All Archive Titles articles – Page 502
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Archive TitlesTop down approach
One of the key themes at this year’s SITO National Conference was the development of security management as a profession. In the second part of Security Management Today’s in-depth report from The Kassam Stadium, Brian Sims reviews the excellent presentations on this theme given by Bill Wyllie (chairman of The ...
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Archive TitlesAlarms-over-IP: an alternative vision for users
IP-based alarm transmission systems offer the promise of lower cost to the end user in addition to more flexible solutions. That said, whenever the practising security manager includes the Internet as part of the signalling path, the trade-off is likely to be reduced levels of security. The answer to this ...
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Archive TitlesThere is much cause for alarm with IP!
Sir – The last 20 years have overseen BT redcare’s transformation from a start-up enterprise into one of the major providers of signalling services to the UK’s private security industry.
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Archive TitlesF&G sees profits surge after moving up food chain
Firm moves towards high-end consulting and away from clients who want ‘agency type rates’
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Archive TitlesTopical advice for end users
The BSIA’S role as the leading trade Association for the security industry often involves advising many and varied end users on security issues of topical importance.
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Archive TitlesThe final account
Construction’s last word on mayoral tact, foreign policy and office comradeship
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Archive TitlesThe central point about outsourcing
Sir – The subject of outsourcing has cropped up in recent editions of SMT, and rightly so.
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Archive TitlesWhen is a Grade 3 not a Grade 3?
Sir – It appears that the National Security Inspectorate (and others, I hasten to add) are telling installers that only Grade 3 protection intruder alarm systems are those with dual path.
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Regeneration Awards 2005
The Regeneration Awards 2005 are cause for celebration. Still only in their second year, the awards have already become established as one of the biggest and most prestigious events for the regeneration industry.
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Archive TitlesBuilding The Future Award 2005
G4S Security Services (UK) managing director David Beaton is the inaugural winner of the Building The Future Award bestowed jointly by Bobby Logue (Editor of Infologue.com) and Brian Sims (Editor of Security Management Today) and sponsored by Interconnective.
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Effects of the Licensing Act 2003 on the security sector
The security industry authority (SIA) has just published guidelines relating to the impact the Licensing Act 2003 is having on Schedule 6 of the Private Security Industry Act 2001.
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Archive TitlesMDA’s five-star service
Architect turned project manager Francis Mallia has joined MDA Consulting as its new technical director. He tells Matthew Parsons about the advantages of having experience in the hotel sector
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A time-saver from Trojan
Fabricators and installers are offered an even greater choice of shootbolt options thanks to the innovative design skills of Trojan Hardware and Designs.
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‘tis the season
I should have bought Pilkington shares! That was my first reaction on hearing the news about the takeover talks with NSG.
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Tremco one part sealant
Tremco has introduced a new one part silicone sealant with a wide range of applications in both glazing and general building,
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Archive TitlesHoppe and Listers ‘Wear it Pink’
Parts of the Midlands were in the pink for the day last month as hardware suppliers Hoppe (UK) and trade fabricator Lister Trade Frames joined in the ‘Wear it Pink’ Breast Cancer Awareness day.
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Archive TitlesIt hinges on the material
Securistyle announces that it has seen its annual sales of austenitic hinges soar by 10 per cent.
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Archive TitlesQuantal’s new heritage range
Being all aluminium externally, Quantal’s conservatory roofing system features glazing bars and styling complemented by solid pressure cast cresting and finial.