Analysis of Development Trends of Global Vertical Monitoring Major Vertical Systems

Frost & Sullivan's report "Global Video Surveillance Market" analyzes the development trend of major vertical system markets around the world. It is estimated that by 2016, IP-based video surveillance solutions such as network cameras, NVRs, open platform VMS, video analytics and encoders, and video servers will maintain a compound annual growth rate of 20%. The largest market share is still analog cameras and DVRs, but the growth momentum is not obvious. Vertical sectors with growth rates of more than 10% include banking, retail, gambling, critical infrastructure, government and commercial buildings. These areas are relatively large markets relative to the residential residential market. The strong growth of IP video is mainly reflected in the medical, gambling and retail markets. Simulation technology will not be withdrawn, but its growth will remain in single digits.

The controversy as to when the outbreak of global online video has arrived has made it impossible for traditional solution providers to determine which technology to invest in. From a global perspective, it takes six years for IP technology and analog technology to equalize. It may be achieved in 2016 or 2017. The main reason is:

· The number of infrastructures supporting online video is small;

Lack of evidence that IP monitoring is superior to traditional systems;

· A large number of traditional systems are installed;

·lack of funds;

Lack of leadership from industry associations and system integrators;

• Lack of common standards for physical security and building management.