2012 Mid Year Surveillance Industry Guide
by John Honovich, IPVM posted on Jun 10, 2012 About John Contact JohnThe 397 page, 2012 Mid Year Surveillance Industry Guide, covering the key events and the future of the video surveillance market, is now available. Watch the short video below for an overview:
What's Inside
The Guide covers the surveillance market in great detail, from top trends to financial events, new products, case studies and key industry statistics.
If you want to know what is shaping the video surveillance industry, this Guide is a perfect choice. It aggregates thousands of hours of our research and reporting over the last 6 months so you can make better decisions going forward.
To see the details of what is inside, review the Table of Contents for the 2012 Mid Year Guide.
How To Get the Guide?
There are 3 ways to get the 2012 Mid Year Guide:
- Non-Members: If you are not a PRO member, you can buy a copy of the 2012 Mid Year Surveillance Guide for $499 USD or become a Group PRO Member for $499 USD and get the 2012 Mid Year Guide plus 1 year IPVM PRO membership.
- Personal PRO Members: You can login and upgrade your membership level to Group to get the Guide.
- Group PRO Members: You can login and click the 'request to send' link to get a personalized copy emailed to you.
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