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MS32081L MSI ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - LANDSCAPE PRESENTATION: UK: MAY 2001

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Presentation Contents
i Definitions
ii Abbreviations
ii Exchange Rates
iv Further Research
1 What Is The Value Of The UK Market For Access Control Systems?
2 What Is The Value Of The UK Market For Electronic Security Systems, By Type Of System?
3 What Is The Value Of The UK Market For Access Control Systems, By Type Of System?
4 What Is The Value Of The UK Market For On-Line Security Systems?
5 What Is The Value Of The UK Market For On-Line Integrated Security Systems?
6 What Is The Proportional Importance Of Types Of On-Line Access Control System Readers?
7 What Is The Proportional Importance Of The Different Types Of Magnetic Readers?
8 What Is The Proportional Importance Of The Different Types Of Proximity Readers?
9 What Is The Proportional Importance Of The Different Types Of Biometric Readers?
10 What Is The Value Of The UK Market For Audio/Video Entry Systems?
11 What Is The Value Of The UK Market For Stand-Alone Systems?
12 Who Are The End Users Of Access Control Systems?
13 What Factors Affect Demand For Access Control Systems?
14 How Has Construction Activity Affected Demand?
15 How Is Construction Activity Forecast To Affect Demand?
16 How Have The Number Of Housing Starts And Completions In Great Britain Affected Demand?
17 How Has The Level Of Crime Affected Demand?
18 How Have Demographics Affected Demand?
19 What Is The Forecast Value Of The UK Market For Access Control Systems?
20 What Is The Forecast Value Of The UK Market For Access Control Systems, By Type Of System?
21 How Are Access Control Systems Distributed?
22 How Is The Access Control Manufacturing Industry Structured?
23 Company Profile: ADT Fire and Security
24 Company Profile: Bell Security
25 Company Profile: Bewator Group
26 Company Profile: Chubb Electronic Security
27 Company Profile: Group 4 Technology
28 Company Profile: IR Security & Safety (Formerly Ingersoll-Rand Architectural Hardware Group)
29 Company Profile: Newmark Technology
30 Company Profile: PAC International
31 Company Profile: Remsdaq
32 Company Profile: Sensormatic
33 Company Profile: Tyco Holdings (UK)
34 Magazines
35 Trade Associations

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DEFINITIONS

An access control system utilises a reader which is sometimes combined with personal identification numbers to identify and verify users to permit access to buildings or to parts of buildings to authorised persons only. Furthermore, the system can record and analyse user movements. More sophisticated systems can be programmed to allow each user access at specific times, days or dates. Access parameters, such as departments, shifts, days and personal identification numbers, can be defined by the user.

For the purpose of this report, the UK market for access control systems is defined as the following:

audio/video access control systems allow the user to be identified by a controller by voice recognition or visual identification

stand-alone systems can be defined as electronic key pads, card and badge readers which are not linked to computers

on-line access control systems can be defined as those that can be interrogated from a central control point. These systems can incorporate various identification technologies including badges, card readers and swipe cards.

Integrated systems are more advanced systems that form part of a wider security or building management system that might include intruder alarms, fire systems, heating, lighting and/or ventilation

All values quoted are at current prices unless otherwise stated. MSI has a policy of rounding numbers, including financial information, from five onwards up to the next significant figure.

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