2009 Top Emerging Video Surveillance Trends

by John Honovich, IP Video Market Info posted on Apr 02, 2009 About John Contact John

Emerging from ISC West, a number of clear trends will likely impact purchasing decisions over the next 12 months. In this premium report, we examine the 6 key factors, including positive and negative trends

Poll: Which trend will have the most impact on video surveillance purchases in 2009?

Megapixel Cameras: 58%
Hybrid DVRs: 20%
Video Analytics: 9%
Intelligent/Advanced Storage: 7%
Other: 6%

[With 100 responses, poll is now closed. Poll is not scientific.]

Positive Trends

Widespread hybrid DVR product releases shifts video recording purchases
Widespread H.264 megapixel camera product releases shifts camera purchases
Lenel/OnSSI, Arecont's Price Cuts and Avigilon's open IP support impact competitive positioning of camera / video management vendors

Negative Trends

Lack of innovation in video analytics signals worse short term future
Over hype of high end storage (Pivot3, Intransa, TimeSight) will result in disappointment
Over hype of PSIM will result in disappointment

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In the professional's section, we will examine each of these trends, explaining the drivers of them, the changes to be expected and how to benefit from them.

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