2016 media guide

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2016 media guide

years
40
MEDIA GUIDE
PRINT+ONLINE
2016
Online
www.elektroniknet.de/media/showroom
audited
Contact
USA
Véronique Lamarque-Pandit
126 High Street
Mystic, CT 06355
USA
Phone: +1-860-536-6677
Fax: +1-860-572-2794
veroniquelamarque@gmail.com
UK
Alastair Swift
4 Jersey Lane,
St Albans,
Herts, AL4 9AB, UK
Phone: +44-1727-765542
Fax: +44-1727-752408
Mobile: +44-7910-073565
alastair@asa-media.com
Korea
Young Media Inc.
407 Jinyang Sangga,
120-3 Chungmuro 4 ga,
Chung-ku
Phone: +82-2-2273-4819
Fax: +82-2-2273-4818
ymedia@chol.com
For all other territories
please contact:
Martina Niekrawietz
International Account Manager
Richard-Reitzner-Allee 2
85540 Haar
Germany
Phone: +49 89 25556-1309
Fax: +49 89 25556-1651
mniekrawietz@markt-technik.de
2
Japan
Shinano International, Inc.
Mr. Kazuhiko Tanaka
Akane Bldg. 3F
4-1-31 Akasaka
Minato-Ku
Tokyo 107-0052, Japan
Phone: +81-3-3584-6420
Fax: +81-3-3505-5628
kazujt@bunkoh.com
Editorial contact:
Markt&Technik
85540 Haar
Germany
Editor-in-chief:
Heinz Arnold
Phone: +49 89 25556-1253
Fax: +49 89 25556-1399
harnold@markt-technik.de
Assistant:
Rainer Peppelreiter
Phone: +49 89 25556-1312
Fax: +49 89 25556-1399
rpeppelreiter@markt-technik.de
Media Portrait
1
Media Portrait
1 Title:
Markt&Technik
2 Characteristics:
Markt&Technik, the independent weekly newspaper for electronics, includes up-to-date information on the latest technology and its impact,
business issues and trends, product development strategies, buying
strategies, new product information and management techniques in the
electronics industry. Clearly headed, extensive market surveys, focused
reports and product reports give a quick and reliable overview of all the
important fields in electronics.
Markt&Technik is the No. 1 in the German speaking advertising market
(trade press segment electronics). According to LA ELFA 12/13 (readership
analysis of electronics trade media), Markt&Technik achieves the highest
reach of all electronics trade journals in Europe with 108,800 readers per
issue.
3 Target group:
The editorial content meets the specific information requirements of
decision makers in development, product planning, purchase, technical
and administrative management.
4 Publication frequency:
weekly + 9 trend guides + 4 quarterly reports + official show daily
electronica 2016
5 Format:
230 mm x 297 mm
6 Volume:
40th volume 2016
7 Subscription rates: Domestic subscription: € 259.00
Overseas subscription: € 272.00
Single copy rate:
€ 6.00
8 Circulation:
32,013
9 Membership:
LA ELFA (readership analysis of electronics trade media)
IVW-EDA (certified audit of circulation)
Not concerning the special issues
10 Publishing house: WEKA FACHMEDIEN GmbH
Richard-Reitzner-Allee 2, D-85540 Haar
Phone: +49 89 25556-1376
www.elektroniknet.de
www.weka-fachmedien.de
11 Publisher:
WEKA FACHMEDIEN GmbH
12 Advertising:
Martina Niekrawietz, International Account
mniekrawietz@weka-fachmedien.de
13 Editorial office:
Heinz Arnold, editor-in-chief
arnold@weka-fachmedien.de
Rainer Peppelreiter, editorial assistant
rpeppelreiter@weka-fachmedien.de
Phone: +49 89 25556-1312
14 Editorial to advertising ratio: 2014 = 65 issues
total pages:
editorial content:
advertising
of which are:
classifieds
house advertising
bound inserts
loose inserts
15 Editorial content analysis:
latest news
product articles/market surveys
professional articles
3
4.070 pages =
100 %
2.848 pages = 70,0 %
1.222 pages = 30,0 %
125 pages = 10,2 %
169 pages = 13,8 %
0 pages = 0,0 %
31 pieces
2.841 pages = 100 %
1.219 pages = 42,8 %
564 pages = 19,8 %
1.065 pages = 37,4 %
Advertising formats
and rates 2016
P
Advertising rates P
advertising rates no. 40, valid from Jan 1st, 2016
2 Additional charges:
Position:
We charge an additional fee of 10 % of the basic rate for requested and confirmed
positions (minimum € 160.-)
Colour:
additional charge for each special colour
on request
Format:
There is no additional charge in 2016 for trim / printing gutter bleed.
