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Mumbai, June 29, 2007 : UK has witnessed a large numbers highly sensitive day/night cameras and long-range zoom lenses in domes connected by way of secure digital wireless links operating in one of the licence-exempt bands, and ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) on its streets as a widely adopted strategy in its fight against crime in the last decade. The figures are expected to reach up to ￡132M in 2009 and still higher in the near future.
Bharat Book Bureau, a leading market information aggregator has tabled the "UK CCTV Market Update (2007)" (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=20021) report which provides extensive research and objective analysis on the CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) market in the UK coupled with detailed study of its current market share and future prospects.
Soon, the public transport vehicles will be equipped with live GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) links to enable control room operators to receive alarms generated from within vehicles and provide them with instant views of the cameras installed within, together with the ability to stream recordings over the air for immediate review. Schools are installing CCTVs to check on thefts, arson, abduction, truancy, drug taking, bullying and vandalism. Small sized , mini dome cameras which look less obtrusive and unsightly are becoming popular. Remote monitoring services, rapid deployment cameras and alarm activated systems are expected to show increased demand. The Internet Protocol (IP) based CCTV will surpass the conventional CCTV market in coming few years due to the numerous benefits, like digitized image/video controlling, real time control over CCTV cameras, etc, offered by IP CCTV.
Further more, wide scale construction activity is in progress in the commercial as well as public non-residential sectors well as the 2012 Olympics to be held in London, will provide a boost for the CCTV market. Increasing security awareness has the value of the market is expected to increase by 10% in real terms between 2006 and 2011. The UK CCTV market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 4.02% for the period spanning from 2007 to 2011. Stronger value growth is expected to be hindered by increased price competition and increased import penetration from low cost manufacturers at the lower end of the market. Nonetheless demand for digital and networked systems is expected to continue to be buoyant, although prices are anticipated to fall in these sectors.
The key issues highlighted in the report "UK CCTV Market Update (2007)" are the size of the UK CCTV market, its share in the total security market. The driving forces and new opportunities prevailing in the market, the emerging trends in the CCTV market, along with the major players in the UK CCTV market and s their respective market positioning are also discussed here. This section covers the business description and key financials of the leading players in UK CCTV market. The report provides a comprehensive analysis and over view of the key players viz. Upperpoint Distribution Ltd., Dedicated Microcomputers Group Ltd., Security Distribution Group Ltd., Honeywell Video Systems UK Ltd., JVC Professional Europe Ltd., Baxall Ltd., Bosch Security Systems Ltd., Bewator Ltd., Vicon Industries Ltd., and Mitsubishi Electric Europe BV. Leading System Designers/Installers include ADT Fire & Security Plc., Initial Electronic Security Systems Ltd., Bell Group Ltd., Chubb Security Ltd., and Photo-Scan Plc. The report’s overview and anaysis is accompanied by tables and figures which aid in getting a correct picture of the current market scenario.
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