The World Market for Enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance - 2010 Edition

Published by	IMS Research
Published	February, 2010	Product code	115570
Content info	150 PAGES (including 80 tables and 24 figures)
Price	US $ 7140 PDF by E-mail (Single User License) US $ 8570 PDF by E-mail (Site License) US $ 10800 PDF by E-mail (Divisional License)

Introduction
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The World Market for Enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance - 2010 Edition published by IMS Research in February, 2010. This report consists of 150 PAGES (including 80 tables and 24 figures) and the price starts from US $ 7140.

Introduction

Abstract

Report Summary

The video surveillance industry is experiencing an exciting technology transition. Older, analogue CCTV is being replaced with network video surveillance equipment. As end-users either upgrade their existing systems or deploy new systems, they are choosing to improve the resolution of the cameras they use. As surveillance moves onto the network and cameras produce more data, the storage provided by DVRs is insufficient. The enterprise and IP storage market is set to grow rapidly for the foreseeable future despite tough recent economic conditions. This highly detailed market report provides storage suppliers with an up to date and comprehensive assessment of the enterprise and IP storage market used for video surveillance.

Some of the key findings are:

The world market for enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance is forecast to be worth over $2.5 billion in 2013.
The world market for enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance is forecast to exceed 3.2 exabytes of capacity in 2013.
IP SAN will grow faster than the any other storage type between 2008 and 2013 in the market for enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance.
Horizontal storage platforms will provide almost 50% of the enterprise and IP storage market used for video surveillance by 2013.
Education is forecast to be the fastest growing market vertical between 2008 and 2013.
Asia is forecast to comprise over 30% of the total world market for enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance in 2013 in terms of revenue.

Features of the report include:

Market size estimates for 2008 and 2009 with growth forecasts to 2013.
Detailed revenue, capacity and average selling prices for six years.
Market analyses for 9 end-user applications, 3 geographic regions and 22 countries.
Qualitative analysis accompanies the statistical data to highlight the key drivers and major trends influencing the market.
The research provides market share analyses for the leading suppliers of enterprise and IP video surveillance storage at a world and regional level for the total market and product segmentations.
The total storage capacity was calculated using a ' bottoms-up' approach by sizing each company in the market individually. This was compared to a ' top-down' model that took into consideration the number of cameras in each vertical; retention time; compression rate, percentage of the day recorded and legislation.

Chapter 1 - Introduction, Scope and Method

1.0 Introduction
1.1 Scope
1.2 Method
1.3 Exchange Rates

Chapter 2 - Market Statistics and Trends

2.0 Introduction
2.1 Video Surveillance Industry
2.2 The Economic Outlook
2.3 Types of Storage
2.4 Virtualisation and Video Ageing
2.5 Video Content Analysis (Motion Based Recording) and Video Synopsis
2.6 Video Surveillance Management Software
2.7 Better Resolution
2.8 Improved Compression Algorithms
2.9 Green Issues
2.10 Storage on Cameras and Solid State Drives
2.11 Centralised Storage versus Distributed Storage
2.12 Internal versus External Storage
2.13 Hosted Video or Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS)
2.14 Hard Disk Drives
2.15 Tape
2.16 Legislation
2.17 Method
2.18 The World Market for Enterprise and IP Storage
2.19 The EMEA Market for Enterprise and IP Storage
2.20 The Americas Market for Enterprise and IP Storage
2.21 The Asian Market for Enterprise and IP Storage

Chapter 3 - Competitive Environment

3.0 Introduction
3.1 Market Share Estimates by Geographical Region for 2008
3.2 Product Type Market Shares by Geographic Region in 2008
3.3 Bracketed Market Share Estimates by Geographic Region for 2009

Press Release

Enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance global market will be worth over $2.5 billion in 2013

March 30th, 2010

Global Information would like to present a new market research report, "The World Market for Enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance - 2010 Edition" by IMS Research.

Enterprise and IP storage for video surveillance market to see rapid growth

According to IMS Research: "The video surveillance industry is experiencing an exciting technology transition." Despite the tough economic conditions in recent times, the enterprise and IP storage market is "set to grow rapidly for the foreseeable future." The world market for enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance is projected to exceed $2.5 billion in 2013. In terms of capacity, the global market for enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance is forecasted to surpass 3.2 exabytes in 2013. The trend characterizing the evolving enterprise and IP storage world market is that older, analogue CCTV is being replaced with network video surveillance equipment. End-users are choosing to improve camera resolution as they upgrade their existing systems or install new video surveillance systems. In turn, DVR storage will prove to be insufficient as video surveillance moves onto the network and camera start producing more data.

30% of total world market for enterprise and IP storage for video surveillance will be found in Asia

In terms of revenue, Asia is projected to make up 30% of the total world market for enterprise and IP storage used for video surveillance in 2013. Furthermore, the fastest growing vertical market between 2008 and 2013 is forecasted to be Education. Additionally, Horizontal storage platforms will provide nearly 50% of the enterprise and IP storage market used for video surveillance by 2013. IMS Research provides storage suppliers with a comprehensive and up-to-date assessment of world market for enterprise and IP storage used in video surveillance.