3 Discounts:
(within a 12 month period, starting from the publication date of first ad)
Frequency discount
Volume discount
(1/16 page and larger)
3 or more insertions
3%
3 or more pages
5%
6 or more insertions
5%
6 or more pages 10%
9 or more insertions 10%
9 or more pages 15%
12 or more pages 18%
18 or more page 22%
1 Advertising formats and rates (in €)
Format
b/w
2c
3c
2nd/4th cover page
1/1 page
6,700.-
8,050.-
8,720.-
9,370.-
2/3 page
4,560.-
5,480.-
5,940.-
6,390.-
A5 (junior page)
3,910.-
4,720.-
5,090.-
5,480.-
1/2 page
3,460.-
4,150.-
4,490.-
4,840.-
1/3 page
2,340.-
2,820.-
3,070.-
3,290.-
1/4 page
1,790.-
2,140.-
2,320.-
2,500.-
1/6 page
1,200.-
1,450.-
1,580.-
1,690.-
1/8 page
930.-
1,100.-
1,190.-
1,300.-
1/16 page
480.-
570.-
620.-
670.-
per mm (1-column)
7.00
8.40
9.10
9.80
seminar ads
220.-
260.-
280.-
bound and loose inserts count as one page for volume discount
individual calculation possible from € 130,000.4 Classified advertisements:
Job market:
Recruitment ads:
€ 6.80 per mm b/w
(Germany; no discounts on applications for a job and box numbers ads)
Double booking: discount of 50% on the basic rate if a recruitment ad is booked in two
consecutive issues.
Online job market:
€ 590.- per month
€ 250.- per month for online job market ads in
combination with print ads
mm ads:
minimum size:
1 column/20 mm
Seminar ads: format:
61 mm width x 80 mm height
300.-
company portrait 1/4 page
980.-
company portrait 1/2 page
1,960.-
VAT excluded
total circulation: 31,562 copies
4
4c
9,800.-
5
Special adverts:
See pages 6- 7
6
Contact:
Consultation and booking: Martina Niekrawietz, International Account Manager,
mniekrawietz@weka-fachmedien.de, other countries: see contact page
Digital data transfer:
Veronika Nikolay, vnikolay@weka-fachmedien.de
Julia Hecker, jhecker@weka-fachmedien.de
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Terms of payment:
Bank details: HypoVereinsbank München, Bank code: 700 201 70, Account No. 35 704 981
IBAN: DE37 7002 0270 0035 7049 81 · SWIFT (BIC): HYVEDEMMXXX
VAT No.: DE 811 190 616 · 2% discount for advance payment within 8 days after date of invoice
or net payment within 21 days of invoicing
Examples advertising formats
5
Double page spread across gutter
width x height
460 x 297 mm u
1 1/2 pages across gutter
width x height
345 x 297 mm u
310 x 260 mm
1 1/2 pages across gutter
width x height
460 x 143 mm u
414 x 130 mm
1/1 page
width x height
230 x 297 mm u
195 x 260 mm
2/3 page
2/3 page
horizontal
vertical
width x height
width x height
230 x 198 mm u 150 x 297 mm u
195 x 176 mm
127 x 260 mm
junior page
width x height
168 x 205 mm u
145 x 190 mm
1/2 page
1/2 page
horizontal
vertical
width x height
width x height
230 x 143 mm u 112 x 297 mm u
195 x 130 mm
95 x 260 mm
1/3 page
1/3 page
horizontal
vertical
width x height
width x height
230 x 99 mm u
72 x 297 mm u
195 x 86 mm
61 x 260 mm
1/4 page
1/4 page vertical
width x height
width x height
112 x 143 mm u 53 x 297 mm u
95 x 130 mm
45 x 260 mm
1/4 page
horizontal
width x height
230 x 74 mm u
195 x 65 mm
1/6 page
1/6 page
vertical
horizontal
width x height
width x height
72 x 143 mm u
230 x 50 mm u
61 x 130 mm
195 x 44 mm
1/8 page
width x height
118 x 71 mm u
95 x 65 mm
1/8 page
horizontal
width x height
230 x 37 mm u
195 x 33 mm
island ad
width x height
45 x 50 mm
1/8 page vertical
width x height
53 x 143 mm u
45 x 130 mm
u trim size:
column widt: 45 mm
1/16 page
width x height
45 x 65 mm
Special adverts
Media information 2016
Special adverts
Loose inserts:
including postage up to 25g:
€ 7,370.-
split-run by zip-codes/Nielsen area per 1,000:
€
260.Cover picture trend guide
Cover picture trend guide
incl. cover story
format: 230 mm x 190 mm
add bleed
€ 10,400.-
Cover picture Quarterly
Distribution & Service
Cover picture Quarterly
incl. story & announcement
on page 1
split-run by qualified addresses per 1,000:
€
450.minimum order sum:
€
further loose inserts over 25g
calculation run:
650.on request
32,000 copies
add bleed
€ 7,500.
