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The U.S. School Security Market
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Nov 1, 2000
219 Pages - Pub ID: LA588
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- Executive Summary
Scope and Methodology
- Scope of Report
- Report Methodology
The Products
- The School Security Issue
- An Emerging Market of Specialty Products and Services
- A New Paradigm for School Security
- The Burden on School Administrators
- School Security Basics
- The Role of School Security Marketers
- Product and Service Categories
- National, State, and Local Regulators
- The Legal Climate
The Market
- Sales at $570 Million in 2000
- Table 1-1: U.S. School Security Market, 1996-2005 (dollars)
- Prevention/Detection Products at 35% of Market
- High Schools at 60% of Market
- Top School Security Purchases
- Overall Enrollment to Remain Near 53 Million
- Columbine Galvanizes Market
- Growing Government Role
- The Bottom Line: Budgetary Restraints
- Market to Reach $985 Million by 2005
The Marketers
- Marketer Overview
- National Leaders
- In the Wake of Public Pressures, A Seller's Market
- Corporate Donations as Market Catalysts
- The Role of Consulting
- Marketing and New Product Trends
The Institutional Customer
- Enrollment in Public and Private Schools
- Figure 1-1: U.S. Public and Private School Enrollment, 1996-2000
(number)
- School Enrollment by Race
- Public School Enrollment by Region
- Overview of School Funding
- Average School Expenditures
- Public School Spending by Function
- Overview of Public School Purchasing
- Overview of Private School Purchasing
- School Crime Is Nothing New
- Youth Violence on the Rise
- West Virginia Study Finds Schools Not Prepared
- Products And Services
Market Definition
- Scope of Report
- The School Security Issue
- An Emerging Market of Specialty Products and Services
History of the Market
- School Violence Culminates at Columbine
- Threats Follow Violent Spate
- The Special Case of School Uniforms
- A New Paradigm for School Security
Overview of School Security Issues
- Violence, Theft, and Vandalism
- Students, Staff, and Intruders
- Student Safety and Sexual Assault
- Drugs, Alcohol, Guns, and Gangs
- The Burden on School Administrators
- Four "S's" of School Security
- Components of a School Security Plan: People, Procedures,
- Products
- The Role of School Security Marketers
Product and Service Categories
- Prevention, Detection, and Maintenance Products
- Metal Detectors
- X-Ray Scanning Systems
- Anti-Theft Tagging Systems
- Anti-Graffiti Products
- Transparent or Mesh Backpacks
- Surveillance and Communications Products
- Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Systems
- Radios, Pagers, and Phones
- ISDN Services
- Access Control Products
- ID Cards and Badges
- Burglar Alarms and Intrusion Sensors
- Digital Access Control Systems
- Biometrics Access Systems
- Security Services
- Security Consulting
- Contract Security Guards
- Drug Dogs
- Alcohol and Drug Testing
- Screening and Testing Services
The Regulatory Environment
- National, State, and Local Regulators
- Attendance and Expulsion
- Gun-Free School Zones
- The Legal Climate
- The Balancing Test
- The Market
- Figure 3-1: U.S. School Security Market, 1996-2000 (dollars)
Market Size and Growth
- Note on Methodology
- Sales at $570 Million in 2000
- Table 3-1: U.S. School Security Market, 1996-2000 (dollars)
Market Composition
- Prevention/Detection Products at 35% of Market
- Figure 3-2: Share of U.S. School Security Market by Product
- Category, 2000 (percent): 4 Product Categories
- Public Schools Account for 90% of Market
- High Schools at 60% of Market
- South and West Are Top Regions
- Figure 3-3: Share of School Enrollment by Region, 2000 (percent):
Northeast, Midwest, South, West
Market Focus: Top Products and Services
- Top School Security Purchases
- Table 3-2: Top Five School Security Product Purchases, 1999-2000
- What Schools Are Using for Security
- Figure 3-4: Most Common School Security Systems Already in
- Place, 1998 (percent): 8 Types of School Security Systems
- Video Camera Systems
- Anti-Graffiti Products
- Two-Way Radios
- Telephones and Pagers
- Off-Site Burglar Alarm Monitoring
- Security Guards and SROs
- ID Cards and Badges
- Building Access Control
- School Grounds Access Control
- Drug Sweeps
- Metal Detector Checks
- Public vs. Private School Purchasing Patterns
Market Focus: School Enrollment Statistics
- Overall Enrollment to Remain Near 53 Million
- Table 3-3: Projected U.S. School Enrollment: Public and Private,
2000-2010 (number)
- Projected Public School Enrollment
- Table 3-4: Projected U.S. Public School Enrollment, 2000-2010
(number)
- Projected Private School Enrollment
- Table 3-5: Projected U.S. Private School Enrollment, 2000-2010
(number)
Factors to Market Growth
- Columbine Galvanizes Market
- A Permanent Effect?
