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Seniors and Technology in the United States 2009
Mintel, April 2009, Pages: 70
By the year 2014, seniors (aged 65+) will account for 14% of the U.S. population. More than one in four (27%) people will be aged over 55. Technological innovations have changed the basic framework of the American lifestyle, but have been slower to catch on among seniors. This report focuses on how technological advances in consumer electronics, entertainment, and communications can be tailored to fit the needs of seniors.
This report addresses the following questions:
- How does the desire to keep in touch with younger generations drive sales?
- How many seniors are online, what activities do they participate in, and how does this affect marketing?
- What do aging baby boomers mean for the market?
- Among seniors, how are interests and attitudes affected by differences in age, gender, income and race?
- How many seniors suffer from the loss of dexterity, hearing and sight, and how are consumer electronics manufacturers addressing these disabilities?
- What is the role of the adult children of seniors in the senior-oriented electronics market?
- What is the best way to reach seniors with marketing efforts?
- How can retirement communities be used to further electronics sales?
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