Global Video Surveillance Market Analysis - Estimation & Forecast, 2016-2022

Video Surveillance is anticipated to become a ubiquitous tool in the security systems across all the major end-use applications. The analog video surveillance systems lost its dominance to IP systems, introducing compelling features such as high resolution, easy expansion of number of cameras (scalability), lower TCO and a higher ROI. However, still in some parts of Europe and Asian countries, IP cameras are strongly challenged by the legacy analog systems, but it is expected that the global demand of IP cameras will surpass the demand of traditional analog cameras in the next two years.

The report presents a detailed market analysis of video surveillance systems by incorporating complete market analysis of the video surveillance equipments, software and services. The Porter’s analysis, Value chain analysis, and PEST (Political, Economic, Social & Technological factor) analysis of the market have also been included in the report. The report deals with all the driving factors, restraints, and opportunities with respect to the global video surveillance market, which are helpful in identifying trends and key success factors for the industry. 

Further, the report provides an exhaustive study of the global video surveillance market and the market trends across geographical regions such as North America, Europe, APAC, and Rest of the World. The segmentation of the market is done on the basis of equipment (cameras, monitors, and storage), software & services, and applications. The video surveillance equipment market is further segmented by camera technology, resolution, product type, and connectivity, storage media and technology, and monitors.

The key players operating in the market have been exhaustively profiled in the report. Some of the key players identified in the report are Avigilon Corporation (Canada), Axis Communication (U.S.), D-Link Corporation (U.S.), Genetec (Canada), Milestone Systems (Denmark), Panasonic Corporation (Japan), Mobotix AG (Germany) Samsung Techwin Co. Ltd (Korea), and Bosch Security systems (Germany) among others. Moreover, an analysis of the key strategies and developments of the market players has also been included in the report.

The dynamics of the physical security industry have changed profoundly, owing to the ongoing innovations and advancements in its dominating contributor, i.e. Video Surveillance. Major application areas such as critical infrastructure, highways, banking, and financial institutions among others have become promising beneficiaries of video surveillance making it an indispensable tool to ensure both personal and public safety. After almost three decades of dominance of analog video surveillance systems, the market will has started transforming to follow the paradigm of IP/network based systems. 

IP based video surveillance systems have opened the gateways for a host of industry verticals ranging from cloud storage solution to service providers and storage vendors to mega-pixel and HD camera vendors. In addition to the compelling features in terms of output images/video that IP systems provide, the cost of cabling has considerably reduced in comparison to the analog counterparts. Video analytics and video management software (VMS) has further spurred the demand of video surveillance systems among the consumers. With the aid of such software, intelligent video surveillance systems are gaining popularity in the market, especially in retail outlets and public areas. 

The highest growth will be recorded for the Video Surveillance as a Service market growing at an estimated CAGR of 31.01% from 2016 to 2022. The highest revenue will be generated by the video surveillance equipment (cameras, monitors, and storage) throughout the forecast years. 

The global market will be driven by factors such as increase in the demand of new technology equipments such as wireless camera, intelligent transportation system, and growing utilization of video content analytics among others. However, the industry players will have to address challenges such as demand for higher bandwidth and higher cost of deployment for wide scale adoption of video surveillance technology across different industry verticals.