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Analyst Insights View All (60)
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August 14, 2017
Years of double-digit growth in shipments of video surveillance cameras in China are over, giving way to future growth in deep learning video analytics. According to the latest Video Surveillance Intelligence Service by IHS Markit, unit shipments of video surveillance cameras grew just 2.3% in China in 2016 compared to the previous year, at 58.2 million units, much lower than in 2015 (34.6%), 2014 (38.5%) and 2013 (29.6%). The lower rate of growth in security camera reflects the high installed-base of cameras in China. Demand for cameras in future will be increasingly due to replacements rather than new installations.
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July 24, 2017
Deep-learning analytics are poised to revolutionise the industry, and facilitate a leap in the capabilities of video analytics. In the last couple of years, there has been a marked increase in research and development in deep-learning neural networks, proving their capabilities, generating considerable excitement, and putting them within reach of a much wider user group.
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July 03, 2017
The world market for professional video surveillance equipment grew by 3.9% in 2016. This is according to recently published estimates from IHS Markit (NASDAQ), through its Video Surveillance Intelligence Service. This is a higher rate of growth than in 2015 (1.9%) but still low by historical standards.
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IHS Technology is the recognized leader of market intelligence to the global video surveillance industry and major research provider to all 15 of the world’s largest video surveillance equipment suppliers. From IHS’s first publication of the core CCTV & Video Surveillance report in 2003, the portfolio has expanded to an offering of 3 intelligence services and numerous annual studies. The video surveillance intelligence service is one of these 3 intelligence services and provides comprehensive regularly updated market data and insights on the global video surveillance market.
Reports View All (54)
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August 21, 2017
In this market brief we provide more analysis of the following country markets: the United States, UK & Eire, Germany, Japan and South KoreaSubscribers Only
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August 21, 2017
This document provides short summary profiles of the world’s ten largest vendors of video surveillance equipment.Subscribers Only
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August 04, 2017
Body worn cameras appear to have cemented their place as indispensable pieces of equipment among law enforcement agencies around the world. Indeed, the question of whether or not police departments in much of North America and Western Europe will adopt a body worn surveillance solution has become not one of “if” but rather “when.”Subscribers Only
Data View All (13)
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September 01, 2017
Updated semi-annually, this database provides a global, detailed list of security systems integrators by geography, security vertical market, headquarter location and website link.Subscribers Only
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Edition Year: 2017-2018| August 31, 2017This is the flagship product for the Physical Security Channel Intelligence Service - Annual delivered in Excel once per annual subscription. Market share estimates for both the distribution of video surveillance equipment and the security systems integration markets, by region, sub-region and service type provide a detailed insight into the competitive environment and potential channel partners.Subscribers Only
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Edition Year: 2017-2018| August 14, 2017Included in the Video Surveillance Intelligence Service, is an annual Market Share database with a total of eleven (11) market share tables for each region (top 10) - EMEA, Americas, Asia, China and World.Subscribers Only
Presentations View All (1)
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June 24, 2014
IHS provides the slide deck from Paul Bremner’s presentation at IFSEC International’s Safe Cities Academy on Wednesday the 18th June 2014.Subscribers Only
Press Releases View All (16)
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January 14, 2015
The global video surveillance industry can defy conventional market logic, resist product commoditization and still grow by more than 10 percent in 2015.
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January 22, 2014
The worldwide market for video surveillance equipment is expected to expand by more than 12 percent this year, according to a new white paper from IHS Technology (NYSE: IHS), entitled...
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November 11, 2013
Video surveillance cameras and analytics continue to be pushed out toward the perimeter at a high rate and are becoming an integral part of electronic perimeter security solutions...
Analysts View All (7)
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Prinicipal Analyst, Video Surveillance
Jon Cropley is a principal analyst in the IHS video surveillance and security services group. He joined the company in 2001 and has authored numerous syndicated research reports since... -
Manager, Building Technologies
Niall Jenkins is a consulting manager for the Building Technologies group at IHS Markit. -
Director, Safe Cities, Critical Communications and Security.
Thomas Lynch is the Director for Safe Cities, Critical Communications and Security Research at IHS. Thomas and his team focus across video surveillance equipment, safe cities, public safety, future communications technologies such as LTE, command & control and Cybersecurity.