Bound inserts: (including postage)
2-pages
€
4-pages
€
8,380.9,350.-
8-pages
€
12,220.-
12-pages
€
15,890.-
further bound inserts
on request
calculation run:
32,000 copies
Cover picture
ENERGIE&TECHNIK
Cover picture
ENERGIE&TECHNIK
on page 1 of Markt&Technik
add bleed
€ 7,500.-
Cover picture Special /
Top Focus / Main Story
Delivery address for bound and loose inserts:
Cover picture Special/Top
Focus/Main Story
on page 1
L.N. Schaffrath DruckMedien GmbH & Co. KG,
Marktweg 42-50, D-47608 Geldern
Delivery note: please mark clearly: “loose / bound insert CUSTOMER, for Markt&Technik-issue xy/2016“
add bleed
Technical data see page 19
€ 6,900.-
6
Title flap
incl. cover story
€ 12,680.incl. cover story +
cover 4
€ 18,980.-
Premium entry market
overview
logo or QR code + coloured
entry print and online
€ 390.-
format front:
110 mm x 235 mm
format back:
110 mm x 297 mm
individualized customer magazines
prices on request
Snipe ad and islands ads
snipe ad title
€ 6,900.snipe ad contents
€ 850.-
Cover ad
format:
46 mm x 46 mm
€ 6,900.-
7
Island ads (contents):
b/w per mm € 27.50.4c per mm € 38.50.Format (contents):
1 column minimum 50 mm
height / maximum 80 mm
height
Belly wrap
belly wrap
€ 13,830.belly wrap incl. print
€ 19,540.format: 540 mm x 100 mm
Barn door ad
barn door ad
€ 25,180.-
Cover gate folder
cover gate folder (3-pages) € 20,570.reverse gate folder
without picture
€ 19,790.Tip-on ads
(only in combination with 1/1-page – non discountable)
Tip-on postcards: including postage
€ 2,740.mechanical processing: 3 cm from gutter to centre
Tip-on CDs: including postage
€ 4,540.mechanical processing: 15 mm to 60 mm from gutter to
centre/manual processing on request
Editorial calendar
2016
JANUARY
Issue
Publication
date
e-kompakt
(incl. Market overviews)
Jan 8, 2016
Dec 18, 2015
analysts‘ outlook for 2016
power supply
industrial computers & embedded systems
Jan 15, 2016
Dec 29, 2015
analog & power management ICs
keys/switches / HMI
heat management & cooling technology
4
Jan 22, 2016
5
Jan 29, 2016
Jan 8, 2016
test & measurement
relays
medical electronics
Jan 15, 2016
passive components
microcontrollers/processors/DSPs
sensor technology
Jan 15, 2016
Quarterly Distribution & Service
6
Feb 5, 2016
Jan 22, 2016
power semiconductors
plug connectors & cables
displays
7
Feb 12, 2016
Jan 29, 2016
safety & security
trade show guide: embedded world 2016
LED/lighting
power supply
programmable logics
drive engineering
batteries, accumulators, charging systems
TG 1
Feb 17, 2016
Jan 20, 2016
trend guide best employers 2016
8
Feb 19, 2016
Feb 5, 2016
USV technology
trade show guide: embedded world 2016
trade show guide: EMV 2016
9
10
Feb 26, 2016
Mar 4, 2016
11
Feb 12, 2016
storage ICs
automotive
Feb 12, 2016
Production & Service
conductor boards, manufacturing equipment, EMS
Feb 19, 2016
distribution
test & measurement
communication technology
Feb 26, 2016
displays
trade show issue: CeBIT 2016
trade show issue: Light + Building 2016
industrial communications /
industrial ethernet/ field busses
analog & power management ICs
smart power, smart automation / IOT, smart energy, smart components
Mar 11, 2016
MARCH
Top focus
3
P&D 1
8
Main topics
1/2
Q1
FEBRUARY
Ad closing
date
E&T 1
Trade shows
embedded world 2016,
Nuremberg, Feb 23 – Feb 25, 2016
EMV,
Dusseldorf, Feb 23 – Feb 25, 2016
CeBIT 2016,
Hanover, Mar 14 – Mar 18, 2016
Light + Building 2016,
Frankfurt, Mar 13 – Mar 18, 2016
Feb 26, 2016
ENERGIE&TECHNIK
TG 2
Mar 16, 2016
Feb 17, 2016
trend guide electomechanics & passive components
joining technique, relays, keys/switches / HMI, heat management, cases, quartzes, inductances, transformers, condensers, market overviews
12
Mar 18, 2016
Mar 4, 2016
special: power supply
Review: embedded world 2016
image processing