- Growing Government Role
- The Appropriate and Effective Use of Security Technologies in U.S.
Schools
- School Security and Gun Control
- The Bottom Line: Budgetary Restraints
- Figure 3-5: Projected Growth of U.S. School Security Market, 2000-
2005 (dollars)
Projected Market Growth
- Market to Reach $985 Million by 2005
- Table 3-6: Projected Growth of U.S. School Security Market, 2000-
2005 (dollars)
- Memories and the Market
- The Marketers
Marketer Overview
- School Segment Small Part of Overall Security Industry
- A Fragmented Market
- Table 4-1: The U.S. School Security Market: Selected Marketers
and Products/Services (55 Marketers)
The Competitive Situation
- The Heat Is On: Schools Feel Pressure to Enhance Security
- In the Wake of Public Pressures, A Seller's Market
- What Parents Demand
- Corporate Donations as Market Catalysts
- The Role of Consulting
Marketer Interviews
Corporate Profile: Datacard Group
- ID Card Leader Started in Credit Cards
- Company Grows Through Expansion and New Technology
- Interview with Datacard Group
Corporate Profile: Garrett Metal Detectors
- Mom and Pops Metal Detectors
- Garrett Takes on Schools
- Interview with Garrett Metal Detectors
Corporate Profile: Identicard Systems, Inc.
- Top Name in ID Cards
- Identicard Forms Close Ties with Schools
- Schoolpalm.com
- Interview with Identicard Systems, Inc.
Corporate Profile: Ilco Unican Corp. (Subsidiary of Unican Group)
- Locks Are the Key at Ilco Unican
- Interview with Ilco Unican
Corporate Profile: Inovonics Corp.
- Wireless Security
- Brochures and Pendant Alarms
- Interview with Inovonics Corp
Corporate Profile: Loronix Information Systems, Inc.
(Comverse Technology, Inc.)
- Loronix Acquired by Comverse Technology
- Company Founded by Colorado College Kids
- Loronix Top Marketer of CCTV Technology
- Changing Deals in 2000
- Interview with Loronix Information Systems, Inc.
Corporate Profile: NewMarket Solutions, Inc.
- Finding ID Solutions for Schools
- Company Is a True Cottage Industry
- Interview with NewMarket Solutions, Inc.
Corporate Profile: Recognition Systems, Inc.
(Subsidiary of Ingersoll-Rand Corp.)
- Recognition Pioneer in Biometrics
- Accessing the School Market
- The Attraction Is Clear
- Interview with Recognition Systems, Inc
Corporate Profile: Sensormatic Electronics Corp
- Sensormatic Leads in Surveillance
- Good Times and Bad
- Retail-Related Expansion
- Interview with Sensormatic Electronics
Corporate Profile: Sonitrol Corp. (Subsidiary of Tyco Industries)
- A Pioneer in Security
- Sonitrol Reaches Out to Schools
- How Sonitrol Promotes Itself
- How the Company Markets to Schools
- Interview with Sonitrol Corp.
