South Africa

ISF Annual World Congress 2023

ISF hosts and attends events worldwide to ensure that members’ views are represented as part of our collective search for solutions to the key issues facing the seed industry today. […]

SECUREX SOUTH AFRICA 2023

Securex is celebrating its third decade of bringing together the suppliers and manufacturers of security technology and services with a captive target audience. See more events at: https://security.world/events/ Source: https://securex.co.za/ […]

Securex South Africa 2020

Securex is one of the leading exhibition brands for the industry right across the continent with events in West, East and South Africa. It is the trusted platform for security […]

BSides Cape Town

If you live and work in Cape Town then we’d certainly encourage you to visit this event. Many BSides events are free

AfricaCom

AfricaCom is the one of the must attend event of the year. Bigger and more comprehensive than ever before, with a broader free content programme, 450 exhibitors, and 100?s of […]

Be Safe Expo

Be Safe Expo is a 3 day event being held from 27th July to 29th July 2017 at the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town, South Africa. This event […]

CIO Summit Africa

Successful African CIOs are those that view technology as a business enhancer and a source of business growth. Having an enterprise with an effective IT leader, is becoming of paramount […]

CIO Summit Africa

In 2014, CIOs across Africa had identified some of their key areas of focus to be corporate governance, risk and compliance, access to connectivity, the role a CIO will play […]

Web Security Summit

FINANCE. PUBLIC. TECHNICAL. THE ITWEB SECURITY SUMMIT 2017 HAS EVERY SECTOR?S SECURITY SORTED.

(ISC)

The (ISC)2 SecureJohannesburg conference will enhance understanding of how to stem the tide by bringing thought leaders and front-line information and cybersecurity professionals together for a day long programme of […]

ISS World South Africa 2016

ISS World South Africa is the world’s largest gathering of Southern Africa Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Homeland Security Analysts as well as Telecom Operators responsible for Lawful Interception, Hi-Tech Electronic […]

Securexpo East Africa 2016

For exhibitors, Securexpo East Africa provides an unparalleled opportunity to boost your brand in one of the most exciting business destinations in Africa. This event is dedicated to suppliers involved […]

ADI Expo Johannesburg

The ADI Expo is all about enabling security professionals to spend quality time with ADI?s key manufacturers. During this unique event ADI offers visitors the chance to attend free training […]

The Size Of South Africa?s Network Video Surveillance Equipment Market Surpasses Analog

Condividi According to Josh Woodhouse , Video Surveillance Analyst at IHS “The size of South Africa’s network video surveillance equipment market surpassed the analogue market for the first time in 2012” . With a video surveillance equipment market size of approximately $90 million South Africa is the largest country level market in Africa and amongst the most technologically mature. The data from IHS’ recently published report on the African market for video surveillance equipment shows that in 2012 the transition from analogue to network equipment passed a milestone: for the first time, revenues from network equipment surpassed those from analogue. The market transition will continue with an increasing proportion of future revenues coming from network equipment. However, due to a combination of low economic growth, a weakening Rand and on-going labour disputes in key vertical markets for video surveillance, we remain conservative about the current growth prospects for the video surveillance market in South Africa. Single digit growth is forecast for 2013 and 2014. Not the end of analogue There remains a high installed base of analogue equipment in South Africa. Analogue equipment still accounts for the majority of unit shipments and, unlike other regional markets in Europe or North America, shipments are forecast to grow. In certain vertical markets analogue equipment is likely to remain the technology of choice. The residential sector is one such example: analogue equipment offers a low-cost, easy-to-install solution and each year a high number of cameras are installed by small security professionals covering […]