built-in printers
13
Mar 24, 2016
Mar 10, 2016
Industry 4.0 & Internet of things
conductor boards,
production engineering
railway engineering
MAY
APRIL
14
Apr 1, 2016
Mar 16, 2016
sensor technology
identification systems / RFID
optoelectronics
oscilloscopes
15
Apr 8, 2016
Mar 23, 2016
TG 3
Apr 13, 2016
Mar 14, 2016
trend guide semiconductors
microcontrollers / processors / DSPs, analog & power management ICs, storage, power electronics,
industrial, automotive, lighting, market overviews, employer index semiconductors
16
Q2
Apr 15, 2016
Apr 1, 2016
3D printing
Apr 1, 2016
EMV / ESD
agricultural engineering
17
Apr 22, 2016
Apr 8, 2016
quartzes, oscillators, transmitters
trade show issue: Hanover Messe 2016
trade show issue:
SMT Hybrid Packaging 2016
MES / ERP
cases & cabinets
power supply
keys / switches / GMI
18
Apr 29, 2016
Apr 15, 2016
MEMS
TG 4
May 4, 2016
Apr 6, 2016
trend guide industrial computers & embedded systems
embedded software and hardware, market overviews
19
May 6, 2016
Apr 21, 2016
industrial communications,
industrial ethernet, field busses
trade show issue: PCIM 2016
trade show issue: SENSOR + TEST 2016
displays
d
incl. recall an
sis
impact analy
passive components
20
May 13, 2016
Apr 28, 2016
LED / lighting
medical engineering
starter kits and design systems
21
May 20, 2016
May 4, 2016
special: pluc connectors & cables
industry 4.0 & Internet of things
image processing
22
May 27, 2016
May 11, 2016 special: automotive
batteries, accumulators & charging safety & security
systems
23
Jun 3, 2016
May 19, 2016 heat management & cooling technology
microcontrollers / processors/DSPs
power supply
May 27, 2016 embedded computing
displays
May 27, 2016 Production & Service
conductor boards, production equipment, EMS
24
Jun 10, 2016
P&D 2
JUNE
TG 5
Jun 15, 2016
25
Hanover Messe,
Hanover, Apr 25 – Apr 29, 2016
SMT Hybrid Packaging,
Nuremberg, Apr 26 – Apr 28, 2016
PCIM 2016,
Nuremberg, May 10 – May 12, 2016
SENSOR + TEST 2016,
Nuremberg, May 10 – May 12, 2016
Stuttgart,
Jun 15, 2016
May 13, 2016 distribution guide
trends, service, business entries, distribution survey, market overviews, employer index distribution
Jun 3, 2016
EMV / ESD
trade show guide: Automatica 2016
analog and mixed signal ICs
quartzes/oscillators/transmitters
Jun 3, 2016
ENERGIE&TECHNIK
Automatica, Munich, Jun 21 – Jun 24, 2016
Intersolar, Munich, Jun 22 – Jun 24, 2016
Jun 17, 2016
26
Jun 24, 2016
subject to alterations
9
Jun 10, 2016
anniversary issue: 40 years M&T
40
Munich, Jun 28 – Jun 29, 2016
years
E&T 2
Editorial calendar
2016
Issue
Publication
date
Ad closing
date
Main topics
Top focus
e-kompakt
(incl. Market overviews)
27
Jul 1, 2016
Jun 17, 2016
relays
communication technoloy
28
Jul 8, 2016
Jun 24, 2016
cases & cabinets
test & measurement
control engineering
Jun 15, 2016
trend guide power supply & power management
AC/DC converters, DC/DC converters, batteries, IGBTs, battery charging ICs, operational amplifiers, market overviews
Jul 1, 2016
passive components
employer index passive components
Trade shows
Munich, Jul 05 – Jul 07, 2016
JULY
TG 6 Jul 13, 2016
29
Jul 15, 2016
AUGUST
Q3
Jul 1, 2016
Jul 22, 2016
Jul 08, 2016
mictrocontrollers / processors/DSPs
LED / lighting
31
Jul 29, 2016
Jul 15, 2016
special: industry 4.0 & Internet of things
heat management & cooling technology
32
Aug 5, 2016
Jul 22, 2016
identification systems/RFID
displays
33
Aug 19, 2016
Jul 29, 2016
keys / switches / HMI
distribution: power
USV engineering
34
Aug 19, 2016
Aug 4, 2016
special: test & measurement
employer index test & measurement
agricultural technology
power supply
35
36
Aug 11, 2016 image processing
cases & cabinets
microcontrollers/processors/DSPs
Aug 11, 2016 Production & Service
conductor boards,
