Inhibiting and driving forces for the digitalization of security systems: security officers’ view on the issue
(2007) In LUSAX memo series- Abstract
- This memo reports on factors that drive and inhibit the digitalization of security systems. The reported factors are as follows:
Technology-push factors
• Need to lower costs on the end-user side, i.e. replacing labour with technology
• Perceived convenience and ease-of-use of digital systems
• Digital products can be connected to the current enterprise network; enabling an expanding set of security features
• Firms holding the IP-capability (IP=Internet Protocol) and not having offered security in the past see business opportunities in adding security solutions to their offerings Inhibiting factors
• Bandwidth and storage limitation and the political ‘battle of the... (More) - This memo reports on factors that drive and inhibit the digitalization of security systems. The reported factors are as follows:
Technology-push factors
• Need to lower costs on the end-user side, i.e. replacing labour with technology
• Perceived convenience and ease-of-use of digital systems
• Digital products can be connected to the current enterprise network; enabling an expanding set of security features
• Firms holding the IP-capability (IP=Internet Protocol) and not having offered security in the past see business opportunities in adding security solutions to their offerings Inhibiting factors
• Bandwidth and storage limitation and the political ‘battle of the bandwidth’
• Consultants and systems integrators are pushing “old” solutions
• Fragmented industry on the systems integrator side
• Fear of technology challenging current position, i.e. job security, of security officers
• Fear of being ‘locked-in’ to only one supplier of security (Less)
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- Lahtinen, Markus LU
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- 2007
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- published
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- demand-side, technological change, digitization, physical security
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- Popular Science
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- LUSAX memo series
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- 3 pages
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- Lusax security informatics
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- English
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abstract = {{This memo reports on factors that drive and inhibit the digitalization of security systems. The reported factors are as follows:<br/><br>
<br/><br>
Technology-push factors<br/><br>
• Need to lower costs on the end-user side, i.e. replacing labour with technology<br/><br>
• Perceived convenience and ease-of-use of digital systems<br/><br>
• Digital products can be connected to the current enterprise network; enabling an expanding set of security features<br/><br>
• Firms holding the IP-capability (IP=Internet Protocol) and not having offered security in the past see business opportunities in adding security solutions to their offerings Inhibiting factors<br/><br>
• Bandwidth and storage limitation and the political ‘battle of the bandwidth’<br/><br>
• Consultants and systems integrators are pushing “old” solutions<br/><br>
• Fragmented industry on the systems integrator side<br/><br>
• Fear of technology challenging current position, i.e. job security, of security officers<br/><br>
• Fear of being ‘locked-in’ to only one supplier of security}},
author = {{Lahtinen, Markus}},
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language = {{eng}},
series = {{LUSAX memo series}},
title = {{Inhibiting and driving forces for the digitalization of security systems: security officers’ view on the issue}},
url = {{https://lup.lub.lu.se/search/files/5954343/7854574.pdf}},
year = {{2007}},
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