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1.0 Introduction
1.1 Key Questions & Issues Addressed
1.1.1 What are the drivers of IP-based security solutions?
Consumer Motivations and Mindset
Technology and Products
Broadband Service Providers Seeking Revenue Generating Units (RGUs)
1.1.2 Who are the market movers in IP-based security and what are they doing?
1.1.3 What are the top opportunities?
1.1.4 What are the inhibitors to market development?
1.2 Scope
1.3 Source of Data
2.0 Market Dynamics in the Security Market
2.1 State of the Market for Traditional Security Solutions
2.2 Consumer Interest in Home Monitoring
2.3 Market Movers
2.3.1 Incumbent Security Solutions Providers
ADT
Protection One
2.3.2 Disruptive Newcomers
Alarm.com
Vivint (formerly APX Alarm)
2.3.3 Broadband Service Providers
AT&T
CenturyLink
Comcast
Comporium
SuddenLink
Verizon
2.3.4 DIY Solutions
Avaak
Hawking Technologies
2.3.5 Access Control Solutions
ASSA ABLOY (Yale Locks)
Ingersoll Rand (Schlage LiNK)
Stanley Black & Decker (Kwikset)
2.3.6 Technology Enablers
2Gig Technologies
iControl
Motorola Mobility (4Home)
Sigma Designs (Z-Wave)
3.0 Security Solutions Value Chains and Business Models
3.1 The Traditional Value Chain in Home Security
3.2 The IP-based Home Security Value Chain
3.3 Business Models
3.3.1 Incumbent Approaches
3.3.2 Broadband Service Provider Approaches
3.3.3 Possible Enhancements of Current Approaches
4.0 Market Forecasts: Traditional and IP-based Home Security
4.1 Methodology Overview
4.2 Status Quo Forecast: Traditional Security
4.3 IP-based Security Forecast
4.3.1 IP-based PLUS Traditional Security Forecast
4.4 Self-monitoring Services
4.5 IP-based Security: Market Drivers and Inhibitors
5.0 Takeaways & Recommendations
6.0 Appendix
6.1 Definitions and Acronyms