production equipment
EMS
Sep 2, 2016
Aug 19, 2016 analog & power management ICs
heat management
batteries, accumulators & charging systems
Aug 26, 2016 special: embedded computing
employer index test & measurement
relays
quartzes/oscillators/transmitters
Sep 9, 2016
Aug 26, 2016 ENERGIE&TECHNIK
Sep 16, 2016
Sep 2, 2016
industry 4.0 & Internet of things
37
SEPTEMBER
sensor technology
30
P&D 3 Aug 26, 2016
10
safety & security
E&T 3
38
starter kits & design tools
trade show issue: InnoTrans
39
Sep 23, 2016
Sep 9, 2016
oscilloscopes
passive components
displays
40
Sep 30, 2016
Sep 16, 2016
special: power supply
employer index power supply
sensor technology
industrial communications/
industrial ethernet/ field busses
InnoTrans,
Berlin, Sep 20 – Sep 23, 2016
41
Oct 7, 2016
Sep 22, 2016
programmable logics
trade show issue: Motek 2016
TG 7
Oct 12, 2016
Sep 13, 2016
EMS guide 2016
trends, service, business entries, market overviews, employer index electronics manufacturing
Sep 29, 2016
organic electronics
Sep 29, 2016
OCTOBER
42
microcontrollers / processors/DSPs
condensers/ventilators
keys / switches / HMI
test & measurement
Oct 14, 2016
Q4
Motek 2016,
Stuttgart, Oct 10 – Oct 13, 2016
Munich, Oct 18 – Oct 19, 2016
43
Oct 21, 2016
Oct 7, 2016
special: plug connectors & cables
employer index plug connectors & cables
optoelectronics
industrial computers & embedded
systems
44
Oct 28, 2016
Oct 14, 2016
special: Vision 2016
trade show guide electronica 2016
analog and mixed signal ICs
conductor boards & production
technology
TG 8
Nov 2, 2016
Oct 4, 2016
45
Nov 4, 2016
Oct 20, 2016
special: obsolescence management
trade show issue electronica 2016
Nov 8 Nov 11, 2016
Oct 18, 2016
official show daily electronica 2016
Nov 11, 2016
Oct 27, 2016
NOVEMBER
Munich, Oct 20, 2016
46
47
48
Nov 25, 2016
49
relays
electronica 2016,
Munich, Nov 8 – Nov 11, 2016
batteries, accumulators & charging devices
trade show issue COMPAMED 2016
distribution: semiconductors
cases & cabinets
COMPAMED 2016,
Dusseldorf, Nov 14 – Nov 17, 2016
Nov 4, 2016
special: displays
employer index optoelectronics
trade show issue SPS IPC Drives 2016
railway engineering
passive components
Nov 4, 2016
ENERGIE&TECHNIK
smart power, smart automation/IOT, smart energy, smart components
Nov 11, 2016
test & measurement
power supply
EMV / ESD
Nov 18, 2016
review: electronica 2016
design tools & design systems
LED / lighting
conductor boards, production equipment, EMS
DECEMBER
Dec 2, 2016
Nuremberg, Nov 22 – Nov 24, 2016
Nov 18, 2016
Production & Service
TG 9
Dec 7, 2016
Nov 9, 2016
buyers guide components 2017
semiconductors, electromechanics, power supply, passive components, optoelectronics, market overviews
50
Dec 9, 2016
Nov 25, 2016
automotive
MEMS
Dec 2, 2016
semiconductor forum 2017
quartzes / oscillators / transmitters
P&D 4
51/52 Dec 16, 2016
subject to alterations
11
trend guide industry 4.0 & internet of things
automation, sensor technology, system components, market overviews, electronics, manufacturing, distribution
Nov 18, 2016
E&T 4
Vision 2016,
Stuttgart, Nov 8 – Nov 10, 2016
Coverage
analysis
Age
Vocational training
share of average readership
(108,800 readers)
(108,800 readers)
percent
master craftsman’s examination
technical school completed (base: 26,300)
engineering college (base: 17,700)
percent
total
total
5
5,500
30 to 39 years (base: 50,500)
10
10,700
40 to 49 years (base: 95,900)
37
40,300
7
7,600
50 years and above (base: 101,900)
37
40,300
100
108,800
polytechnic college (base: 6,200)
2
2,300
technical college (base: 101,100)
41
44,700
university (base: 91,900)
33
36,400
doctorate (base: 6,400)
3
3,600
21
22,300
Multiple answers possible
More information on a free LA ELFA analysis
at the official LA ELFA website
www.la-elfa.org.
