PHILPS launched the 2015 vision strategic plan to accelerate the development of the LED Market

PHILPS has announced its "vision 2015" strategic plan, which will play a role of solid state lighting important. PHILPS CEO Gerard Kleisterlee said: "we will continue to grasp the global development trend of major, to further expand our leadership in core business areas, including family health care, LED lighting solutions, healthy living and personal care. I firmly believe that PHILPS has a unique growth orientation, will continue to work through meaningful, sustainable innovation, change people's lives. "

PHILPS CEO Rudy Provoost said lighting lighting market "vibrant", and he also said, "we see the world is to energy-efficient lighting solutions, the rapid popularization and application of LED technology, accelerate market growth. Emerging markets are expanding, and we are looking to take advantage of these positive and long-term trends in the market. In this context, we will continue to strengthen our global leadership by providing unique solutions and lighting solutions for our customers, combined with our advantages in the field of traditional lighting. "

Provoost said that from 2010 to 2015, the global lighting market is expected to compound annual growth rate will be increased to about 7-9%, to 80 billion euros ($105 billion), at the same time, LED lighting will account for more than half of the total.

The following figure shows the prediction results, the PHILPS company in 2015, LED lighting applications and lighting solutions market share will be about two times the LED element and the source of market share, while the LED market size in each link occupies a large proportion.

Provoost said that digital lighting light source can provide opportunities for applications and light. LED applications can provide customers with more possibilities. For example, intelligent solutions, control and system integration, dynamic and interactive lighting applications, as well as the total cost of ownership has made breakthrough progress, etc.. (http://www.ledsmagazine.com/news/7/9/17)