Abstract
Description
The video surveillance industry is currently undergoing a turbulent period of
transformation. Aside from the technological trends shaping the industry, such
as the transition from analogue CCTV to network video surveillance and the
introduction of open standards, the global economic downturn has also
significantly impacted the industry. The economic downturn has significantly
lowered growth expectations for the video surveillance industry for 2009;
however the market is positioned to recover strongly in the mid-term. For
executives who are assessing or seeking an in-depth understanding of this
rapidly changing market, this series of highly detailed reports is an
essential tool.
Market size estimates are provided for 2008 in terms of revenues and unit
shipments, with growth rate forecasts for the period 2009 to 2013. The report
analyses the market in great detail with market statistics provided for 10
different product types (cameras, lenses, housings, matrix switchers, DVRs,
monitors, hardware NVRs, video encoders, video decoders and IP video
surveillance management software). The camera market is analysed in detail and
segmented into 8 different categories, including domes, static cameras, day
night cameras and network cameras.
The video surveillance market is also analysed by end-user industry in terms
of analogue video surveillance revenues, network video surveillance revenues
and video surveillance accessory revenues. Market sizes and growth rates are
provided for 16 different industries, including airports, casinos, central
monitoring stations, banking, education, government, healthcare, industrial,
ports, railways, residential, retail, sport & leisure and traffic monitoring.
A detailed regional market assessment has also been performed in terms of
analogue video surveillance revenues, network video surveillance revenues and
video surveillance accessory revenues. Data has been provided for 10 different
geographic regions in Asia.
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