More information about our service tools
www.elektroniknet.de/media or ask your Markt&Technik media expert.
12
Gender
(108,800 readers)
percent
women (base: 15,300)
total
4
4,000
100
108,800
Summary of the survey methodology for the coverage analysis (AMF 3-R)
1 Name of the coverage study:
LA ELFA 12/13 readership analysis of electronics trade media is conducted on behalf of WEKA
FACHMEDIEN GmbH. Overall control was entrusted to the Technical University of Munich.
A total of 8 titles were raised in the demanded systematic approach in accordance with the official
guidelines for media analysis from the German Advertising Federation ZAW (7 titles have been evaluated,
one title did not fulfil the systematic and objectively defined criteria of the title selection).
2
3
Research methodology
As there are no documents regarding the number or distribution of the target persons‘ universe within
their companies the personnel universe was to be determined at first. The number of electronics decision
makers within the respective companies was identified by screening interviews via telephone.
Within a department relevant for the survey a target person was selected randomly for the main interview
by telephone.
To avoid confusion regarding the titles title cards could be consulted on a secured part of the IFAK website. Cover pages were rearranged differently for each respondent. As an alternative to the visualization
on the internet titles could also be identified by (printed) title cards sent to the persons interviewed. Those
title cards had a DIN-A7 size and were sent in variable sequences. The quality and presentation did not
differ in either alternative. Additional interviews could be conducted within companies with more than
5 decision makers in order to consider the lower chances of a target person to be selected within bigger
companies.
Both the screening and the main interview were carried out by the quota method. Screeners had to
consider the structures of industry and sales based on the data of the Federal Statistical Office. Main
interviews were based on the quota guidelines defining the structure of the number of decision makers
and industry which was determined during the screening.
In order to better map the slightly occupied parts more interviews have been realized in these areas.
Afterwards this deliberately created disproportionality was adapted to the predefined structures by the
subsequent proportionalization.
4
Manner and preparation of the sample:
The data for the sample were taken from the provider D&B Germany GmbH. After postal sorting at random of the current database the sample procedure was conducted by D&B. The WZ08-codes and 3 sales
categories served as specifications.
Subsequently the sample was analyzed for duplicates and fully cleaned.
5
Day of the sampling procedure:
The sampling procedure took place on June 18th, 2013.
6
Sample fullfillment:
To be omitted because of the application of the quota method.
A total of 4,266 screening interviews and 751 main interviews were conducted.
7
Period of survey:
The survey took place from June 20th to September 21st, 2013.
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Conduct of investigation:
IFAK Institute GmbH & Co. KG, Taunusstein was in charge of conduct, fieldwork and technical preparation of the data. The Technical University of Munich is responsible for the scientific and methodological
supervision.
Definition of the universe:
2.1 Universe:
a) Institutions/companies:
All companies of the Federal Republic of Germany belonging to electronics industries have been defined
as institutional universe.
b) Persons:
The target persons are people who deal with electronics and at least participate in decision making.
Are there any employees or departments in your company who deal with components of professional
electronics?
For example:
production of electronic components
production of devices with electronic components
design of electronic and electrotechnical components
planning/conception of applications with those components
distribution/trade/purchase in the industrial area with those components
The general provision of support for the company´s network equipment and telecommunications equipment or the simple distribution of finished devices to retail customers are not taken into account.
In the second step the term “decision maker“ is defined:
How many deciscion makers are there amongst the employees who deal with electronics as described
above? A decision maker is any person who plays a decisive role in decision making. Apart from those
who take the final decision this contains also persons within a team who are involved in a decision in
terms of planning or consulting.
Both decisions of technical nature (selection of components, manufacturers, technical solutions) and
commercial decisions (selection of suppliers etc. also according to specifications) are meant here.
2.2 Structure of the universe:
According to the Federal Statistical Office of Germany (sales tax statistics 2010 as published in March
2013) the universe covers 162,384 companies from sectors with WZ08-codes: 20, 26.11, 26.2, 26.3,
26.4, 26.5, 26.6, 26.7, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32.5, 46.52, 47.41, 61, 62, 63.1, 71.2 und 72.1.
The number of electronics decision makers in these sectors has been determined empirically. The study
represents 270.300 decision makers.
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The survey refers in composition, realisation, coverage and reporting to the official guidelines for media
analysis from the German Advertising Federation (ZAW).
