The Market Intelligence Briefings series offers NSCA members quarterly research on current and future technology trends and supplier relationships in the commercial electronics systems industry. Recent reports include:
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Q2 2010: Commercial-Residential Crossover in the Electronic Systems Industry
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The Q2 report surveys systems contractors/integrators in both the residential and commercial markets and discovers the patterns and perspectives of each. It explores:
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the nature and extent of this crossover
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whether it is by plan or opportunity-driven
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opportunities and challenges in each sector
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Q1 2010: Recurring Revenue — Selling Service
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The Q1 report surveys systems contractors/integrators and discovers their patterns and perspectives on this vital aspect of the systems contracting business. It explores:
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the most prevalent recurring revenue services
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how systems contractors/integrators structure these services within their firms
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the outlook for recurring revenue products in the near future
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Q4 2009: The U.S. Healthcare Facilities Market: Opportunities and Challenges for the Commercial Electronic Systems Industry
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The Q4 report surveys systems contractors/integrators and independent technical/design consultants for their current perspectives on this growing market. It explores:
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the level of involvement systems contractors/integrators and independent technical/design consultants have in this vertical market.
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prime applications in demand in the facilities.
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with whom systems contractors/integrators and independent
technical/design consultants interface the most on new projects.
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specific challenges and outlook on future growth.
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| Q3 2009: Vertical Market Application Trends Update |
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NSCA's third quarter report revisits a topic first explored in the First Quarter 2007 Briefing including information on key applications/technologies and market venues for systems contractors/integrators and independent technical/design consultants.
Given the current economic environment, up-to-date knowledge about markets within the commercial electronic systems industry is more vital than ever.
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