NEW YORK, Nov. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
The Physical Security Business in 2012
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The total value of the world's security equipment market at factory gate prices in 2012 was $20.57 billion. Of this Video Surveillance products at $10 billion took a share of 49%. The developed markets of North America and Europe are losing market share to Asia and particularly China which will be the largest single market before the end of this decade.
The physical security industry in the first half of 2012 has well outperformed what most stakeholders had forecast despite setbacks in economic fortunes. We expect this to continue for the rest of the year. The continuation of the growth in 2011 has been driven by a combination of factors including strong growth in IP Video Networking products, buoyant markets in Asia and higher levels of penetration in vertical markets such as transport, retail and health and education.
This Report is the NEW 2012 Definitive Resource for Physical Security Market Research & Investment Analysis.
* Gain insightful information about this business for your strategic planning exercises across 3 main product segments - Access Control, Video Surveillance (CCTV) and Intruder Alarms.
* Discover the valuations and exit multiples paid for security companies. What is driving M&A and Investment in this business?
*Understand how technology is influencing this industries future and the effect it will have on your business and investments.
Learn how the industry is reforming in order to develop new security products and systems which will satisfy the end users need to reduce operating costs and move security from a cost center to one that delivers a Return on Investment.
Review the Future of Emerging Technology Drivers. The shift from analog to IP has accelerated through the recession, as both manufacturers and consumers focus their spending on technology that can be scalable and deliver IT Convergence to meet existing and future requirements. Game changing technologies which are expanding future business opportunities include; Wireless, Video Surveillance as a a Service (VSaaS) and Managed Video (MVaaS), Situational Awareness technology including Analytics, PSIM and PIAM.
There is an enormous latent demand for physical security products waiting to be exploited in the emerging markets of the world. China for example currently has a penetration of one sixth of the USA but this stood at one tenth in 2011, so the Chinese market is growing rapidly by using up this latent potential.
Preface
Executive Summary
1. Introduction
2. Size, Structure & Shape of the Business
2.1 Market Size & Forecast to 2017
2.1.1 Market Size & Distribution in 2012
2.1.2 Market Forecast to 2017
2.1.3 Market Size & Trends by Vertical Sectors
2.1.4 Market Penetration by Region
2.2 Structure of the Business
2.3 Market Share
2.4 Channels of Distribution & their Restructuring
3. Growth Drivers & Motivators of Change
3.1 IP is the Most Influential Driver of Growth
3.2 Improved Performace, ROI & Reduced TCO
3.3 Focus has Intensified Competition & Delivered Better Products
3.4 Extending Focus through Joining the Horizontal Layers Independently or by Alliance
3.5 Integrating Access Control with Identity Management & Video Surveillance
3.6 New Industry Verticals, Shared Intelligence & Voice of Society
4. Reviewing the Future of Emerging Technology Drivers
4.1 Wireless Technology
4.2 Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) and Managed Video
4.3 Video Technology, IP Cameras & HDCCTV
4.4 Storage, Standards & Mobile Apps
4.4.1 Storage
4.4.2 Standards
4.4.3 Mobile Apps
4.5 Security Analytics, PSIM & PIAM & Situational Awareness Platforms
4.5.1 Security Analytics
4.5.2 PSIM & PIAM
4.5.3 Situational Awareness
5. What is Driving Consolidation?
5.1 Internal Strategic Acquisitions
5.2 External Buys - Defense / IT & Communications Related Companies
6. M&A Performance / Valuation 2012 & Forecast to 2017
6.1 The Progress of Consolidation & Outlook to 2017
6.1.1 M&A Activity Declines in 2012
6.1.2 Forecast of M&A Business to 2017
6.1.3 M&A Analyzed by Business Segment
6.2 Valuation – Exit Multiples & Drivers
6.2.1 Performance of Exit Multiples 2005 – 2012
6.2.2 Technology / Value Add Solutions - Impact on Valuation
6.3 Strategic Buys Dominate Whilst IPOs & Management Buy Outs Disappoint
6.4 Why M&A Should Play a More Important Role in the Next 5 Years
7. The Investment Market
7.1 The State of the Investment Business & Exposure to the Security Industry
7.1.1 Impact on the Security Industry
7.2 Investors in the Security Industry & Recipients
8. Identifying Potential Merger & Acquisition Targets
8.1 Potential Acquisition Targets
8.2 Business Opportunities in the Fastest Growth Markets
8.2.1 The IP Video Industry
8.2.2 Security Management Software
8.2.3 Video Surveillance as a Service
8.2.4 Access Control, Biometrics & Identity Authorization
9. Alliances Plays a Major Role in Delivering Customer Value Proposition
10. Redefining Business Models
Appendix
A 1.1 - Listing of Venture Capital Companies & Their Security Investments
A 1.2 – Acquisitions & Funding Announced in 2011 / 12
A 1.3 - Potential Acquisition Targets 2012 / 13
A 1.4 - The World's Major Security & Safety Companies
Companies mentioned
Tyco International, ADT, Honeywell, Siemens, Bosch, UTC, Scheider Electric, Pelco, Assa Abloy, G4S, Kaba Group, Gunnebo, Checkpoint Systems, Ingersoll Rand, Johnson Controls, Axis Communications, Nice Systems, Mobotix, Risco Group, Sagem, Verint
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