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CCTV Budgets 2012/13 – What’s the Trend?

Are Austerity Measures Effecting Council CCTV Budgets?

Some of the key headlines are:

• Councils pool funds for CCTV staff – Leamington
• CCTV cameras help with nearly 1,000 arrests – South Tyneside
• Chepstow is in desperate need of new CCTV cameras, police chief warns
• Cumbrian Council Urged not to cut back on CCTV Service – Allerdale
• CCTV cameras to be updated in Nuneaton and Bedworth Read more >>

i-COMPLY at Intersec 2012

We had a great exhibition at Intersec in January in Dubai.  We made many new contacts with integration companies and are looking at establishing a new partner network across the Middle East region.

In the meantime here’s some photographs from the exhibition and show: Read more >>

Bridgend updates to i-COMPLY V-TAS Pro CCTV Control Room

Bridgend County Borough Council’s CCTV control room has recently benefited from a comprehensive upgrade, at the heart of which is the latest V-Tas Pro Integrated Security Application Platform from icomply.

Already utilising icomply’s V-TaS back office system prior to the control room’s refurbishment and following a demonstration of the powerful icomply technology, an upgrade to the company’s V-TAS Pro command & control management system was seen as a natural development by the Bridgend team. Read more >>

More than just CCTV – icomply debut V-TAS Pro

integrated security application platform at Intersec 2012

icomply, the UK software developer of the advanced integrated security applications platform, V-TAS Pro, will be debuting their advanced solution at Intersec 2012.

Designed to blend all the core functionality required by today’s busy control rooms, V-TAS Pro is proven to supply a highly-efficient, scalable and easy to use Command & Control management system. The icomply solution provides deep integration for analogue and IP equipment, via one modular software platform. Read more >>

Is community safety at risk as CCTV is reduced by councils?

There was an interesting article in the Guardian last week talking about ‘Is community safety at risk as cash-strapped councils cut CCTV?’.

This year The CCTV User Group and and Graeme Gerrard, deputy chief constable of Cheshire constabulary jointly carried out some research in CCTV for Public Space Surveillance in the UK. They estimated that there are 30,000 publicly owned CCTV cameras.

Certainly this summer with the riots across the UK, CCTV has been instrumental in identifying the trouble makers. Rose Fitzpatrick, deputy assistant commissioner of central operations at the Metropolitan police, said they needed, “to work more effectively with local authorities to use imagery such as CCTV systems” (source The Guardian). Read more >>

High Definition Television and CCTV surveillance

In the past year or so there has been a growth in the domestic HDTV market which has been driven by the move from CRT based TVs to LCD Plasma Screens. This technology  is now being adopted in the CCTV surveillance industry. Read more >>

Review National CCTV Conference

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 CCTV Practioners’ Group.  The aim of the conference was to bring together 120 delegates from the private and statutory sectors who have a strategic role in the management and maintenance of CCTV systems in Scotland.

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We are looking for an eMarketing Executive

i-COMPLY is a fast growing privately owned  business that is looking to recruit a eMarketing Executive into the team

Job Title eMarketing Executive

Location Leeds, West Yorkshire

Salary Range £22,000 – £25,000

Industry CCTV/Security – Software & Integration

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