[May 16, 2008]

Research and Markets: The Consumer/Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Surveillance Market Promises New Opportunity for Camera Manufacturers, Broadband Operators and Semiconductor Manufacturers

(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
RDATE:16052008

Dublin - Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92108) has announced the
addition of "Consumer Do-it-Yourself (DIY) Surveillance: Cameras,
Broadband Services & Semiconductors" to their offering

The consumer/Do-It-Yourself (DIY) surveillance market promises new
opportunity for camera manufacturers, broadband operators and
semiconductor manufacturers.

Like the broader professional video surveillance market, the
consumer/DIY segment is transitioning from legacy CCTV to Internet
Protocol (IP) cameras. The networked cameras enable new capability for
consumers and new business models for broadband operators.

Consumers are able to remotely monitor their homes via the internet or
mobile phone. Broadband operators and internet service providers hope
to leverage a value-added service model provisioning, managing and
monitoring home surveillance for their customers.

On a broader scale, the growth of video-capable home networks points to
a convergence between the broadband market, home networking and video
surveillance.

"Consumer Do-it-Yourself (DIY) Surveillance: Cameras, Broadband
Services & Semiconductors" contains MMI research, analysis and
forecasts for the consumer/DIY video surveillance camera, broadband
services and semiconductor markets. The research examines the DIY
surveillance market in context of 1) the broader video surveillance
market, and 2) the broadband and home networking market. The report
provides forecasts for consumer broadband surveillance monitoring
services, camera shipments and factory equipment revenue with
supporting forecasts for the underlying semiconductor components. MMI's
report also forecasts the overall video surveillance equipment market,
overall surveillance cameras, broadband subscribers, IPTV subscribers,
and installed video-capable home networks. Segmentation by product type
is included at both camera and semiconductor levels.

CONTENTS:

Executive Summary

Introduction to the Consumer/DIY Cameras: Surveillance Meets Home
Networking

Consumer/DIY Surveillance Industry Catalysts

The Overall Video Surveillance Industry

The Importance of the DIY Segment to the Home Networking Industry

Surveillance Industry Market Forecasts

The Networked Surveillance RevolutionCCTV Transitions to IP

Home Networking

The Importance of the DIY Segment to the Home Networking Industry

Home Networking Market Forecasts

Home Networking Industry Players and Dynamics

Broadband Service Providers

IPTV Operators

No-new-wires Home Networking

Home Networking Services and Content

The Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Value Chain

Product Categories

Semiconductors

Broadband Surveillance Monitoring Services

DIY/Consumer Cameras

Camera Manufacturers

DLink

Hawking Technologies

Linksys

Lorex

Panasonic

Samsung Electronics

Sony Electronics

Swann Communications

WiLife

Other Manufacturers: Q-See, Clover Electronics and X10

Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Camera Market Forecast

Broadband Surveillance Monitoring Services

AT&T

Xanboo

4HomeMedia

iControl Networks

Broadband Surveillance Monitoring Market Forecasts

Consumer/DIY Video Surveillance Camera Technology

Image Sensors

Image Sensor Manufacturers

Video Codecs & Standards

MPEG-4 & H.264 Codecs

Video Signal Processing & Codec

Video Processing/Codec Competitors

Interfaces

Methodology

For more information visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c92108

CONTACT: Laura Wood, Senior Manager, Research and Markets
Fax: +353 1 4100 980
e-mail: press@researchandmarkets.com

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