Intelligent Video - State of the Market 2009
Author: John Honovich, Published on May 05, 2009With so much hype and now so much disappointment, the state and future of intelligent video can be difficult to judge. I consistently hear business people in the industry ask questions about prospects and opportunities in intelligent video / video analytics.
In this premium 30 minute webinar, we examine:
- The size of the video analytics market, by revenue and camera percentage
- The issues involved in sizing video analytic opportunities
- The key barriers for market adoption
- The breakdown in how manufacturers approach the market
- Usage comparison between edge and core based analytics
- The typical users of video analytics
- The long term potential of video analytics
- The timing and future growth of video analytic usage
This webinar is aimed at security/video surveillance professionals who want to increase their understanding of the video analytic market. For video analytic experts looking for a detailed examination of recent video analytic events, see our 2009 video analytics mid-year market review.
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