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IT resellers can make real gains with IP CCTV systems
posted on 11/12/2008
As the CCTV market has migrated towards digital technology, demand has flourished throughout the industry. But despite this opportunity the traditional IT channel has been underprepared to provide migration paths from analogue CCTV systems to new digital or mixed environments. Stuart Thorn, chief executive of IT peripherals vendor Electrone Europe, explains how technology resellers and system integrators are now in a prime position to capitalise ... [more]
Proactive Audio-Video surveillance system protects 700 parks and outdoor recreation facilities in Ottawa
posted on 10/12/2008
In Ottawa, more than 700 parks and outdoor recreation facilities are spread over an area of 2760 square kilometres, making it difficult to patrol each location around the clock. CCTV solutions from Dedicated Micros - part of AD Group - including DVRs, and the latest TransVu mobile technology, are at the heart of a Proactive Audio-Video (PAV) surveillance system helping to protect the public parks, swimming pools and other areas of the Canadian ca... [more]
H and T Pawnbrokers chooses SANYO as its preferred supplier of CCTV systems
posted on 09/12/2008
Established in 1897, H & T Pawnbrokers currently has 105 outlets throughout the UK offering a range of services including pawnbroking, new and second-hand jewellery sales, cheque cashing, payday advances and unsecured loans. H & T Pawnbrokers, has chosen SANYO as its preferred supplier of CCTV systems. “We want to provide our services in a secure and friendly environment but of paramount importance is the safety of our staff,” said Gareth Brad... [more]
SelectaDNA helps prevent theft of decorative stone gate finials theft
posted on 08/12/2008
An unusual crime trend has been taking place in a residential area of Lytham, in the north-west of England, with several reported incidents of decorative stone gate finials being stolen by thieves. Depending on the age, material and size of the finial, they can be worth around £400 each and have been sold for cash by thieves to reclamation yards. On returning home from a recent shopping trip, local resident John Searancke, said he was dismaye... [more]
You are the weakest link
posted on 05/12/2008
The definition of Human Error is 'a mistake made by a person rather than being caused by a poorly designed process or the malfunctioning of a machine such as a computer'. A simple, often unintentional, lapse in judgement can have detrimental repercussions and it’s no surprise that an organisation’s workforce has been identified as the weakest link. Yet undeniably the solution is to not to vote them off – with or without an Anne Robinson cheeky wi... [more]
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