-term economic and profitability outlook for Canada’s Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing Industry.
Canada’s Computer and Electronic Products Industry: Industrial Outlook Spring 2014
Canada’s Computer and Electronic Products Industry: Industrial Outlook Spring 2014
Industry Economic Analysis
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- BlackBerry—The largest player in the Canadian computer and electronics industry continues to face headwinds. BlackBerry was forced to write down billions in unsold phones and out-of-date intellectual property in 2013, and the company continues to face difficulties.
- Output Prices—Output prices increased in the second half of 2013, continuing the trend of positive price movements that started in late 2011 and reversed a long-term decline in prices.
- Internet of Things—Connecting everyday items to the Internet to take advantage of mobile computing and “big data” analysis is expected to support demand for computer and electronic products.
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