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On the 24th October the National CCTV Conference was held at the Thistle Hotel in Glasgow. This was hosted by the Scottish Community Safety Network that facilitates the Scottish […]
Consolidating two separate town centre CCTV systems into a single integrated control facility has produced many operational and economical benefits for Redditch and Bromsgrove. At the […]
Peter Houlis recently had the article titled ‘Visibly efficient: the future of integrated CCTV‘ published on the Info4Security website. As we know it, CCTV has […]
The Total Security Summat is being held on 12th-13th September Hilton Birmingham Metropole. The summat is held a few times throughout the year in the UK and is a platform […]
Peter Houlis recent article on CCTV and its role in the counter-terror agenda on Info4Security, certainly gives an insight into the wider discussion within the CCTV community. […]
There was recently a good article in The Economist which discusses the use of emerging technology within the CCTV industry. This technology developed by BriefCam, an Israeli company […]
As co-author of the Strategic Review of Public Space CCTV, published in November 2009, I am delighted to see that progress is being made to respond […]
Ever since the first town centre CCTV surveillance system went live in 1984 in Bournemouth, the use of the technology has been controversial. Fuelled by Central […]
We are delighted to announce the feedback from a recent Customer Satisfaction Survey. i-COMPLY sent the surveys out to our existing customers who have bought our […]
Without doubt costs are very important consideration, but if the systems are operated correctly, this can be controlled. There are many contracts, but they all have […]
Back in May 2010 in the Queen’s speech the government announced that they would be introducing legislation which would ‘restore freedoms and civil liberties through the […]