Security & Fire

CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment World - 2013

Catalogue Numbers: 2709 (EMEA) / 2710 (Americas) / 2711 (Asia) / 3098 (World + EMEA, Americas & Asia)

A series of highly detailed reports that answer key questions such as:

Key Questions Answered

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What is the size of the global CCTV and video surveillance equipment market? Which are the key growth countries and vertical markets? How have macro-economic factors, such as austerity measures and exchange rates impacted the growth of the video surveillance market? What is the breakdown of the market into network and analogue video surveillance equipment, how does this vary by region? Which companies have gained or lost market share? How will emerging standards and technologies impact the market?

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CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment - World - 2013

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Market Breakdown
13 Product Types Security Camera Types DVR Types NVR Types Video Encoder Types VMS Types CS-Mount Lens Types Monitor Sizes 3 Geographic Regions 17 End-User Industries

Detailed revenue, unit shipment and price analysis of 12 major equipment types. Security camera market further segmented into 11 major camera types. The network security camera market is segmented into 4 camera types and then further segmented 6 ways by product feature, price and resolution. Market size estimates for 2012 with Y-O-Y revenue, shipment and pricing forecasts to 2017. Detailed analysis of 17 end-user industries and 34 countries/regions. Each of these splits is further segmented into analogue video surveillance equipment, network video surveillance equipment and video surveillance accessories. Market share estimates for the leading suppliers of each major product type in each major region. Qualitative analysis accompanies the statistical data to highlight key growth areas and major trends impacting the market. The report is highly statistical in nature, each regional volume contains 100 tables and 67 figures.

Report Introduction
Despite challenging economic conditions the global market for video surveillance equipment continues to perform well with demand forecast to remain strong and overall revenue growth in all three geographic regions. Technology trends have also had a significant impact on the market. The transition from analogue CCTV to network video surveillance equipment continues to grow at a strong pace; an accelerated transition to High Definition (HD) network security cameras, open interoperability standards and video content analytics are three factors influencing this trend. For executives who need an in-depth understanding of this rapidly changing market, this series of reports is an essential tool.

Sample Table

Market Shares for CCTV & Video Surveillance Equipment

World in 2012 - $ Revenues

Company Name
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Supplier A Supplier B Supplier C Supplier D Supplier E Supplier F Supplier G Supplier H Supplier I Supplier J Supplier K Supplier L Supplier M Supplier N Supplier O Others

2012 Market Share

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The market in 2012 was estimated to be worth $X million Notes: (1) Shares represent the market in 2012 and do not reflect acquisitions in 2012 (2) IHS defines the video surveillance market as the following equipment types: Security cameras (excluding thermal security cameras), DVRs, Video Matrix Switchers, Hardware NVRs, Video Encoders, VMS, Monitors, CS Mount Lenses and Housings

Source: IHS

May-13

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"The video surveillance equipment markets in EMEA and the Americas have already reached a "tipping point" where revenues from network video surveillance equipment exceed those from analogue equipment. At a global level this is not forecast to occur until 2014 due to the continued growth of the market for analogue equipment in Asia."
Jon Cropley, IHS

Table of Contents
Executive Summary Chapter 1 - Introduction
1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Introduction Scope Research Method Report Content Exchange Rates

Appendix 1 - GDP Growth Forecast Appendix 2 - Camera Product Trends Appendix 3 - Recorder Market Trends Appendix 4 - Standards and Initiatives Appendix 5 - List of Tables and Figures

Chapter 2 - The Market for Video Surveillance Equipment

2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 Introduction The Market by Product Type The Market for Security Cameras The Market for DVRs The World Market for Hardware NVRs The World Market for Video Management Software (VMS) The Market for Video Encoders The Market for CS-Mount Lenses The Market for Video Surveillance Monitors The Market for Video Surveillance Equipment by EndUser Sector The Market for Video Surveillance Equipment by Geographic Region The Market for Video Surveillance Equipment by Sales Channel

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Chapter 3 - Competitive Environment

3.0 3.1 3.2 Introduction Changes to the Supplier Base Market Share Estimates