The video surveillance market is expected to be nearly 50 billion in size in 2012

In recent years, China's security video surveillance market has grown steadily. In 2005, the sales volume of China's video surveillance market was 9.8 billion yuan. In 2006, it increased to 12.8 billion yuan, an increase of 30.6%. In 2007, the market scale reached 17.8 billion yuan, an increase of 39.1%. The most crucial driving force for the growth and development of China's urban video surveillance system market is the government's huge investment in urban video surveillance systems in the "Safe City" and "3111" pilot projects. The video surveillance market in China will continue to heat up in the next few years, but the increase will decrease. It is expected that the overall market size of video surveillance in 2012 will reach 49.16 billion yuan, an increase of 10.5%.

First, the scope of application of monitoring systems in the extension With the introduction of concepts such as digitization and telecommunication level, many new video surveillance services are continuously derived. Due to the intervention of telecom operators and the gradual recognition of users' video surveillance for network security, online video has occupied a growing proportion in market share. In 2008, the number of online video surveillance channels was about 470 million, which already occupied the total video. More than 40% of the way. In addition, with the construction of “Safe City”, more and more cities are using online video to solve problems in the management, use, sharing, and maintenance of large-scale video surveillance systems, leading to the development of platform management software such as blowout development. The overall data flow of the platform exceeds 500,000, with an annual growth rate of 100,000 data streams.

Second, 2013 system integration will occupy 70% of European security market

According to the research report of the internationally renowned survey organization IMS Research, by 2013, system integration will occupy 70% of the European security market. Not only has the market potential for integrated security systems been studied, but also the predictions of trends in European (HVAC) and building automation have been made.

However, although system integration is a major trend in the future, many system integrators are still looking for customers who are willing to accept new technologies a few years ago, and they still have a small contact and a long distance from the procurement.

"Security equipment can be integrated into other technologies, including air conditioning, construction, fire protection, power management and IT systems," said Jenkins. “The efficiency advantages of energy, infrastructure, and system integration will continue to drive the market together. Successful system integrators will be those who provide system integration solutions and will not separately form a discrete and isolated security system that does not exclude other integrated systems. Engineering works business."

Niall Jenkins, an IMS Research analyst who wrote the research report, said: "Today's security customers are more frequently asked to meet their needs instead of focusing on new trends in security systems. This is because most industries are low in this area. The result of the budget and tightening of the belt's expenditure. However, as the global economy recovers, the tight budget will be relaxed, and there will be obvious advantages in increasing the expenditure on security system integration."