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6 Years After 9/11: Where is the Homeland Security Market in Asia Pacific Heading?

Posted on: Monday, 17 September 2007, 00:00 CDT

Frost & Sullivan's Aerospace and Defense Practice in Asia Pacific (APAC) (http://www.aerospace.frost.com) will host an exclusive analyst briefing on the Homeland Security Market in Asia Pacific on September 26th at 14:00 hrs (GMT + 08:00hrs) SGT (Singapore time).

Past trends of terrorist threats have put a lot of pressure on all government and relevant institutions over the past 6 years for tighter and more effective security solutions at airports and borders in Asia Pacific. The high level of political and cultural mix, diverse languages and assorted ethnicity is so complex that different countries in the region face different kinds of threats in relation to the varying specific situations. This has affected the means and methods of security companies in penetrating the Homeland Security market in the region.

This analyst briefing will look at how these diversities impact the dynamics of the Homeland Security Market. How do airport and border operators and authorities execute effective security solutions without compromising efficiency to passenger and cargo movement? What is the status of Asia Pacific countries in balancing preventive measures against corrective measures? All these considerations will be assessed during the briefing.

In the past, it has been the norm that most security technology used to come from Europe and North America, but the market space is now being occupied by technology from Japan, China, and other Asia Pacific countries. How will these trends impact global companies in keeping up with the pace of competition in Asia Pacific? Find out in the analysis.

Highlights of the briefing include: assessment of the market size, real scopes and demands of the industry and current and future Homeland Security market behaviour and trends. We will also provide an update of related and upcoming research and provide an opportunity for a question and answer session with the analyst.

This briefing will benefit airport management companies and authorities, civil aviation authorities, airlines, cargo operators, original equipment manufacturers and integrators by discussing the emerging trends and growth opportunities of the airport airside market in Asia.

"The economic development in Asia Pacific is growing faster than anywhere in the world. This results in high demand of Homeland Security measures. The airports, border controls and seaports have the most significant spending compared to other verticals, where most of the governments are spending money through implementation of more advanced surveillance, screening and access control systems, though the rate of technology adoption is still considerably low," observes Consulting Analyst, Syahril Shariff.

Join us as Syahril shares his insights on the development of APAC's Homeland Security market. Those interested in registering for the interactive live briefing should send an email to Corporate Communications -- Donna Jeremiah at djeremiah@frost.com with the following information: full name, company name, title, telephone number, e-mail address, city, state and country. The registration details will be emailed to you upon receipt of the above information.

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Source: Business Wire

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