The Present and the Future of Physical Security and Building Technologies in Retail
This study's research objective is to gauge the usage of building technologies
and physical security technologies within United States retail chains. The
data was collected in August 2011, using a web-based survey. The sample
consisted of 182 managers. The study examines technologies including access
control systems: keypads, card readers, and analog video surveillance that
help minimize threats such as shoplifting. Also covered are technologies used
in retail premises, including fire suppression and detection, HVAC, energy
management, and remote monitoring systems.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Research Objectives and Methods
Executive Summary and Implications
Focus on Threats and Challenges
Building and Physical Security Technologies Overview
Corporate Demographic Profile
Appendices
The Frost & Sullivan Story
A Customer Perspective of the Present and Future of Physical Security and Building Technologies in the Retail Industry published by Frost & Sullivan in March 26, 2012. This report consists of 42 Pages and the price starts from US $ 10000.
