Showing posts with label irish security news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irish security news. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 August 2009

CCTV Media new website launch

Welcome to the new-look CCTV Media website
CCTV Media Ltd is a leading provider of specialised business-to-business magazines and new media platforms to the global security industry. We pride ourselves on having assembled a world class team of editors, journalists and designers to maintain our reputation as one of the premier media providers working in the security sector today.

We are continually evolving our media portfolio to address the needs of our clients in an ever changing and challenging global security environment, we offer an unrivalled selection of high quality media platforms targeted at security professionals across all market sectors enabling you to reach decision makers in multiple sectors with a coordinated campaign.

Our dedicated and experienced team have an unparalleled knowledge of the security market and are committed to providing the best media solutions available, whether that is through our print media or new media solutions you can be sure that we will deliver to your requirements and beyond.
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CCTV Image - magazine secureview - magazine Retail Fraud - magazine The Security Review - magazine

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Market Analysis Reports, Strategic Planning and Marketing Services, Corporate Business Development, Telemarketing, Event Management

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Tuesday, 28 July 2009

secureview 05 - Irish security news : August 09

secureview 05 - is available for download

The first half of 2009 is already behind us and, as predicted, it has not been easy for the business community including the security industry. Unfortunately, indications are that we are in this recession for the long haul. The ISIA will continue to support and advise our members and do all we can to make life easier.

Cutting Costs

Costs are one of the biggest factors which all businesses are dealing with at the moment and everyone is looking for ways to reduce costs where possible. In the ISIA, we recognise this and have developed a range of Business Affiliate relationships which are delivering substantial costs savings to members. Two member companies saved €3500 and €10,000 respectively on the cost of their death in service insurance through the discounted scheme we have negotiated with Insure.ie.

Additionally, another member company knocked 50% of the cost of his fleet insurance, again through Insure.ie. These are substantial savings and I would encourage all members to look at what our business affiliate members can offer.

Additionally, if businesses are looking at reducing costs through restructuring or downsizing, we have two business affiliates, Peninsula Business Services and Clarigen, who are experts in this field and can provide professional advice in these areas.

Guarding division

The big focus for the guarding division at the moment is the negotiations on the next ERO. Alan Durnan, the chairman of the guarding division, has held meetings with members in Cork and Portlaoise during which the ERO was discussed. Alan and our JLC Committee now have a clear indication as to what our members are hoping for from the next ERO.

Cash-in-transit

The Cash-in-transit division met with the Private Security Authority recently with a view to finalising the outstanding issues surrounding licensing of this sector. A further meeting is planned shortly.

Unlicensed operators

There would appear to be a growing disquiet among the security industry with regard to the PSA, in particular on the issue of enforcement and unlicensed operators. As margins are squeezed even further by clients, it would seem that legitimate security providers feel that they can no longer tolerate unlicensed operators under-cutting them and unlawfully taking business from them.

The ISIA conducted a survey in 2007 on the whole issue of licensing which indicated that while 98 per cent of the industry felt that regulation was a positive step, 80 per cent felt that there were still unlicensed operators trading in the industry and 74 per cent felt that not enough was being done to enforce and police unlicensed operators.

Monday, 15 June 2009

secureview magazine

Here we are again on a sunny Monday morning, I hope everyone has had a good weekend?
I wanted to take this opportunity to let you all know that we’re approaching our release date for secureview magazine and we still have a few advertising slots available, so if you’re interested in appearing please contact us and we will be happy to discuss how we can help.

www.secureview.ie is also up and running now and is receiving very positive reviews, we are releasing an e-newsletter today, if you are interested in a last minute inclusion then please contact us on +44 0153 250456 and one of our team will talk to you about how you can be included. We are always looking for PR so if you have a submission then please send it to us at pr@secureview.ie

Don’t forget to check your inbox this afternoon for the newsletter! Speak to you all soon!

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