BANGALORE, INDIA: Axis Communications has maintained its strong market leading position for network cameras and further improved its position in the category -- global vendors providing video surveillance equipment. This was published in a latest report from IMS Research.
The 2009 edition of the annual IMS Research report “The World Market for CCTV & Video Surveillance Equipment” is based on data compiled in 2008 and provides an overall view of the video surveillance market for both traditional analog manufacturers and the network video market where Axis is active.
In the report, Axis is ranked fourth in the world in the category -- vendors providing video surveillance equipment -- compared with sixth place last year. Axis retains as number three in the world in the security cameras category, which includes analog as well as network cameras. In the network cameras category, Axis is identified as clear market leader and retains its market leading position.
“The fact that Axis strengthened the company’s position in the overall security surveillance category and now ranks as one of the four largest vendors providing video surveillance equipment shows that the ongoing shift from analog to digital surveillance continued at a strong pace in 2008”, says Ray Mauritsson, President of Axis Communications.
"In just three short years Axis Communications has moved from being the 12th largest vendor of video surveillance equipment globally to the 4th spot in 2008 -- an impressive and noteworthy achievement by any standard. Axis Communications remains the largest provider of network video surveillance equipment by market share globally", says Alastair Hayfield, Senior Market Research Analyst, IMS Research.
Axis focuses on the professional segment of the network video market with customers in sectors including education, transportation and government. In the IMS report these customer segments are identified as the largest growth areas for network video in the coming years.
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Axis strengthens presence in India
BANGALORE, INDIA: Axis Communications showcased a range of its latest IP-based network surveillance cameras and video encoders intended to address the growing interest for physical security solutions in the Indian market.
Axis, which set up its sales office in Bangalore, India in 2007, has in a span of two years, witnessed over 100% growth in India. Since 2008, the company has expanded its domestic partner network through its various partner programs to include over 300 partners, and has added a direct presence in Mumbai and New Delhi.
In April this year, Axis unveiled its new generation of high-performing, flexible and scalable network video solutions. The highly efficient H.264 compression format greatly optimizes bandwidth and storage use without compromising image quality. They also support Motion JPEG for increased flexibility.
Bodil Sonesson Gallon, Vice President, Global Sales of Axis Communications AB, said: “According to IMS Research, IP-based surveillance is an emerging sector that will continue to grow over the next few years. Axis is a market leader, with the No.1 position in the network video cameras market with 33.5 percent market share. There is great potential in the Indian physical security and surveillance sector, and we foresee India as a strategic region for Axis.”
Axis has customers in India across verticals and is involved in various projects including the D.Y. Patil Stadium in Mumbai, Hyderabad International Airport, City Surveillance project in Kolkata, Shivajinagar Bus Terminus in Bangalore, and Reliance Internet data centres- Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore. Serum Institute of India, Pune, BPCL, NTPC, Nokia, Yahoo and Target are some of Axis’ customers in the institutional and corporate sector.
Oh Tee Lee, Regional Director, South Asia Pacific said: “Across business and government, there is a growing realisation of the benefits of moving from analog to IP-based digital surveillance solutions. Axis is well-poised to drive the transformation with its technology and market leadership combined with a well-established channel partner program that comprises 24,000 partners globally.”
The market for CCTV and video surveillance equipment in Asia is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 12 percent to $4,122.8 million in 2011, from $2,342.8 million in 2006.
India is currently a fast growing segment of the overall Asia market, and is seeing tremendous interest especially from sectors which are booming and where security is a key concern, like infrastructure, city surveillance and transportation as network connectivity becomes prevalent in India.
According to an ASSOCHAM report, the physical security landscape in India is estimated to reach Rs 50,000 crores by 2011, from Rs 22,000 crores as of December 2008.
Axis, which set up its sales office in Bangalore, India in 2007, has in a span of two years, witnessed over 100% growth in India. Since 2008, the company has expanded its domestic partner network through its various partner programs to include over 300 partners, and has added a direct presence in Mumbai and New Delhi.
In April this year, Axis unveiled its new generation of high-performing, flexible and scalable network video solutions. The highly efficient H.264 compression format greatly optimizes bandwidth and storage use without compromising image quality. They also support Motion JPEG for increased flexibility.
Bodil Sonesson Gallon, Vice President, Global Sales of Axis Communications AB, said: “According to IMS Research, IP-based surveillance is an emerging sector that will continue to grow over the next few years. Axis is a market leader, with the No.1 position in the network video cameras market with 33.5 percent market share. There is great potential in the Indian physical security and surveillance sector, and we foresee India as a strategic region for Axis.”
