Network cameras were first released in 1996. A network camera, also known as an IP camera, is made from a combination of a camera and a computer in a network infrastructure. The camera consists of a lens, an image sensor, memory, and a processor. The processor has image processing, compression, video analysis, and networking functionalities and the memory stores videos and images captured by the network camera to be accessed later. Network cameras are used in surveillance as they can be installed at several points within a network and they enable efficient data transmission to a set of monitors over an IP network.

PART 01: Executive summary

PART 02: Scope of the report

Estimation of market

Base year and forecast period

Geographical segmentation

End-user segmentation

Vendors

Summation errors

Major-vendor offerings

PART 03: Market research methodology

Research methodology

Economic indicators

PART 04: Introduction

Key market highlights

Types of network cameras

PART 05: Economic overview

Economic overview for IT sector

PART 06: Market landscape

Market overview

Market assumptions

Share of network cameras in global video surveillance

market

Market size and forecast

PART 07: Market opportunities

Use of network cameras in retail shops

Edge-based video surveillance

Wireless video surveillance and intelligent transportation

system

Increase in M&A

PART 08: Storage: A major concern

PART 09: Geographical segmentation

Global network camera market by geography

Global network camera market by geography

(revenue)

Americas

EMEA

APAC

PART 10: Market drivers

Shift from analog to IP cameras

Declining prices of IP cameras

Rise in demand for security systems from BFSI sector

PART 11: Impact of drivers

PART 12: Market challenges

Lack of awareness among end-users about advanced

technologies in security solutions

Integration issues with other security solutions

Intense competition among vendors

PART 13: Impact of drivers and challenges

PART 14: Market trends

Emergence of wireless IP surveillance

Increased adoption in commercial buildings

Emergence of thermal cameras

Emergence of IoT in video surveillance

PART 15: Five forces analysis

Five forces analysis

PART 16: Vendor landscape

Competitive scenario

Vendor matrix

Vendor comparison

Vendor highlights

Other prominent vendors

PART 17: Key vendor profiles

Axis Communications

Bosch Security Systems

Hikvision Digital Technology

Honeywell Security

Tyco International

PART 18: Appendix

List of abbreviations 81

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