According to the survey data of the "Video Business Series - Industry and Enterprise Video Surveillance Analysis Report 2010" published by Nuoda Consulting, the unit with an annual investment of less than 100,000 accounted for 31.3%. The system used by this part of the unit is in a stable period, and the investment is generally maintenance costs, followed by the annual investment of 10-50 million yuan. The cumulative proportion of these two parts reached 59.6%, indicating that the current video surveillance system for most units is a small-scale, simple system, and the annual investment is mainly based on maintenance and normal wear and tear. Annual investment accounts for RMB 500,000 to RMB 12.8%, RMB 100-200 million to 7.9%, and investment between RMB 2 and 5 million accounts for 5.2%. These three groups (25.9%) are currently the most demanding groups. Newly-built systems and system updates are the main inputs and are the main force for the purchase of the video surveillance system market. Only 1.2% invested in more than 5 million, indicating that the construction of large-scale complex systems is still a small number. However, under the current large number of users, this part of the market can not be ignored, is the focus of competition for large companies.
Noda Consulting's research on the construction mode of the video surveillance system shows that the self-construction model still occupies a large share. 24.8% of the surveyed users indicated that their video surveillance systems were self-built and maintained by themselves. However, 38.6% of users said that their systems are fully outsourced. Compared with previous survey data, the external proportion has been much larger, indicating that the outsourcing model is moving into the mainstream. The method of renting the service platform of the operator is gradually being implemented. This method is suitable for a wider range of monitoring systems, such as urban area monitoring, etc. The operators build the network and lease the management platform to different users to realize the resources. shared.
The video business series - Industry and Enterprise Video Surveillance Analysis Report shows that 47.5% of companies in the survey of video surveillance system service companies that cooperate with various types of units cooperate directly with equipment suppliers. This is related to the current Nearly 40% of companies choose to build their own systems. 19.8% of users cooperated with telecom operators, indicating that telecom operators' video surveillance services have been developed rapidly and accepted by many organizations. The share of cooperation with integrators is 13%. With the gradual increase in the technological content and complexity of the system, it is believed that the market share of integrators will increase, while the share of equipment manufacturers will gradually decrease.
Noda Consulting's research on the construction mode of the video surveillance system shows that the self-construction model still occupies a large share. 24.8% of the surveyed users indicated that their video surveillance systems were self-built and maintained by themselves. However, 38.6% of users said that their systems are fully outsourced. Compared with previous survey data, the external proportion has been much larger, indicating that the outsourcing model is moving into the mainstream. The method of renting the service platform of the operator is gradually being implemented. This method is suitable for a wider range of monitoring systems, such as urban area monitoring, etc. The operators build the network and lease the management platform to different users to realize the resources. shared.
The video business series - Industry and Enterprise Video Surveillance Analysis Report shows that 47.5% of companies in the survey of video surveillance system service companies that cooperate with various types of units cooperate directly with equipment suppliers. This is related to the current Nearly 40% of companies choose to build their own systems. 19.8% of users cooperated with telecom operators, indicating that telecom operators' video surveillance services have been developed rapidly and accepted by many organizations. The share of cooperation with integrators is 13%. With the gradual increase in the technological content and complexity of the system, it is believed that the market share of integrators will increase, while the share of equipment manufacturers will gradually decrease.