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Imagine building a schedule in a fraction of the time it takes with paper and pen. Imagine being worry-free about overtime hours and sending the wrong guard to a site. Instead free up the time it takes you to do these tasks and tackle strategic planning.
To evolve into an end-to-end, modern security service provider, look no further than the feature-laden, fully-loaded solution that is TrackTik’s Back Office Suite. With its Scheduling and Contracts & Invoicing Modules, it will elevate your security service.
There were numerous developments in this past year that will have a lasting impact on the security industry. Get caught up or refresh yourself on 2018’s biggest developments by reading this top four list.
The UK Information Commissioner, Elizabeth Denham has a real challenge growing her department to deal with some of the continuing data challenges in the country. Philip Ingram MBE looks at these with the help of some high-priced legal opinion.
Philip Ingram MBE chats with Andy Blackwell, Consultancy Practice Director at 3DAssurance and the former Head of Security at Virgin Atlantic about his view on Security Management System (SeMS).
When responding to a request for proposals (RFP) for security services, there are a few tricks to make sure you’re bidding on the right contracts, and that you’ll win the ones you do go for. Read our latest blog on RFP response best practices for successful bidding.
UK security expert Philip Ingram delves into what’s new at the International Security Expo and offers highlights heading into this global security event.
Disparate systems and disjointed processes can have an impact on the efficiency and performance of your security operations. Select a software that works across your on-site, mobile and back-office functions to avoid duplication and data silos.
Regulation in the UK security industry is incoherent and inconsistent. Learn what’s currently in place for the regulation of the physical and cyber security industries and identify areas of improvement.
In this blog, Mark Folmer catches up with Roy Rahn from CALSAGA to discuss the role of this California-based security organization and to advise security firms looking to operate in the golden state.
A London-based initiative called the Cross-sector Safety and Security Communications (CSSC) has proved so successful it is being launched across the UK.
Mark Folmer catches up with Eddie Sorrells, a lawyer who addresses the legal issues faced by security firms and offers advice on how to avoid them.