Coverage
analysis
Coverage
analysis
Coverage according to product fields
Readership / coverage
universe
= 270,300 persons
prompted recall
percent
total
89.4
241,500
costs per 1,000 readers
price list No. 40, 2016
1/1 page bw € 6,700.—
(sole + joint decision-making,
base: 161,800)
procurement decision makers electromechanics
67,300
procurement decision makers industrial computers
71,900
procurement decision makers optoelectronics
34,800
procurement decision makers design tools, development systems
51,000
procurement decision makers control engineering, testing systems
57,200
procurement decision makers automation engineering
38,100
procurement decision makers electronics manufacturing
36,500
procurement decision makers networks, communication
73,100
procurement decision makers power supplies, UPS
43,900
64.6
174,500
38.40 €
readers of an average issue
40.3
108,800
61.58 €
base: 145,600)
base: 181,800)
(total readership in the last 3 months)
target group
development, research, design
base: 78,400)
percent
67.1
total
127,000
base: 117,700)
67.6
82,000
base: 138,800)
68.5
107,200
(base: 156,700)
base: 95,400)
Average readership in different fields of work
base: 83,600)
(base: 189,300)
public authority, management
(base: 121,400)
Purchasing, procurement
coverage / average issue readership
(readers of an average issue)
target group
development, research, design
percent
41.6
total
78,800
42.0
51,000
41.5
65,000
(base: 189,300)
public authority, management
(base: 121,400)
Purchasing, procurement
(base: 156,700)
72,500
73,900
at least 1 of 12 issues read
coverage / total readership
coverage per issue
total
procurement decision makers passive components
base: 168,700)
Total readership in certain fields of work
14
target groups
procurement decision makers active components
base: 189,000)
base: 115,300)
procurement decision makers displays
63,100
base: 159,900)
procurement decision makers image processing
base: 75,300)
base: total circulation = 31,562 copies
26,500
Coverage
analysis
Business sectors
group of recipients
category
(according to
Federal Statistical
Office Germany)
Size of economic entity
(108,800 readers)
(108,800 readers)
percent
total
total
10 - 99 employees Mitarbeiter (base: 104,300)
38
41,200
8
8,300
100 employees and more (base: 70,100)
29
31,600
29
32,000
100
108,800
military electronics (base: 19,100)
11
11,500
consumer electronics (base: 45,300)
20
22,100
72
data processing (base: 108,300)
37
40,200
33
measurement and control technology
42
45,400
24
25,600
(108,800 readers)
percent
percent
24
chemical industry, mineral-oil processing
(base: 19,200)
31, 34, 35
automotive electronics / vehicle design
(base: 69,000)
29
31, 32, 33
(base: 97,600)
33
medical technology (base: 51,600)
33
precision and optical goods (base: 24,600)
9
10,200
29
engineering industry / apparatus industry
35
38,200
(base: 92,700)
32, 64
telecommunications (base: 65,300)
28
30,200
31
industrial electronics (base: 93,500)
44
47,700
32
components production (base: 24,300)
13
13,700
51
trade/distribution of electrical
devices and components
20
22,000
consulting engineering firm (base: 46,400)
others (base: 9,700)
15
21
22,400
3
3,400
total
purchasing, procurement (base: 156,700)
60
65,000
public authority, management (base: 121,400)
47
51,000
production, manufacturing, quality control
60
64,900
37
39,900
(base: 161,300)
organisation, logistics (base: 105,400)
(base: 50,000)
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Fields of work
Circulation / distribution /
technical data
2
Circulation / distribution analysis
1
Circulation audit:
2
Circulation breakdown:
3.1 Structure of the domestic market
circulation by Nielsen-areas
(except special issues)
copies per issue / annual average
(July 1st 2014 to June 30th 2015)
Rostock
print run:
32,013
total circulation:
31,562
abroad:
1,933
sold circulation:
770
abroad:
96
subscriptions:
759
member copies:
retail sales:
–
other sales:
11
controlled circulation:
remainder, archive and
voucher copies:
Kiel
–
Nielsen 1
7.9 % = 2354 copies
Bremen
Berlin
Muenster
Nielsen 2
14.0 % = 4,155 copies
Cologne
30,792
Koblenz
451
Erfurt
Dresden
Nuremberg
Stuttgart
3
share of total circulation
%
Germany
16
Freiburg
Nielsen 4
34.2 % = 10,139 copies
Munich
Geographic circulation breakdown:
economic region
Summary of the survey methodology
copies
93.9
29,629
of which Switzerland
3.1
967
of which Austria
2.8
870
of which other
0.3
97
100.0
31,562
total circulation
Nielsen 7
5.0 % = 1,464 copies
Frankfurt
Nielsen 3a
11.9 % = 3,528 copies
Nielsen 3b
23.0 % = 6,801 copies
Nielsen 5+6
4.0 % = 1,188 copies
1. Methodology: Circulation breakdown by file analysis – census
2. universe (domestic total circulation) 29,629 = 100%
3. Sample: Survey is based on total database
4. Target person of survey: omitted
5. Period of analysis: July 2015
6. Conduction of analysis: publisher
The detailed survey methodology is published at www.next-community.de.
