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Best sales prospects for U.S. electronic security firms include:<br />

Access Control: biometrics on IP networks<br />

Anti-theft Electronic Systems and Alarms: over cellular and wire-line telephone<br />

networks, including cameras, monitors, indicator panels and signaling devices<br />

CCTV on IP networks, especially for upcoming public surveillance projects.<br />

Opportunities Return to top<br />

Market growth in recent years is largely attributed to the rising crime rate in <strong>Argentina</strong>.<br />

However, high levels of perceived insecurity by the population and the increasing priority<br />

of improving workplace safety and security have contributed to the growth in this sector.<br />

This expansion has been seen in all sub-sectors of products and services for industrial<br />

security as well as for personal security.<br />

Regarding imports, one bright spot is in the field of components, which are being used,<br />

in locally manufactured products. High-tech imports play a significant role in the overall<br />

security market, as domestic manufacturers hasten to satisfy a niche that, until recently,<br />

was supplied almost in its entirety by imported goods. These firms will continue to import<br />

high-tech components and products to be used in the production of anti-theft electronic<br />

systems and alarms over cellular and wire-line telephone networks, including cameras,<br />

monitors, indicator panels and signaling devices and also CCTV (specially on IP<br />

networks) and other related areas, since local firms do not manufacture these types of<br />

products. This is in contrast to safety equipment (i.e., items such as gloves, helmets,<br />

masks, etc.), which is well-served by domestic production. Thus, while high-tech<br />

security remains a priority in <strong>Argentina</strong>, there will be a shift in the opportunities that this<br />

demand creates for U.S. companies.<br />

Resources Return to top<br />

Security & Safety Sector Specialist at the US Embassy in <strong>Argentina</strong>:<br />

Marina.Millet@mail.doc.gov<br />

Argentine Chamber of Electronic Security (Camara <strong>Argentina</strong> de Seguridad<br />

Electronica, CASEL): www.casel.org.ar<br />

Argentine Chamber of <strong>In</strong>dustrial Security (Camara <strong>Argentina</strong> de Seguridad, CAS):<br />

www.cas-seguridad.org.ar/gral.htm<br />

Argentine Security <strong>In</strong>stitute (<strong>In</strong>stituto Argentino de Seguridad, IAS): www.ias.org.ar<br />

Argentine Association of Private Security (Asociacion <strong>Argentina</strong> de Seguridad<br />

Privada, AASPRI): www.aaspri.org.ar<br />

Argentine Association of Security and <strong>In</strong>vestigation Companies (Camara <strong>Argentina</strong><br />

de Empresas de Seguridad e <strong>In</strong>vestigacion, CAESI): www.caesi.com.ar<br />

For additional information on this industry such as trade events, useful links, and the<br />

products and services that the U.S. Commercial Service can provide to help you<br />

3/4/2008

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