Summary

米国調査会社IHLグループ (IHL Group) の調査レポート「POS端末ハードウェアベンダーの市場シェア」は、世界のPOS端末ハードウェアベンダーの市場を調査し、プロセッサやOSに関するデータ、市場規模、トレンド、市場成長要因などについて記載しています。

Product Overview

Date of publication　　　September 1, 2021
Geography　　　　　　　Worldwide or by Region
License 　　　　　　　　 Enterprise - Wide Internal - Subject to Fair Use
Format　　　　　　　　  Microsoft Excel
Author(s)　　　　　　　  Greg Buzek, Jerry Sheldon, Lee Holman

This research provides shipments and installed base on a quarterly and annual basis for vendors such as Toshiba Global Commerce (IBM), NCR, HP, Diebold-Nixdorf, Fujitsu, Dell, MICROS, Radiant, Digipos, and many others. It includes data on processors and operating systems historically and provides a forecast going forward. It is the only review of the POS market that includes the PC on Cash Drawer (PCOCD) market.

Below in the Product Highlights section we get into the details of the data available. The Preview tab gives you some pictorial examples of the types of data available.

This is very data intensive research and can go as deep as shipments by segment by region by operating system or processor-type. The data can also be purchased simply in aggregate by vendor worldwide or by individual region. Included are historical data back 2 years and projections forward for the next 6 quarters by vendor.

These data are meant to be used in conjunction with the POS Terminal Studies by region. It is in these studies where we discuss trends, barriers to entry, and growth assumptions. The data here are purely quantitative in nature. We are thankful to the vendors who participate in sharing data points to make this as accurate as possible.

Highlights

Data is available for 4 regions:

North America (US and Canada)
LATAM (Mexico, Brazil, Latin/South America and Caribbean)
Europe/Middle East/Africa (includes Eastern Europe and Russia)
Asia/Pacific (includes China and India)

For each segment we provide data for the top 5-7 vendors per the following retail segments:

Food/Supermarkets
Drug Stores
Hypermarkets/Superstores/Warehouse Clubs
Department Stores
Mass Merchants
Specialty Stores
Convenience/Gas
Hospitality (Pubs, Table Service/Family Restaurants, Fast Food)

For North America we further segment Specialty Stores into Specialty Category Killers and Specialty Other, and Hospitality into Fast Food, Bar/Restaurant, Lodging, Casinos/Cruises, and Entertainment: Theme Parks, Stadiums, Museums, others)

For each region, we will provide the following sheets:

Total Shipments and Installed Base – A rollup of total shipments and installed base with forecast for total units. This will include trailing 4 quarters and 1 year overall, and a forecast for the next 4 quarters and total of 3 years. This is a rolling function that will be updated each quarter.

Regional Vendor Sheet – This is a rollup by segment and by vendor and will include the 4 trailing quarters, then forecast for next 4 quarters and total of 3 years. Includes shipments and installed base.

Regional Processor Shipments/Installed Base by Vendor by Quarter – This will look at the 4 trailing quarters and the next 4 quarters and 3 years by vendor, by segment, and by processors for the region. This will be a very detailed sheet and will include the following processor categories to begin with that match our POS studies:

286/386/486
Pentium 1/2/3
Celeron/Sempron
Pentium 4/Mobile
Dual Core
Core 2 Duo and above

Regional OS Shipments/Installed Base by Vendor by quarter – This is the same format as processors, but instead of the processors we will look at the operating systems by vendor by segment. The following operating systems (that match our POS report) are addressed.

DOS and Legacy Windows
4690
Windows CE
Windows XPe
Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
WEPOS/POS Ready
Linux
Other

Preview

Below are some examples of some screen shots.  But they do not do the product justice.

Current data actual shipments through 2017 and forecasts by vendor. We welcome you to contact us for a demo of the product so you can see the level of data and detail you would be provided.

FAQS

What do you define as POS?

