Artificial Intelligence

Security

Is COVID-19 putting the Brakes on 5G Smart City Deployments?

May 12th, 2020
Security

Will COVID-19 Drive Physical Security Consolidation Through M&A?

May 4th, 2020
Smart Cities

Will Mass Surveillance Become a Leading Epidemic Control Technology?

In China, hospitals that were overflowing a few weeks ago now have an abundance of empty beds, huge makeshift hospitals built for the coronavirus patients are being disassembled, and there is now a little more certainty about the projected end of the lockdown measures. The reduction of COVID-19 cases in the country where they first […]

Smart Cities

6 European PropTech Startups Accelerated by E.ON

This article was written by Daphne Tomlinson, Senior Research Associate at Memoori. In Europe, the energy sector is leading the way in developing accelerator programs to strengthen their efforts in supporting business ideas as part of their increased focus on digitization, decentralization and decarbonization of energy. Two leading German energy companies, E.ON and Innogy have […]

Security

The 5 Most Important Factors Shaping the Future of Physical Security

This article has been taken from Memoori’s annual report “The Physical Security Industry 2019″ and identifies the 5 most important factors that are helping to shape the future of the business. 1. The Widening Gap Between Video Surveillance Suppliers The gap between the major suppliers of Video Surveillance equipment and the many hundreds of smaller […]

Security

Investment in Physical Security M&A Declined to its Lowest in a Decade

Memoori’s recent annual report shows that the value of mergers and acquisitions in the Physical Security manufacturing industry fell to approx. $2.91Bn in 2019 almost the lowest we have recorded in the last 18 years. The main reason for the volatility is that within the last 5 year cycle there has been at least one […]

Security

How Long will the Video Surveillance “Great Wall of China” Hold?

Our recently published 11th annual report shows that the world market for Video Surveillance products is split between China having approximately 45%, and the Rest of the World (RoW) sharing 55%. As it currently stands, The Chinese Government restricts foreign investment and business in specific key industries and there are certainly regulations on foreign ownership […]

Next Page

Subscribe to the Newsletter & get all our Articles & Research Delivered Straight to your Inbox.

Exit mobile version