Competitive Briefs
- AT&T and Ericsson Launch Safe Schools Program
- BellSouth Wires Alabama Schools with ISDN
- California Safety Uses Advanced Multiplex Technology
- Checkpoint Installs Intelligent Library System in Canada
- D&K Laminex Donates ID Cards
- GTE Develops IT Solutions in School Security
- Pathways Group Brings Smart Cards to Hawaii
- Polaroid's Identification System in Schools
- Stored Value Systems Brings Smart Cards to Kentucky Schools
Marketing and New Product Trends
- Overview
- Prevention and Detection Devices
- Metal Detectors
- Transparent and Mesh Backpacks
- Surveillance and Communications Products
- Radios, Pagers, and Phones
- Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Systems
- Access Control Products
- ID Cards and Badges
- Burglar Alarms and Intrusion Sensors
- Digital Access Control Systems
- Biometrics Access Systems
- The Institutional Customer
Statistics on School Enrollment
- Enrollment in Public and Private Schools
- Table 5-1: U.S. Public and Private School Enrollment, 1996-2000
(number)
- Public School Enrollment 1990-2000
- Table 5-2: U.S. Public School Enrollment, 1990-2000 (number)
- Public School Enrollment by Level
- Table 5-3: U.S. Public School Enrollment by Level, 1996-2000
(number)
- Private School Enrollment 1990-2000
- Table 5-4: U.S. Private School Enrollment, 1990-2000 (number)
- Private School Enrollment by Level
- Table 5-5: U.S. Private School Enrollment by Level, 1996-2000
(number)
- Public School Enrollment by Gender
- Table 5-6: U.S. Public School Enrollment by Gender, 1990-1997
(number)
- U.S. Public and Private School Enrollment by Age
- Table 5-7: U.S. Public and Private School Enrollment by Age
Grouping, 2000 (number)
- School Enrollment by Race
- Table 5-8: U.S. Private and Public School Enrollment by Major
Racial Grouping, 1980-1997 (number)
- Public School Enrollment by Region
- Table 5-9: U.S. Public School Enrollment by Region, 1996-2000
(number)
- Top Ten School Enrollment States
- Table 5-10: Top Ten U.S. States for Public School Enrollment, 2000
(number)
Statistics on School Expenditures
- Overview of School Funding
- Average School Expenditures
- Table 5-11: Spending on U.S. Public Schools by Average Daily
Attendance, 1990-2000 (number and dollars)
- Public School Spending by Function
- Table 5-12: Public School Spending by Function and District
Characteristics in the 1990s (percent)
- Market Share by Product Grouping
- Figure 5-1: Share of U.S. School Security Market by Product
Category, 2000 (percent): 4 Product Categories
Overview of Public School Purchasing
- Administrative and Decision-Making Layers
- Dealing with Local Governments
- The Procurement Process
- Changing Budget Priorities
Overview of Private School Purchasing
- Administrative Decision-Making Layers
- Dealing with Boards of Directors
- Private Doesn't Mean Rich
- Making Contacts, Getting In
- The Procurement Process
Overview of School Crime
- School Crime Is Nothing New
- School Crime Over the Last 20 Years
- Table 5-13: Percentage of High School Seniors Victimized at
School in the Previous Year, 1977-1997 (percent)
- Youth Violence on the Rise
- School Crime Statistics Defy School Fears
- Socio-Ethnic Differences Often Cause of Conflict
- Improved Statistics Don't Calm Worried School Administrators
- West Virginia Study Finds Schools Not Prepared
- The Problem of Firearms
- Gun Control Debate Contentious
- Avoiding an Equipment-Based "False Sense of Security"
- How Much Is Too Much Security?
- Middle Schools Have Security Issues, Too
- Lawsuits: The Side-Effect of School Violence
Interviews with School Administrators
Prince Georges, Maryland School District
- Interview with Prince Georges School District
Farragut, Illinois High School
- Interview with Farragut High School
Huntsville, Alabama School District
- Interview with Huntsville School District
McCormick, South Carolina School District
- Interview with McCormick School District
Clark County, Nevada School District
- Interview with Clark County School District
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