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With this, the second edition of the Initial
Electronic Security Newsletter, we are delighted to welcome not just our
long-standing customers, but also over 11,000 new customers who have joined
with us following two recent major acquisitions. Like our existing customers,
they will benefit from the fact that we are the major ARC in the UK to have
its own in-house software development team. At IES I am responsible for
their work as part of my wider responsibility for both monitoring systems
and IT. The advantages that in-house development brings are considerable
− including increased efficiency and the ability to be self-determining
and timely as far as responding to customers' needs. It allows us to both
extend and strengthen the capabilities of our state-of-the-art monitoring
systems − as you will see from the RAM/RAD news this issue. And, crucially,
it means we can develop whole new applications − like LoneWorker,
described in this issue's Product Focus − keeping pace with our customers'
requirements for an ever more diverse range of modern, integrated business
support services. Tony Edwards, IT Services Director, IES
News
DigestIES News
Real Solutions
IES Product Focus
RAM/RAD News
In A Nutshell
What Do You Think?
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New Fire Service false fire alarm reduction plan includes stiff new penalties |
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Revised ACPO Security Systems Policy for monitored alarms revealed |
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New government policy to require security features within planning applications |
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Home Office warns on CCTV system performance degradation |
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ACPO toughens rules on false alarms from personal attack alarm technology |
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IES concludes two major acquisitions − and adds 11,000 new customers |
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New Wolverhampton branch strengthens Midlands service |
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Improved customer service as Bristol branches brought under one roof |
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IES agrees Pelco camera and Aritech control panel sales agreements |
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| How IES' SiteMinder protects retailer Bells Stores. To find out how SiteMinder has not only reduced crime at Bells Stores sites, but also resulted in successful arrests. Click here for more |
| Lone Worker − IES' unique
monitoring system for lone workers. Find out how LoneWorker
can help employers satisfy Health & Safety Act requirements to
manage and protect employees working in isolation or out of office
hours. Click here for more |
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New, more cost-effective RAM log-on |
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Future developments − early notification |
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Improved Client Screen information |
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Useful code changes to Actions & URN Screens |
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Important Contract Screen changes |
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| Each edition we take a particular information issue and try to explain it clearly and concisely. This issue: Signalling Click here to read more. |
| Win a bottle of champagne! We've got a FREE bottle of bubbly for one lucky reader to win in our Quick Poll on Police Response. Please do take part − it's quick and easy, your views will be treated anonymously, and your responses will help us to develop new products and services to improve the safety and security of all the businesses we protect. Click here to see more |
CCTV Systems
Access Control
Fire Protection
Monitoring
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SiteMinder
DoorMinder
StoreMinder
StaffMinder
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