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14-12-2009
RNCOS predicts 30 % CAGR for CCTV market 2009-2012
Noida, India
The growing security concerns have been responsible for rapid increase in the deployment of CCTV (including both analog and IP-CCTV) or video surveillance systems all over the world. With increasing security concerns at the national and global level from terrorists and other anti-social elements, the global CCTV market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of around 30 % during 2009-2012, according to RNCOS report"Global CCTV Market Analysis (2008-2012)".


RNCOS' research study states that the rapidly growing CCTV market offers vast growth opportunities for players in the CCTV value chain, including equipment manufacturers, distributors and operators. In this regard, the report gives an in-depth analysis of each of these segments so that clients get a clear view of the industry and identify areas where they earn better returns on their investments.

Apart from the identification of prospective growth avenues, RNCOS have also done a thorough analysis of the global CCTV market to understand and evaluate the current and future market trends. The analytical study also provides detailed information about the regional-level CCTV market in the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Countries covered in the report include - the US, Canada, Germany, UK, Italy, Turkey, Russia, China, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Taiwan, Australia and Argentina. It also discusses the factors which could pose challenges to the market' along with the reason that may sustain the industry growth momentum in coming years.

The market comprises of various segments, including conventional CCTV cameras, IP cameras, PC Card DVRs, embedded DVRs, and hybrid NVR/DVRs. It predicts the future direction of the market that is based on the correlation of base drivers like security needs and technological developments and current market status, "Global CCTV Market Analysis (2008-2012)" offers an extensive research and rigorous structural analysis of the CCTV in order to help clients gain an in-depth understanding of the prevailing market trends and developments going on across the world. RNCOS' research provides the technology-wise and product-wise breakup of the video surveillance equipment market. 

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