Escalating Security Concerns Stimulate Growth in the world EACS Markets, Says Frost & Sullivan

Research and Markets has announced the addition of Frost & Sullivan's new report "World Electronic Access Control Systems Market (EACS)" to their offering. read more

European Security Market Sees Promising Path, Says Frost & Sullivan

A Frost & Sullivan survey of 355 end users and channel players is reporting a three-percent increase in budgets for video surveillance systems in Europe while budgets for access control and security systems integration will rise by around two percent over the next twelve months.  read more

Frost & Sullivan: Developments in Adjacent Sectors Open Opportunities for Home Automation to Reach a Wider Audience

Home automation systems are becoming increasingly simpler for both end users and installers, driving the market forward and acquiring a wider audience. Technology advances also help create innovative and affordable systems that reach a more extensive customer base.  read more

Asia Pacific to Invest $100 Billion for 350 Airports, Says Frost & Sullivan

The aviation industry in Asia Pacific (APAC) has enjoyed relatively consistent growth over the past decade. Even during the economic crisis, the industry in APAC performed better than its’ western counterparts. Some of the sectors that sustain the industry in this region are from aircraft parts manufacturing; airlines; maintenance, repair and overhaul; as well as the airports industry. read more

Frost & Sullivan: Polish Physical Security Sees Promising Opportunities

Market participants and end users are increasingly aware of the importance of technical security. This trend, coupled with the recent consolidation activities in the manned guarding market, is gradually causing a positive shift in the structure of the physical security market in Poland. read more

Frost & Sullivan: Indian Biometric Market Spurred by Increased Security Concerns

Biometrics is the fastest emerging technology in the Indian securities and identification market and is finding increasing application in various government and nongovernment applications such as driving license, e-passport, land records as well as time and attendance. It is gradually gaining ground at the expense of conventional methods of identification and security checks like physical checks, photo IDs, tokens and passwords. read more

Frost & Sullivan: PSIM Market to Experience 37.6-Percent CAGR by 2015

Physical security information management (PSIM) is becoming fundamental for next generation fully integrated physical security systems to offer advanced functionalities and to present a clear ROI.  read more

Frost & Sullivan: Smart-Card Market to Reach $328.5 Million by 2014

The escalating need for high-level security, ease of access and secured mode of payment are driving the growth of smart-card market in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region. read more

Frost & Sullivan: Escalating Crime Rates Drive Asia Pacific Residential Security Markets

Asia currently accounts for 60 percent of the global population and by 2025, the majority of this population is expected to live in urban areas. The rising urbanization and its attendant evils of social and institutional crime have had people install sophisticated safety systems to ensure personal and household safety.  read more

Polish Security Market to Grow For Euro 2012, Says Frost & Sullivan

This Frost & Sullivan research service titled Physical Security Market in Poland provides an analysis of market forces, the value chain and competitive landscape. In this research, Frost & Sullivan’s expert analysts thoroughly examine the following technologies: intrusion detection (including monitoring), video surveillance(CCTV and IP) and access control. read more

Frost & Sullivan: UK Residential Security Market Less Impacted by the Economic Recession

A decline in construction output caused by the economic recession and rising unemployment affected the UKresidential security market. After the overall slump in 2009, a modest recovery is expected in 2010 and more sustained one will start in 2012. However, the installed base of professionally monitored systems seems to be relatively untouched by the economic downturn. read more