Asia Update: DynaColor rises with IP

Business Talk

As one of the major OEM/ ODM video surveillance companies in Taiwan, DynaColor started out as a provider of automatic optical inspection (AOI) devices to CRT and LCD manufacturers, used to examine and test for defects and/or abnormal activities in their products or during the production process. Aside from its AOI devices, the company also made CRT monitor auto alignment systems, multiplexers, and

Asia Update: Hdpro stays strong with HD-SDI

Business Talk

Hdpro is known for its strong mechanical design background. It enjoyed 83.7 percent sales growth in 2011. Hdpro manufactures several video surveillance product lines including analog, HD-SDI and network cameras. Why Hdpro could still grow substantially despite the gloomy economic outlook can be attributed to innovation, fast time to market, and cultivation of its home base.

Are things changing in China?

Viewpoint

The structure of the business has morphed not just to compensate or accommodate but also to meet and beat the challenge and deliver growth. The latest report forecasts growth of 4% across the globe in product sales in 2013 but that will depend on much higher levels of growth in Asia and particularly China.

Big names in the U.K. unite to offer all-inclusive solutions

Business Talk

The UK's supplier of IP systems for security and surveillance - CCTV Center - announces that they are launching a new business division called Nexus Connect. The new division has been built on a concept specifically developed to focus on designing sophisticated integrated IP solutions for a variety of security and surveillance industry applications and offers a forward thinking ‘all inclusive' alt

10 under 40: security unlocks next generation of excellence

Business Talk

Security attracts people from all walks of life. We recognized 10 up-and-coming security professionals under age 40 who are in executive positions, either in manufacturing, distribution or system integration. They were invited to share their experience as well as secrets for success.

A pivotal year for home security

News Feature

This is the first in an ongoing series of features by Memoori Business Intelligence, covering innovation and disruptive technologies in physical security and building management. 2012 would be remembered as the pivotal year for home security. A perfect storm of technology, investment and new entrants has now changed the market landscape forever. SaaS models, ubiquitous broadband and smartphones ha

VCA revisited

News Feature

So, the ObjectVideo “patent agreement seeking” rampage seems to have come to an end for now, with Panasonic System Networks being the latest to be added to the global, portfolio-wide patent license wish list (others include Tyco Security Products, Sony, Vivotek, Pelco by Schneider and Bosch Security Systems, for anyone who is keeping score). More solution providers are revisiting the technology si

Business transformation in tough times

Channel Players

Since its founding in 1995, North American Video (NAV) has grown its business based on long-term relationships and commitments; this applies equally to customers, employees and suppliers. Additionally, NAV has continued to expand its portfolio of technology solutions to provide its clientele with a strategic balance of high performance, functionality and cost-effectiveness. This combination of ass

Latin America Viva la Vida

Business Talk

Latin America, one of the largest emerging markets, is brimmed with opportunities. a&s explores the key market drivers and verticals on this new land of opportunity for security.

Can Chindia sustain the growth?

Business Talk

China is not only growing as a manufacturing hub for the world's security industry, but also as a market. iSuppli predicts that the Chinese surveillance market will reach US$11.4 billion by 2015, growing at a CAGR of 20 percent to become the world's largest physical security market by 2020. The Indian security equipment and systems market has also grown 25 percent annually over the last three year