Electronic Security and Access Control Market Report - UK 2007

Abstract

AMA Research has published the FIRST EDITION of the ‘Electronic Security and Access Control Market - UK 2007’ report. This report contains original input and a detailed assessment of the market and represents excellent value for money to companies in the industry or considering entry. This market has experienced moderate growth in recent years reaching just under £1.3bn in 2006, influenced by the ongoing concerns regarding violent crime, and the now ever-present threat of terrorism, as well as ongoing advances in technology. The report includes a detailed review of recent trends and developments in addition to the future prospects of the market, and offers a comprehensive review of quantitative market developments combined with analysis of the background reasons and influences affecting the UK Electronic Security And Access Control Market.

Key Areas Covered:-

Overall electronic security market size. Review of Intruder Alarms, CCTV and Access Control. Key product trends and end-use applications. Main suppliers and distribution channels to the market. Key market influences and future prospects.

Areas of particular interest include:

• Overview of the electronic security and access control industry, plus an analysis of underlying trends and key influences on each of the main sectors of the security market - Intruder Alarms, CCTV and Access Control.
• Historical background - development of the market, influencing factors, economic influences, etc.
• Market size by value - 2002-2006 - market prospects and factors influencing future growth potential with forecasts up to 2010.
• Key influences and trends on the development of the market. The impact of technological developments, price competition and trends within the manufacturing and construction sectors.

Key areas of coverage in the report include:-

THE MARKET

• Market size in value and volume terms and forecast through to 2010.
• Underlying influencing factors in recent years. What are the trends, are they likely to continue?
• Current situation - factors influencing growth/decline, prospects for the next 3-4 years.
• Cost breakdown per sector - Land, Materials, Labour and Others - recent trends and future prospects.
• Shares of Key Product Sectors.
• Timber Frame Vs Brick / Block - Share by value and likely future prospects.
• International Timber Frame Usage - Total UK Timber Frame Housing from an international perspective.
• Private and Social Self-build Sectors - The relevance of each to the market and key characteristics.
• Regional Variations in Self-Build - differences in Self-Build between geographical regions.

PRODUCT MIX / APPLICATION AREAS

• Mix of Access Control, Intruder Alarm and CCTV products, share of the market by value, background and current trends in addition to the anticipated trends within the various sectors.
• Product features and trends, advantages and disadvantages offered by the various types of technology and key application areas.
• Key influencing factors - growth of access control/CCTV, security, crime, general surveillance issues etc.
• Principal end use sectors - share taken by key sectors including commercial, industrial, public sector, health and education.
• Trends within the key end-use sectors and related products, e.g. emphasis on additional services including after-sales support, growth of integrated and networked systems.

SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION STRUCTURES

• Main channels of distribution including direct supply, specialist distributors, electrical wholesalers, etc.
• Review of the major channels and trends.
• Key suppliers, by market share for leading companies.
• Review of key companies - company information, turnover, key characteristics.

FUTURE PROSPECTS / KEY INFLUENCES

• Key influences on the electronic access control market including macro and micro economic issues.
• Future developments in terms of the overall market - product trends, end use sectors and economic influences, in addition to other influences such as technology, growth of integrated building control systems, price competition and changes in the supply structure, public concern/civil liberties etc.
• Olympic Games investment programme.