At IHL we believe it is important that we state clearly the definitions of what we are classifying as a POS device. For the purposes of our analysis, we are defining POS as PC-based workstations, namely PC-class Processor-based and LAN-available terminals. Although others might include Electronic Funds Terminals as POS, we do not include them here. Perhaps the best definitions come from the use of the current model names of the top vendors that we are including:

Toshiba GC: SurePOS 300, 500 and 700 families
HP: rp5XXX and ap5XXX families, ElitePOS, PCOCD
Diebold Nixdorf: BEETLE /iPOS family
NCR: RealPOS 20, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, XRx families and P‐series
Fujitsu: TeamPOS 3000 and 7000 families

In this research, we also include PC on Cash Drawer Devices (PCOCD), and to the degree we are able we distinguish between vendors. We also include Self-Checkout terminals in the count, but do not break them out separately. For this detail we suggest our Self-Checkout Study.

We do not include Electronic Cash Registers (ECR) in this study. Although the lines have blurred as to POS and ECR in terms of processors and connectivity, we believe there is a clear distinction in functionality, expandability, and serviceability between the devices. Thus, we are considering the low end devices in the study as those of the Wincor BEETLE /Express, HP rp5000, and NCR RealPOS 20 types.

What retail market segments (verticals) do you address?

Our format for the study is based on detailed analysis of the following 8 retail market segments:

Food/Supermarkets
Drug Stores
Hypermarkets/Superstores/Warehouse Clubs
Department Stores
Specialty Stores
Mass Merchandisers (includes Discount Stores)
Convenience Stores/Gas Stations
Hospitality (Restaurants, Lodging and Entertainment)

For North America we further segment Specialty Stores into Specialty Category Killers and Specialty Other, and Hospitality into Fast Food, Bar/Restaurant, Lodging, Casinos/Cruises, and Entertainment: Theme Parks, Stadiums, Museums, others.

How do you define the processors included?

Throughout this report, we deliberately categorize all processors by speed rather than by name. Since Intel is the market leader and the most identifiable, we use the following familiar designations for our processor definitions.

286/386/486
Pentium I, II & III
Celeron/Sempron
Pentium 4
Pentium Dual Core
Pentium Core 2 Duo & Above

While in the last several years there have been other processor entries (notably VIA/Cyrix and AMD), all herein are referred to as “Intel-class” processors, whether Intel, MediaGX, AMD K5, K6-2, Duron, Athlon or Atom.

How do you categorize operating systems?

With regard to operating systems, our focus is on the following.

DOS & Legacy Windows (includes Windows 3.1, 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 & XP)
4690
Windows Vista / Windows 7/Windows 8x
Windows CE
Windows XPe
Windows Embedded POSReady (includes WEPOS, all embedded other than XPeand is designated as such)
Linux (all varieties)
Other (includes different derivatives of UNIX, BeOS, MAC, etc.)

For the purposes of this report we do not count units that are in labs; we only count those in pilot or in rollout.

Pricing

The POS Shipments by Vendor product is priced based on the level of detail that you require. Should you wish to have all segments for all regions, updated quarterly, the price is $29,000 Annually.  But individual regions start at $4,000.

If you only need data annually or only certain segments or certain regions, we can customize the offering for you and a specific price. Please contact us for more details.

Licenses Available

Enterprise License – a license that allows for the research to be accessed and shared internally with anyone else within the organization and wholly owned subsidiaries.

IHL Group License and Fair Use Agreement

All of IHL Group’s generally available research are electronic licenses and can be shared freely within the purchasing organization and wholly owned subsidiaries. We only ask that this information not be shared with partners or others outside the purchasing company without authorization from IHL Group. The license does not extend to joint ventures or other partnerships. If the relationship is not a wholly-owned subsidiary, then both parties would need a license.

Practically, this implies the following:

1. The purchasing company can use the data and research worldwide internally as long as the international organizations are wholly owned subsidiaries of the purchasing company.

2. The data or any research cannot be distributed in whole or in part to partners or customers without express written approval from IHL Group.

3. The purchasing company may quote components of the data (limited use) in presentations to customers such as specific charts. This is limited to percentage components, not individual unit information. Unit data cannot be shared externally without express written approval from IHL Group. All references to the data in presentations should include credit to IHL Group for the data.

4. The purchasing company can reference qualitative quotes in printed material with written approval from IHL Group.

5. All requests requiring written approval should be submitted to ihl(at)ihlservices.com and will be reviewed within one business day.