Security printing is defined as 'any printed matter that has additional features included or added to it with the purpose of confounding the illicit efforts of people to alter it by forgery or copying, or to use or distribute it in an unauthorised manner'. The Future of Security Printing in North America to 2013 provides in-depth analysis of the North American security printing market. This unique report provides market analysis and forecasts of the market to 2013 broken down by technology, end use and geographic region, providing you with the essential tool to keep ahead of your competitors and the counterfeiters.
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- The future of the North American security printing market to 2013 broken down by end use, technology and geographic region
- The latest technology trends including biometrics, RFID, taggants, security inks and smart cards
- The key drivers affecting the market including political, demographic and technological frameworks
Methodology
The security printing industry is secretive by nature and understandably does not publish abundant data, to keep its solutions out of the wrong hands. Getting togrips with the security print industry is therefore not easy. The Future of Security Printing in North America to 2013 takes advantage of IntertechPira's unique position in the industry to get the complete picture. Research for this report has collected data from a variety of sources, including:
- Interviews and discussions with industry experts
- Literature research
- Reviews of previous IntertechPira reports and its extensive database
- Conference and exhibition proceedings
What do you get?
- The latest information on the future of security printing in North America broken down by technology, end use and region
- In-depth strategic market forecasts to 2013
- Over 100 pages of exclusive industry insight and analysis
Who should buy this report?
- Security printers
- Security technology providers
- State printing works
- Consultants and analysts