Video Surveillance Market - Global Forecast & Analysis (2011 - 2016): By Products (IP, Analog, Remote, Mobile); Components (Cameras, Storage Devices, Software, System Management); Applications and System Services
Video Surveillance Market - Global Forecast & Analysis (2011 - 2016): By Products (IP, Analog, Remote, Mobile); Components (Cameras, Storage Devices, Software, System Management); Applications and System Services
Increasing security concerns and the recent spate in terrorist activities have
forced governments around the world to invest in video surveillance
technologies for homeland security. This has significantly boosted the growth
of the global market.
Video surveillance is now migrating towards computer networks, transmitting
video by IP protocol, in an Intranet or the Internet. High costs, computer and
network configurations required for it currently prevent it from being adopted
by smaller users. However, applications are not restricted to homeland
security alone and include the domains of commercial, institutional,
infrastructure, industrial (buildings) and residential. Although still
primarily limited to institutional sectors (governments, controlling forces,
transportation systems and educational institutions), IP video surveillance
has surfaced as an irreversible trend for the future.
This report provides a detailed analysis of the markets for all the components
of a video surveillance system, such as video cameras, video analytics,
storage, monitors, servers and system management. It includes detailed
analysis of application segments and geographical split across the globe. The
report's strategic section sketches the competitive scenario in this market.
Scope of the report
The Video Surveillance Market research report classifies the global market on
the basis of them being used in different products, applications, the
components being used to view the manufacture the various cameras and systems
and geographical analysis; forecasting revenue, and analyzing trends in the
market.
On the basis of product
The product market is segmented into two categories namely: Analog video
surveillance system and IP video surveillance system.
On the basis of application
The application market is segmented into industrial applications,
institutional applications, residential and commercial applications. The
infrastructure application is further classified into energy, highways,
streets and bridges, transportation, stadiums, parks and playground. The
commercial applications is categorised into office, lodging, retail,
healthcare and warehouse non-manufacturing applications. Also, the
institutions applications have been categorized into educational buildings,
government buildings, religious buildings, amusement park and public
recreation.The market trends and future projections for these applications are
discussed comprehensively.
On the basis of geography
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
ROW
Each section will provide market data, market drivers, trends and
opportunities, key players, and competitive outlook. It will also provide
market tables for covering the sub-segments and micro-markets. In addition,
the report provides 25 company profiles covering all the sub-segments.
Summary
There are two vital purposes of a video surveillance system. The first and
most highlighting is to deter crime. The second is to assist catch culprits
when a crime has already been committed. The postulates on the ways this
system accomplishes both these goals are stated as under: " Monitoring stores
and the associated stock " Providing a visible presence or warning that video
cameras are used in the store " Recording any crimes that are committed "
Allowing people to monitor the cameras and analyze the happenings at any time
of the day " Confirming the exact times when crimes have occurred " Proposing
an identification method, by which people can be frisked before entering a
building " Allowing security personnel to check who is in a building at an
instant of time
The IP camera segment is the most attracting opportunity for semiconductor
suppliers because it is predicted to grow from a relatively small segment to
become the dominant technology five years down the line. A considerable shift
in semiconductor revenues which is likely in the near future will be actuated
by this trend towards IP cameras. Sales of video processor and interface
chips, such as Ethernet, Power over Ethernet and Wi-Fi, are deemed to increase
dramatically. However, spending on image sensors will catapult based on
unreasonable price declines and accelerated adoption of less-expensive CMOS
image sensors.
Since advanced camera technologies such as video content analytics become
available due to innovations from semiconductor and applications vendors, they
will be integrated into intelligent video systems. These innovations include:
" motion detection, such as entrance of a car in the parking lot or a boat
approaching a seaport; " Behavior detection, such as suspicious movement of a
person near the subway tracks. " Thermal / infrared cameras, giving
surveillance systems the capability to capture movement at night.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 KEY TAKE-AWAYS
1.2 REPORT DESCRIPTION
1.3 MARKETS COVERED
1.4 STAKEHOLDERS
1.5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
3 MARKET OVERVIEW
3.1 EVOLUTION OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
3.2 MARKET VALUE CHAIN
3.3 DRIVERS
3.3.1 INCREASED SECURITY NEEDS
3.3.2 DECREASING COST OF EQUIPMENT
3.3.3 NEW MEGAPIXEL SOLUTIONS
3.3.4 INCREASED INVESTMENTS BY THE CENTRAL & STATE GOVERNMENTS
Video Surveillance Market - Global Forecast & Analysis (2011 - 2016): By Products (IP, Analog, Remote, Mobile); Components (Cameras, Storage Devices, Software, System Management); Applications and System Services published by Markets and Markets in January 31, 2012. This report consists of 283 Pages and the price starts from US $ 4650.
