Jun 8 2010
Currently IP is experiencing a resurgence wave since users are acknowledging its advantages of details and enhanced image quality provided by high-definition and megapixel cameras, as well as its utilization in the current IP infrastructure.
Hitherto, the economic downturn, the related squeeze in the budget and 2009’s longer sales cycles, slowed down the fast migration to IP-enabled surveillance from the analog-based surveillance.
Frost & Sullivan Growth Partnership Service on Automatic Identification and Security
There has been a noticeable preference for IP-enabled surveillance over analogue cameras, since the users are becoming more and more aware of the requirement of high quality surveillance and security to deter vandalism and crime, thereby ensuring cost-effective utilization of guards.
The IP manufacturers are finding it difficult to enter the market as the surveillance system shipment’s bulk share is with analog, besides the traditional distribution channel’s support for analog.
According to Frost & Sullivan’s new analysis, the market for Video Surveillance Cameras in Europe earned of $765.0 million as revenues in 2009 and is likely to peak to $954.9 million by 2015. Frost & Sullivan’s market sectors study is categorized according to industries, product type, application, and geographical regions.
A study on the market for Video Surveillance Cameras in Europe forms part of the program of the ‘Automatic Identification & Security Growth Partnership Services.’ It also incorporates researching initiatives in to various market sectors like Opportunities in the World Mobile Video Surveillance Market, Analyzing Video Analytics Applications for the market of EMEA Market, European Security Convergence Market, EMEA Biometrics Market, and so on. All research services that have been included in the subscriptions offer in-depth industry trends and market opportunities, which have been evaluated after subjecting market participants to detailed interviews.
Source: http://www.autoid.frost.com