New Remote Work Realities Define the Global Professional Headset Market
PC USB and UCC headsets will be the main contributors behind the professional headset market's exponential growth over the forecast period, finds Frost & Sullivan
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis finds that remote working realities fueled by the pandemic have triggered unprecedented demand for professional headsets, cloud software communications, and collaboration services worldwide. Globally, the buoyant professional headset market is estimated to witness more than two-fold growth, reaching $4.44 billion by 2027 from $1.98 billion in 2020, expanding at a 12.2% compound annual growth rate (CAGR). Personal computer universal serial bus (PC USB) and unified communications and collaboration (UCC) headsets will drive the overall market. They are likely to garner $4.36 billion revenue over the forecast period, registering growth at a CAGR of 14.9%.
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"With the pandemic reinforcing the paradigm shift toward 'work from anywhere' or hybrid/flexible working, new usage scenarios have proliferated across multiple industries, including healthcare, education, and government, thereby creating long-term opportunities for professional headsets," said Alaa Saayed, Director, Information & Communication Technology at Frost & Sullivan. "Continued improvements in device-as-a-service (DaaS) subscription models, enhancements in software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings and accelerated adoption of these models bode well for the overall global professional headset industry."
Saayed added: "Demand for wireless connectivity, in general, continues to grow along with technology improvements in wireless products, expanding the overall opportunity for professional cordless headset sales. Corded and cordless PC USB and UCC headsets will continue to perform well in the new norm, but there are still segments that prefer registered jack (RJ) connectivity professional headsets."
To stay competitive in a fast-evolving market, a continuous emphasis on changing user needs is essential. To tap into the growth prospects offered by professional headsets, market participants need to focus on the following areas:
- Remote work: Vendors should seek to promptly address the needs of work-from-home employees in terms of professional headsets, such as bundling headset solutions with other audio and video equipment like audio speakers and USB cameras.
- Remote health/telehealth: Technology vendors must work with healthcare providers to evaluate the potential adoption of communication and collaboration solutions.
- Government and Education: Considering their budgetary limitations, cost-effective solutions and pricing assistance plans should be offered to the government and educational sectors to drive adoption.
- Investments in E-tailing: Channel-driven professional headset vendors can consider implementing some level of direct sales/e-commerce options to augment overall demand-generation opportunities.
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