Technical data
Adverts
Loose inserts, bound inserts, tip-on ads, CDs
Printing technique: web-fed offset, wire stitching, Paper: 49 gr Holmen Plus 72
Magazine format: 230 mm width x 297 mm height
add 4mm per trimmed edge for bleed size
Loose inserts:
minimum size:
105 x 148 mm
Maximales Format:
10 mm smaller than the magazine on each side
minimum weight:
150 gsm for single leaf
Maximales Gewicht:
on request
positioning:
best possible
loose inserts must be delivered cut and folded and as a finished product and be adapted for mechanical
processing
placement possibilities: print run, part of circulation by zip-codes or by qualified addresses
Digital data transfer:
please contact Veronika Nikolay, phone +49 89 25556-1490, fax +49 89 25556-1690,
vnikolay@weka-fachmedien.de or
Julia Hecker, phone +49 89 25556-1475, fax +49 89 25556-1690,
jhecker@weka-fachmedien.de
Please transmit your digital data by data medium, e-mail or FTP. For detailed specifications please ask
your contact person.
file names should be given as in the example: customer_M&T_issue
(for example: Lexware_M&T_1_16)
Fonts:
Please deliver all fonts. In case of absent fonts, we use alternative fonts which may
change the appearance and layout of the ad. The minimum line width is 0.5 mm.
Please avoid motifs with very fine structures (due to moiré effect).
File format:
We prefer non-separatet single-page PDFs. Fonts must be integrated and colours
must be in CMYK. Please avoid open data formats. Otherwise we do not guarantee a
correct appearance.
Content proofs must be delivered in 4c based on the standard ”PSO_INP_Paper_eci.
icc” for offset printing. The appropriate profiles may be downloaded at www.eci.org.
Proof:
Cover proofs must be delivered in 4c based on the standard ”ISOcoated_v2_eci.icc”
for offset printing, unless we may not print your ad.
FTP access:
In case of questions or problems please ask your contact person.
ftp3.journalmedia.de
jm_ftp_public
QUOglioutPLO
Please announce every FTP transfer in advance by e-mail.
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Bound inserts:
minimum size:
105 x 148 mm
maximum size:
format of the magazine
minimum weight:
100 gsm
trimmed pages should have an additional 4 mm on each border to be cut off
bound inserts must be folded and delivered in uncut format and be adapted for mechanical processing
placement possibilities: print run and part of circulation by post code or Nielsen area
please allow an additional 3 mm gutter bleed for bound inserts
Tip-on ads:
folded products must be close to the gutter and be adapted for mechanical processing
positioning on request
placement possibilities: print run and part of circulation of the tip-on inserts by zip codes
CDs:
CDs must be wrapped in standard paper cover without adhesive tape
positioning on request
Delivery date for loose and bound inserts and tip-on ads:
Please ask your contact person.
Delivery address for loose and bound inserts and tip-on ads:
L.N. Schaffrath DruckMedien GmbH & Co. KG, Marktweg 42-50, 47608 Geldern
Delivery note: please mark clearly: “loose/bound insert CUSTOMER, for Markt&Technik-issue xy/2016“
Terms of payment:
Bank details: HypoVereinsbank München, Account No. 35 704 981, Bank code: 700 201 70
IBAN: DE37 7002 0270 0035 7049 81
SWIFT (BIC): HYVEDEMMXXX
VAT No.: DE 811 190 616
2 % discount for advance payment within 8 days after date of invoice or net payment
within 21 days of invoicing
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publication of the advertising material.
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reasonable term set them for this purpose to pass by, or if the substitute advertisement is again not free of faults, the client may claim a reduction
of payment (abatement) or cancellation of the order (redhibitory action).
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25. In other respects the publisher is only liable in as much as they, their auxiliary persons and/or legal representatives are accused of deliberate or
grossly negligent behavior. This does not apply in as much as the publisher violates principal obligations of the contract.
26. In cases of petty negligence the publisher and/or their auxiliary persons and legal representatives cannot be held liable for financial losses especially in terms of consequential damages, unpredictable or atypical damages and loss of profit. Otherwise in the event of financial losses in cases
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of such claims, that is unless they are founded on claims of deliberate negligence.
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non-adherence to the agreed quantity or time frame, the publisher is entitled to recalculate the discount proportionally to the difference between
the discount granted and that corresponding to the actual quantity.
32. Upon default of payment or granting of a respite, interest of 8% above the prime lending rate will be billed or, if the client is a consumer in the
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