Compare the changes in demand for the different types of electronic security systems
in the UK between 1995 and 2004
· Appreciate what you need to achieve to keep up with your competitors,
and to gain a lead on the others
· Interpret these forecasts into your own business situation and marketing
plans
· Use these fully reasoned forecasts for the next five years to set your
own objectives
Understand the main factors affecting demand for electronic security systems
in the UK, such as:
· Construction Output
· Housing Starts & Completions
· Number Of Property Transactions
· Number Of Notifiable Offences Recorded By The Police
· Number Of Violent Crimes Recorded
· Number Of Burglaries Recorded
· Number Of Theft Claims In The UK
· Value Of Theft Claims In The UK
· Population In England & Wales, By Age Group
Examine the increasingly international nature of the UK electronic security
systems sector:
· Analyse the performance of 10 leading security systems manufacturers
and suppliers
· Realise the importance of acquisitional activity in the industry
The following security system sectors are included in this report:
· Intruder Alarms, by:
-purchased or rented
-type of cost
-end user
-system type
· Central Monitoring Station Services, by:
-signal type
· Access Control, by:
-system type
-end user
· CCTV, by:
-purchased or rented
-end use application
-type of cost
-end user
-product type
This report includes:
· Market Size, 1995-1999 (value)
· Market Segmentation (value):
-Intruder Alarms
-Central Monitoring Station Services
-CCTV
-Access Control
· Trend Data, 1995-1999
· Factors Affecting Demand
· Market Forecasts, 2000-2004 (value)
· Critical Success Factors
· Industry Structure
· Profiles of 10 Leading Manufacturers & Suppliers
