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- Intruder Alarms & Monitoring Services Intelligence Service - Annual (19)
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Intruder Alarms & Monitoring Services Intelligence Service - AnnualThe most comprehensive portfolio comprising data, analysis and market insight available for the market. Coverage includes critical market share information, timely analyst insights on relevant market events, and product and vertical analysis at the country level.Subscribers Only
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Intruder Alarms Video Verification Report - 2019January 14, 2019The goal of this report is to provide marketing and technical executives with an up-to-date, comprehensive assessment of the market while also forecasting the impact of significant trends over the next five years.Subscribers Only
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Intruder Alarms & Monitoring Services Database - 2017Edition Year: 2017-2018December 06, 2018This 2017 study provides a comprehensive, detailed view of the world market for intruder alarms. This is the eighth edition in the series of reports by IHS Markit on the market for intrusion equipment.Subscribers Only
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Global intelligent ANPR camera market to grow at 16.4 percent CAGR through 2022November 23, 2018The global market revenues from sales of intelligent ANPR devices are forecast to reach $800 million by 2022 and increase at a compound annual growth rate of 16.4 percent.
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Is 5G the future of intruder alarm systems?November 05, 2018The shutdown of the 2G network in the United States in 2017 had a ripple effect on the market for intruder alarms, mostly affecting the sales of control panels and communicator modules. With many traditional systems using 2G or PSTN as alarm signal communication paths ahead of the shutdown, the impending mobile network re-farming required upgrades to intruder alarm signalling modules. The increased rates of equipment replacements in the immediate run up to the shutdown date resulted in a much smaller replacement market in subsequent years.
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ANPR & Detection Sensors Report - 2018October 31, 2018This 2018 study provides a comprehensive, detailed overview of the global market for automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) and detection sensors. This is the fifth edition of the study and the previous edition was published in January 2017.Subscribers Only
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Intruder Alarms Report - North America - 2018September 04, 2018This 2018 study provides a comprehensive, detailed view of the sub-regions within the North American market for intruder alarms. The goal of this report is to provide marketing and technical executives with an up-to-date, comprehensive assessment of each sub-region, while also forecasting the impact of significant trends over the next five years.Subscribers Only
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Intruder Alarms & Monitoring Services Database - 2018Edition Year: 2018-2019June 14, 2018This 2018 study provides a comprehensive, detailed view of the world market for intruder alarms. This is the ninth edition in the series of reports by IHS Markit on the market for intrusion equipment.Subscribers Only
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Voice-operated alarm systems expected to grow at a 7 percent CAGR through 2022June 12, 2018Home assistants developed by Amazon, Google and others are changing how consumers interact with connected home devices, including intruder alarms. More alarm systems now offer a voice-command option, allowing users to use Alexa and other smart assistants to arm and disarm their alarm systems.
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Access Control as a Service (ACaaS) invigorates traditional security providersApril 16, 2018Access control as a service market revenues are forecast to grow at nearly triple the rate of the traditional access control equipment market over the next five years. The global ACaaS market will grow at a compound average growth rate (CAGR) of 16.5% between 2017 and 2022. The traditional equipment market is forecast to grow with a CAGR of 6.2% over the same timeframe.
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MONI rebrands to BRINKSMarch 12, 2018Even though the purchasing of intruder alarm systems and smart security systems is increasingly a lifestyle-related choice, rather than based purely on the security and safety needs of the end user, the majority of customers purchasing intruder alarms are usually approached by a security provider or dealer when they move to a new area or through direct home advertising. This requires significant investment in targeted marketing activities which can quickly eat into company profits.
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Access Control as a Service (ACaaS) Database - 2018February 28, 2018The aim of IHS Markit in writing this report is to provide marketing and technical executives with an up-to-date, comprehensive assessment of the market, and to forecast the impact of significant trends affecting demand over the next five years. The report provides detailed estimates of market revenues and shipments in 2017 and forecasts growth for the years 2018 to 2022. This is the third edition of the Access Control as a Service market report.Subscribers Only
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Do it yourself (DIY) installed alarms and “pay as you go” professional monitoring solutionsFebruary 27, 2018The year of 2017 saw new players from the technology space increase their share of the intrusion market with DIY offerings, as well as a greater number of traditional intruder alarm providers adding DIY solutions to their portfolios.
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Adoption of outdoor sensors in the residential sector is on the rise in EMEAFebruary 08, 2018In Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), outdoor sensors have traditionally been installed in commercial installations. They provide an added level of security, in addition to closed-circuit television systems and indoor intruder-detection systems.
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Intruder Alarms Report - Western Europe - 2017January 03, 2018This 2017 study provides a comprehensive, detailed view of the Western European market for intruder alarms. This is the second edition covering the Western European market, and it comes as part of the series of reports by IHS Markit on the market for intrusion equipment.Subscribers Only
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DIY security systems and the future of the professional installerOctober 30, 2017In 2016, the global market for DIY security equipment reached $60 million, with the great majority of gear — 85 percent — sold in the Americas. The American market for DIY intruder alarms is forecast to grow at a CAGR of more than 20 percent over the next five years.
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Entrance Control Equipment for Door Automation Report - 2017October 24, 2017This is the fifth edition in a series of reports by IHS Markit on the door automation product market. The previous edition was published in 2015. One of the key changes made to the scope of this research was its expansion to cover six major geographic regions: North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Africa and the Middle East, and Asia. Previous editions of this research provided equipment segmentation for three geographic regions of the Americas, EMEA, and Asia.Subscribers Only
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Intruder Alarms Report - North America - 2017August 23, 2017This 2017 study provides a comprehensive, detailed view of the North American market for intruder alarms. This is the first edition covering the North American market, and it comes as part of the series of reports by IHS Markit on the market for intrusion equipment.Subscribers Only
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Wireless intrusion sensors – adoption still weak in the commercial sectorAugust 01, 2017IHS Markit estimates that 68 million intruder alarm sensors were sold globally in 2016; of which, 41 percent were wireless. However, just 4 percent of those wireless sensors were destined for the large commercial sector. Residential and small-medium business sectors jointly accounted for the remaining 96 percent of the wireless sensor market.
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The new user interface for professional securityJune 23, 2017As security monitoring providers continue to mould strategy around interactive alarm monitoring, security equipment manufacturers have had to become more nimble and pivot from traditional wall keypads to interactive touch-screen panels.
