CMac CCTV Ltd’s favourite
security industry source, info4security, wrote
a fantastic piece on their predictions and trends for CCTV within 2012. IP has
seen a steady growth for a while; advances in technology and availability have
made sure of this, but as 2012 gets under way all research highlights that this
is to be the year of the network camera.
2012 is a huge year for the UK, especially with the Olympics
kicking off in the summer. There will be a huge number of visitors heading into
the UK and security will be at an all-time high. However trends show that it is
not just these large events migrating over to IP; a surge in smaller
installations is also predicted.
Mr.Doyle writes “over
the next two-to-three years we’ll certainly see a tipping point in the UK
whereby the majority of specifiers and installers will be looking towards using
IP technology”
With IP solutions now becoming superior to analogue a definite
shift in technology is emerging, the coverage reports that IP CCTV and
monitoring is growing by approximately 30% each year, whilst analogue is
continuing to decline.
If you are looking to step into CCTV, whether for your home or
business, IP certainly appears to be way forward.
Good post..
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