All Building articles in Archive Titles – Page 849
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What your competitors don't want you to see!
A quarter on the top intruder alarm companies have been increasing their debt for three years, a report shows.
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Companies and the public sector are spending more heavily on security
MORE THAN 70 PER CENT OF UK organisations are planning to increase their take-up of CCTV and intruder detection over the next three years.
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Dedicated Micros is Number One at the MTV Chart Show
Euro-tec solutions and Dedicated Micros have given an entertainment venue an overhaul in readiness for live broadcasts of MTV's Chart Show.
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Small firm wins grant to develop CCTV innovation
Verdant Technologies, a Shepperton-based company, has won a prestigious government grant to develop a ground-breaking technology that will enable digital CCTV to be transmitted through existing analogue cables.
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Archive TitlesBringing logic to logistics
Gardiner security has completed a series of changes to its logistics operations to keep the supply and delivery of its 15,000-plus product lines in keeping with its 2003 Supply Chain Excellence programme.
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Archive TitlesHoneywell pulls CCTV brands under one umbrella
Honeywell's recently acquired CCTV companies – VCL, Ademco Video, Ultrak and Silent Witness – are to be pulled together under the name of Honeywell Security.
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Not merely box-shifting
RAINBOW CCTV HAS SIGNED AN agreement for exclusive representation in the UK by Visual Information Products.
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Bias to big firms
I have just read David Rimmer's article "Installers turning backs on regulation" in the February Security Installer and I have to say that it was the most positive piece I have ever read in your publication.
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Archive TitlesBaxall extends production
CCTV MANUFACTURER BAXALL HAS enhanced its production facilities in Stockport. A completely new surface mount line, a more effective layout of key operational functions and the introduction of cellular manufacturing will improve overall efficiency and quality.The expansion means the production volumes will increase from 15,000 cameras per month to ...
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Piggy bank robbers target London launderettes
London launderette owners are being warned about a sudden upsurge in thefts by thieves who target coin boxes on washing and drying machines as well as change machines.
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Archive TitlesIP CCTV to arrive on schedule for Arriva Trains Wales Network
Track Safe Telecom of Cardiff, who proposed an IP CCTV network for new and expanded CCTV systems for 21 railway stations on the Arriva Trains Wales Network in conjuction with Gardiner Security, have won the contract.
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All my yesterdays have been blather-days!
I see that young turk, Mike Lynskey is still breathing fresh air into your necessarily dry and analytical magazine (February issue).
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IFSEC and Network Advantage conference highlights announced
The conference at IFSEC and Security Solutions 2004 is set to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest technology, standards and policy developments.
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Reflex action
Asset protection specialist, Reflex Systems, has won a contract to supply digital CCTV and recording systems, intruder detection and prevention systems and associated technologies at Tesco's T&S range of stores across the UK.
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OCS acquisition
The property services group, OCS has bought security experts, Resolution, in a bid to transform its security division into one of the largest businesses in the sector, valued at some £70 million.
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Free access training offer
Free training from Sussex-based Paxton Access is proving a big hit with installers.
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Companies remain upbeat about buoyant intruder alarms industry
Financial publishers, Plimsoll, has found that the burglar and intruder alarm systems market looks set for a rewarding year in 2004 in its latest report.
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The bench test 2: Seeing in the dark
Derwent's SuperLED illuminatorIR is a viable solution to low light conditions