Axis has customers in India across verticals and is involved in various projects including the D.Y. Patil Stadium in Mumbai, Hyderabad International Airport, City Surveillance project in Kolkata, Shivajinagar Bus Terminus in Bangalore, and Reliance Internet data centres- Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore. Serum Institute of India, Pune, BPCL, NTPC, Nokia, Yahoo and Target are some of Axis’ customers in the institutional and corporate sector.
Oh Tee Lee, Regional Director, South Asia Pacific said: “Across business and government, there is a growing realisation of the benefits of moving from analog to IP-based digital surveillance solutions. Axis is well-poised to drive the transformation with its technology and market leadership combined with a well-established channel partner program that comprises 24,000 partners globally.”
The market for CCTV and video surveillance equipment in Asia is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 12 percent to $4,122.8 million in 2011, from $2,342.8 million in 2006.
India is currently a fast growing segment of the overall Asia market, and is seeing tremendous interest especially from sectors which are booming and where security is a key concern, like infrastructure, city surveillance and transportation as network connectivity becomes prevalent in India.
According to an ASSOCHAM report, the physical security landscape in India is estimated to reach Rs 50,000 crores by 2011, from Rs 22,000 crores as of December 2008.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Axis strengthens outdoor camera offerings
INDIA: Axis Communications, the market leader in network video, is strengthening its outdoor camera offerings by releasing a number of outdoor-ready products this summer and fall.
The new products include several unique features that make the installation and use of IP cameras in outdoor environments even more cost-efficient and reliable.
“We co-operated very closely with our end users and installers to develop our outdoor camera range,” says Erik Frännlid, Director of Product Management at Axis.
“As a result, we are now launching a series of outdoor-ready products that reduce installation time and are ideal for demanding outdoor conditions. Typical applications range from railway stations and university campuses to city surveillance and traffic monitoring.”
The new Axis outdoor cameras are outdoor-ready at delivery and do not require an external housing. When possible, they include pre-installed cables and brackets needed for the installation.
“In addition, our new outdoor-ready models are powered over the Ethernet via the same cable that carries video data. This means that the installer only has to connect one cable to the camera,” explains Erik Frännlid. “In large-scale systems with hundreds of cameras, such time-saving features significantly reduce the installation costs.”
To shorten the installation time even more, Axis introduces remote zoom and remote focus capabilities in its new fixed dome outdoor cameras. For fixed cameras, the installer traditionally has to adjust the field of view and focus manually on site, which may be both difficult and time-consuming. Now multiple cameras can be configured very efficiently from a single networked computer.
All Axis outdoor-ready cameras are IP66-rated, resisting dust particles as well as powerful water jets. The cameras are equipped with built-in heater and fan, ensuring optimal performance in all weather conditions. Axis will also continue to offer a wide selection of cameras, housings and accessories for outdoor use to meet various installation needs.
The new products include several unique features that make the installation and use of IP cameras in outdoor environments even more cost-efficient and reliable.
“We co-operated very closely with our end users and installers to develop our outdoor camera range,” says Erik Frännlid, Director of Product Management at Axis.
“As a result, we are now launching a series of outdoor-ready products that reduce installation time and are ideal for demanding outdoor conditions. Typical applications range from railway stations and university campuses to city surveillance and traffic monitoring.”
The new Axis outdoor cameras are outdoor-ready at delivery and do not require an external housing. When possible, they include pre-installed cables and brackets needed for the installation.
“In addition, our new outdoor-ready models are powered over the Ethernet via the same cable that carries video data. This means that the installer only has to connect one cable to the camera,” explains Erik Frännlid. “In large-scale systems with hundreds of cameras, such time-saving features significantly reduce the installation costs.”
To shorten the installation time even more, Axis introduces remote zoom and remote focus capabilities in its new fixed dome outdoor cameras. For fixed cameras, the installer traditionally has to adjust the field of view and focus manually on site, which may be both difficult and time-consuming. Now multiple cameras can be configured very efficiently from a single networked computer.
All Axis outdoor-ready cameras are IP66-rated, resisting dust particles as well as powerful water jets. The cameras are equipped with built-in heater and fan, ensuring optimal performance in all weather conditions. Axis will also continue to offer a wide selection of cameras, housings and accessories for outdoor use to meet various installation needs.
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