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A Customer Perspective of the Present and Future of Physical Security and Building Technologies in the Retail Industry

A Customer Perspective of the Present and Future of Physical Security and Building Technologies in the Retail Industry

The Present and the Future of Physical Security and Building Technologies in Retail

RELEASE DATE
26-Mar-2012
REGION
North America
Deliverable Type
Customer Research
Research Code: NA4B-01-00-00-00
SKU: EN00696-NA-CR_07918
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A Customer Perspective of the Present and Future of Physical Security and Building Technologies in the Retail Industry
Published on: 26-Mar-2012 | SKU: EN00696-NA-CR_07918

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This study’s research objective is to gauge the usage of building technologies and physical security technologies within United States retail chains. The data was collected in August 2011, using a web-based survey. The sample consisted of 182 managers. The study examines technologies including access control systems: keypads, card readers, and analog video surveillance that help minimize threats such as shoplifting. Also covered are technologies used in retail premises, including fire suppression and detection, HVAC, energy management, and remote monitoring systems.

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This studys research objective is to gauge the usage of building technologies and physical security technologies within United States retail chains. The data was collected in August 2011, using a web-based survey. The sample consisted of 182 managers. The study examines technologies including access control systems: keypads, card readers, and analog video surveillance that help minimize threats such as shoplifting. Also covered are technologies used in retail premises, including fire suppression and detection, HVAC, energy management, and remote monitoring systems.
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Deliverable Type Customer Research
No Index Yes
Podcast No
Author Anna Kuberacka
WIP Number NA4B-01-00-00-00
Is Prebook No