• Electronic Security Systems World Study 2011
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BSRIA is pleased to announce the publication of their new Electronic Security Systems World Study 2011

The new Electronic Security Systems Study was published in July; the study provides a top-level sizing of the World market for Intelligent Controls in Buildings - Electronic Security Systems - (IBC(s)).

This study differentiates itself from other market research reports by having a special focus on:

• Detailed individual country reports, showing market shares by different product groups and by installed systems 
• The share of Security Products through 5 principle direct and indirect distribution channels
• 19 vertical markets by building end user type and % integration that occurs in each
• % integration by 6-7 different applications (e.g. CCTV/Video, Access, Intruder, HVAC, lighting, fire alarm etc.)
• % Convergence of security and other autonomous systems onto a common communication platform within the business enterprise to create a single unified solution

Countries included:

Europe
France , Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, Russia, Scandinavia and Rest of Europe

America
North America, Brazil and Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa
United Arab Emirates and Rest of Middle East & Africa

ASIA
India, China, Japan, Australia and Rest of Asia

Press Release - The Changing Face of World Security

BSRIA has recently published its new study of the world electronic security market and which breaks this down into 18 key countries and regions; covering both established and important emerging (BRIC) markets.  These new reports have been compiled through findings from interviews with key industry contacts throughout the world. These findings were analysed by BSRIA's security market experts, incorporating existing technical and market expertise and extensive historical knowledge. The result is a unique and independent publication and an essential tool for any marketing professional in the security industry. This report reveals that the world electronic security systems market is now worth more than US $58 billion, has continued to grow on aggregate throughout the recession and is forecast to achieve double digit compound annual growth in the period up to 2015. Few other building technology markets exhibit such attractive statistics.

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