[May 16, 2008]

Network Surveillance Cameras Still Represent a Small Percentage of the Overall Surveillance Camera Market

DUBLIN, Ireland --(Business Wire)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92100) has announced the addition of "IP/Networked Video Surveillance: Equipment, Technology & Semiconductors" to their offering.

The transition from traditional CCTV surveillance to networked digital surveillance is revolutionary for the physical security industry. Yet this transition is also seen as over-hyped and under-performing compared to many expectations. Both are true.

Overall, network surveillance cameras still represent a small percentage of the overall surveillance camera market. Yet this market segment is growing over four times the rate of the overall surveillance market. Manufacturers across the fragmented supply base have introduced networked products.

The revolutionary impact of networked surveillance has yet to come into full force. The primary barrier is the need for organizational change, both in the end customers as well as in the distribution channel. As the market hits its stride, it poses both opportunities and challenges for manufacturers and technology suppliers alike.

"Internet Protocol (IP)/Networked Video Surveillance Market: Equipment, Technology & Semiconductors" analyzes the IP/Networked surveillance market within the context of the broader video surveillance industry. The research examines the value chain from end-users to distribution/sales, integrators, equipment manufacturers, software vendors, and semiconductor providers. Our expertise is based our years of researching the physical security, digital camera and semiconductor markets. The report forecasts and segments markets by product categories including CCTV & IP cameras, Encoder/Streamers, DVR/NVR, and surveillance software & video content analytics (VCA). In addition, detailed technology segmentation and forecasts are included for semiconductors in each product category, video signal processors & codecs, image sensors (CMOS/CCD), camera resolution (megapixel), and network interfaces (PoE, Wifi/Mesh, others). Forecasts include units, revenue, ASPs at the equipment, software and semiconductor level by product type.

CONTENTS:

Executive Summary

Introduction to the Video Surveillance Industry

Overview of Digital Video Recording

The Surveillance Revolution--The CCTV Transition

Key Market characteristics and trends

Customer Segments

Government

Education

Transportation

Industrial

Banking & Finance

Commercial and Retail

Residential/Consumer

Digital & Networked Video Surveillance

Physical Security Meets Information Technology (IT)

Buying and Selling Process

Industry Competitors

Broad-based competitors

Market Inhibitors: Why isn't the market migrating to IP/Networked Video Surveillance Faster?

Market Trends

Video Surveillance Value Chain

Value-Added Resellers and Security Dealers, Installers

Distribution

System Integrators

Manufacturers & Products

Technology Companies

Video Management Software (VMS) & Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) Software

Video Content Analytics Software

Semiconductors

Video Surveillance Installations

Video Surveillance Product Segments

Video Surveillance Systems and Equipment Competitors

Legacy Competitors

IT-Oriented Competitors

Network-Focused Surveillance Competitors

Surveillance Cameras

DIY/Consumer Cameras

IP Video Servers/Streamers/Encoders

Digital Video Recorders (DVRs), NVRs and Storage

Video Management Software & Solutions

Wireless Mesh

Video Content Analytics

Digital Video Channel Analysis

Video Surveillance Technology Segments

Image Sensors

Video Codecs & Standards

MJPEG

MPEG-4 & H.264 Codecs

MPEG-7

Video Signal Processing & Codec

Interfaces

Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Wireless & 802.11

Coax & Powerline Networking

Analog

Methodology

**FIGURES AND TABLES ALSO INCLUDED**

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92100.

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