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inbothyears.Theincreasewasprimarilydueto$12millionofR&Dcosts
associatedwiththeacquisitionofPracticeWorks,$10millionofwhichwas
aone-timewrite-offofpurchasedin-processR&D.Theremainderofthe
increasewasduetoincreasedspendingtodrivegrowthinselectedareas
oftheproductportfolio.
Earnings(Losses)FromContinuingOperationsBeforeInterest,
OtherIncome(Charges),NetandIncomeTaxesEarningsfrom
continuingoperationsbeforeinterest,otherincome(charges),net,and
incometaxesfortheHealthsegmentincreased$45million,or10%,from
$431millionfor2002to$476millionfor2003dueprimarilytothereasons
describedabove.
CommercialImaging
WorldwideRevenuesNetworldwidesalesfortheCommercialImaging
segmentremainedconstantat$791millionforboth2003and2002,or
adecreaseof6%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.Favorable
exchangeandprice/mix,whichcontributedapproximately6.1and0.3per-
centagepoints,respectively,to2003saleswasentirelyoffsetbydecreases
duetovolumeofapproximately6.4percentagepoints,primarilydrivenby
declinesindocumentimagingproductsandservices.
NetsalesintheU.S.were$334millionfor2003ascomparedwith
$366millionfor2002,representingadecreaseof$32million,or9%.
NetsalesoutsidetheU.S.were$457millionin2003ascomparedwith
$425millionin2002,representinganincreaseof$32million,or8%,ora
decreaseof4%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.
DigitalandTraditionalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesCom-
mercialImagingsegmentdigitalproductsalesremainedconstantat$367
millionforboth2003and2002.Segmenttraditionalproductsaleswere
constantat$424millionforboth2003and2002.
GrossProfitGrossprofitfortheCommercialImagingsegmentfor2003
decreased$15million,or5%,from$282millionfor2002to$267million
for2003.Thegrossprofitmarginwas33.8%for2003ascomparedwith
35.7%for2002.Thedecreaseinthegrossprofitmarginof1.9percent-
agepointswasattributabletoanincreaseinmanufacturingcost,which
negativelyimpactedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately2.2percentage
points,partiallyoffsetbyexchange,whichfavorablyimpactedgrossprofit
marginsby0.5percentagepoints.
Selling,GeneralandAdministrativeExpensesSG&Aexpensesfor
theCommercialImagingsegmentincreased$1million,or1%,from$134
millionfor2002to$135millionfor2003and2002.Asapercentageof
sales,SG&Aexpensesalsoremainedconstantat17%forbothyears.
ResearchandDevelopmentCostsR&DcostsfortheCommercial
Imagingsegmentdecreased$7million,or23%,from$30millionfor2002
to$23millionfor2003.Asapercentageofsales,R&Dcostsdecreased
from4%in2002to3%in2003.
Earnings(Losses)FromContinuingOperationsBeforeInterest,
OtherIncome(Charges),NetandIncomeTaxesEarningsfromcon-
tinuingoperationsbeforeinterest,otherincome(charges),netandincome
taxesfortheCommercialImagingsegmentdecreased$9million,or8%,
from$118millionin2002to$109millionin2003.Thedecreaseinearn-
ingsfromoperationsisprimarilyattributabletothereasonsoutlinedabove.
GraphicCommunications
WorldwideRevenuesNetworldwidesalesfortheGraphicCommunica-
tionssegmentwere$346millionfor2003ascomparedwith$402million
for2002,representingadecreaseof$56million,or14%asreported,
withnoimpactfromexchange.Thedecreaseinnetsaleswasdueto:(1)
declinesinvolumeofapproximately9.4percentagepoints,whichwas
primarilyattributabletographicsproductsand(2)declinesduetoprice/mix
ofapproximately5.2percentagepoints,whichwasalsodrivenbygraphics
products.
NetsalesintheU.S.were$156millionfor2003ascomparedwith
$174millionfor2002,representingadecreaseof$18million,or10%.Net
salesoutsidetheU.S.were$190millionfor2003ascomparedwith$228
millionfor2002,representingadecreaseof$38million,or17%,withno
impactfromexchange.
DigitalandTraditionalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesGraphic
Communicationssegment2003and2002digitalproductsalesarecom-
prisedofEncad,Inc.productsandservices.Segmenttraditionalproduct
salesarelimitedtothesalesoftraditionalgraphicsproductstotheKPG
jointventure.
NetworldwidesalesofgraphicartsproductstoKodakPolychrome
Graphics(KPG),anunconsolidatedjointventureaffiliateinwhichtheCom-
panyhasa50%ownershipinterest,decreased14%in2003ascompared
with2002,reflectingdeclinesinbothvolumeandprice/mixingraphicarts
film.Thisreductionwasprimarilyduetotheeffectsofdigitalsubstitution.
GrossProfitGrossprofitfortheGraphicCommunicationssegmentfor
2003decreased$38million,or44%,from$87millionfor2002to$49
millionfor2003.Thegrossprofitmarginwas14.2%for2003ascom-
paredwith21.6%for2002.Thedecreaseinthegrossprofitmarginof7.4
percentagepointswasattributableto:(1)declinesattributabletoprice/mix,
whichreducedgrossprofitmarginsbyapproximately4.2percentage
pointsprimarilyduetodecliningcontributionsfromtraditionalgraphicarts
productsforthereasonsoutlinedabove,(2)unfavorableexchange,which
negativelyimpactedgrossprofitmarginsby2.8percentagepointsand(3)
anincreaseinmanufacturingcost,whichnegativelyimpactedgrossprofit
marginsbyapproximately0.9percentagepoints.
Selling,GeneralandAdministrativeExpensesSG&Aexpensesfor
theGraphicCommunicationssegmentremainedconstantat$37millionfor
both2003and2002.Asapercentageofsales,SG&Aexpensesincreased
from9%for2002to11%for2003,primarilyduetotheimpactofunfavor-
ableexchangeandanincreaseinthebenefitrate.
ResearchandDevelopmentCostsR&DcostsfortheGraphicCommu-
nicationssegmentdecreased$6million,or21%,from$29millionfor2002
to$23millionfor2003.Asapercentageofsales,R&Dcostsremained
constantat7%forbothyears.