Scott Dunham

Mr. Dunham is a research manager with Photizo Group, a market research, consulting and change management company. Having been one of the first to identify specific gaps in the market in additive manufacturing and the latest market development of personalized 3D printing, he is now carrying out research with Photizo to help companies understand how 3D printing can transform business practice and execute implementation strategies.

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Hot Spots in 3D Printing for the Traditional Imaging Industry
BY Scott Dunham
June 19 2014
The idea of 3D printing means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. If you were to ask people in the hundred-billion-dollar hard copy imaging industry, however, most would tell you that...
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There’s a War in Consumer 3D Printing: Who’s Winning?
BY Scott Dunham
March 3 2014
“Consumer 3D Printing: A Market At War With Itself” examines keys to growth potential in consumer 3D printing in terms of hardware development and whether open-source or closed-source development...
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