Epson Thailand, the local unit of the global printing and projection technology giant, is sharpening its focus on new S-curve products and a lease model to accelerate corporate engagement, while aiming to attain revenue growth of at least 10% this year.
"This year there are many factors that affect IT market growth, including the ongoing pandemic, which could affect the global supply chain and economy," Yunyong Muneemongkoltorn, managing director of Epson Thailand, said via an online news conference.
Semiconductor chips are still in short supply, as are shipping containers, he said.