HIKVision
3 Forces that will Determine the Future of the Security Business
March 9th, 2015The Chinese Video Surveillance Market – No. 1 Opportunity or No. 1 Threat?
January 13th, 2015
Strategic Acquisitions Dominate Security M&A; Whilst Major Conglomerates & External Buyers lose their Appetite
In the last 6 years M&A activity within the security industry, has for the most part been driven by the major conglomerates through strategic buys to acquire new technology, expand their product range, or improve focus on particular vertical markets and regions in the world where demand is growing. However within the last 4 years […]
Leading Manufacturers of IP Network Products Having Difficulty in Seeing Through the China Smog
New Research from Memoori http://memoori.com/portfolio/thephysicalsecuritybusinessin2013/ demonstrates that the geographic distribution of sales of security products is clearly changing with Asia becoming the dominant region. A major change in the geographic distribution of sales is taking place with Asia delivering the highest rate of growth and increasing its market share. This is set to continue because […]
Homegrown Suppliers still Dominate the Chinese Security Market but are Things about to Change?
The Physical Security Industry has undergone significant structural changes in the last 3 years and this accelerated in 2012 driven by the need to combat the worst trading conditions for decades. The structure of the business has morphed not just to compensate or accommodate but also to meet and beat the challenge and deliver growth. […]
Physical Security Industry 1st Quarter Disappoints as Consolidation and Funding Slow Down
Despite marginal growth and a lack luster financial performance by suppliers across the industry in 2010, consolidation increased by 75% on its 2009 figure that had already picked up from its precipitous fall in 2008. Similarly new investment in the supply side also increased rapidly in 2010. So with a forecast improvement in trading conditions […]
Next Page