Smart city natural outbreak security market demand

On December 5, 2012, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development officially issued two documents, the “Provisional Administrative Measures for the Pilot Project of the National Smart City” and the “Pilot System of Pilot National Smart Cities (Districts and Towns) (Trial)”. The measures pointed out that building a smart city is an important measure for implementing the Party Central Committee and the State Council on innovation-driven development, promoting new urbanization, and building a well-off society in an all-round way. It is estimated by the industry that the total investment for the construction of smart cities during the 12th Five-Year Plan period will be as high as 500 billion yuan, and the construction of smart cities in various regions will bring about 2 trillion yuan in industrial opportunities.

Why is a smart city a natural outbreak? Because of the development of smart cities, even if there is no policy to promote, it has reached the stage of explosion. The promotion of the government is like the icing on the cake, and it also promotes the explosive development of the industry.

According to a research report released by the market research company MarketsandMarkets, the overall market value of smart cities in 2011 was 526.3 billion U.S. dollars, and it is expected to reach 1.0234 trillion U.S. dollars in 2016, and the compound annual growth rate for 2011-2016 will reach 14.2%. The advancement of smart energy, smart transportation and smart security is an important driving force for smart cities in the secondary market. In 2016, the smart energy management market is expected to grow from US$22.9 billion to US$80.7 billion, and the smart transportation market will increase to US$68.8 billion. In the same period, the smart security market is expected to increase to US$307.2 billion. The natural outbreak of smart cities has brought security-driven market forces.

At present, more than 50 cities in China have proposed the goal of building smart cities. From the materials provided by the three major mobile, telecommunications, and China Unicom operators, as well as public information from various local governments, the places that began to build smart cities covered the eastern, central and western regions. Judging from the types of cities, besides super cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, economically developed cities in eastern coastal areas such as Hangzhou, Xiamen, and Zhuhai have also begun the construction of smart cities. In addition, Hubei, Hunan, Shandong, Liaoning, Sichuan, Henan, Anhui and other provinces proposed the construction of "wisdom city groups." For example, the "wisdom city group" in Hubei and Guangdong provinces involves 17 cities within the province and 21 cities within the province. As of the end of June this year, the three major operators have cooperated with more than 320 cities and local governments to build smart cities.

Shandong: On July 9, 2012, the Shandong Provincial Government and China Mobile Communications Group held a signing ceremony of the “Smart Shandong” strategic cooperation agreement in Jinan. According to the agreement, the Shandong Provincial Government and China Mobile will cooperate to build a “Smart City Cluster”. To build smart cities that focus on key areas such as smart urban management, intelligent transportation, smart medical care, intelligent public services, and security monitoring to enable people to enjoy a more wise life.

Shanghai: Shanghai has fully launched the “Smart City” construction plan. In 2011, Shanghai held the Smart City Promotion Conference and released the “2011-2013 Action Plan for Promoting the Construction of Smart Cities in Shanghai”. Shanghai plans to establish itself within three years. A modern, intelligent, digital, networked smart city.

Zhejiang: At the 13th Party Congress in Zhejiang Province held on June 5, 2012, Zhao Hongzhu, secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee, pointed out that it is necessary to actively promote the integration of three networks in Zhejiang Province and support the establishment of smart cities in places with conditions.

Ningbo: May 17, 2012 News: On the morning of May 16, the mayor of Ningbo City, Liu Qi, presided over the 121st executive meeting of the Ningbo Municipal Government. The meeting reviewed and approved the implementation of “Supporting Zhejiang Merchants to Innovate for Innovation and Promote the Development of Ningbo”. "Opinions" and related target responsibility assessment methods. The "Opinions" clarified the key areas for Zheshang entrepreneurship and innovation. Among them, the construction of smart cities is an important part of the project. It is hoped that Zhejiang businessmen can participate in the construction of smart cities in Ningbo and play an important role.

In addition, other provinces and cities have not slowed down the pace of smart city construction. For example, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province is accelerating the development of local triple play and speeding up the pace of smart city construction; Guizhou Province is implementing the Internet of Things as its core to fully implement its smart city The plan is that China Electronics Branch 52 has successfully signed a contract with Wuhan Donghu Hi-tech Zone. The company plans to invest 800 million yuan to help build a smart city in Wuhan, adding a stimulant to the construction of a smart city in Wuhan.

The government has continued to invest in smart security without sacrificing high-definition, network, intelligence, and security front-end upgrades. Urbanization and smart HD upgrades will be an important driving force for the government to continue investing in security. At present, the “broad coverage” of first-tier cities such as Shenzhen and Guangzhou has basically been completed; the “broad coverage” of second-tier cities in the central and western regions has not yet been completed, and the breadth and depth of the future will be synchronized. In the first half of the year, the security industry maintained a high degree of business under tight funding conditions. It can be judged that with the relaxation of funds in the future, the security industry will usher in a new wave of peaks driven by the government, while the industry applications and the civil market will start more. Will bring medium and long-term demand.

The construction of smart cities will continue to maintain rapid growth under the government's strong investment support. Intelligent transportation, digital city management, urban security, medical information, green building, geographic information, cloud computing, Internet of Things and other eight sub-sectors have broad prospects for development. Undoubtedly, the government continues to invest and there is no need for smart security.