We are pleased to confirm the final line up of exhibitors for the Global MSC Security & Safe Newcastle Seminar being held on 25th November 2008 at the Gosforth Marriott Hotel in Newcastle. Exhibitors are as follows:
If you would like more information about this event, please go to the Seminar section of this website
“THINKING AHEAD… UPGRADE & INTEGRATION”
Details will be issued VERY soon… Watch this space…
Global MSC Security held its first Transport & Utility Seminar at the Hilton Hotel in Swindon on 18th September 2008.
The event, which created great interest within the industry, showcased cutting edge security solutions specifically geared to solving the security problems faced by utility and transport organisations. With a comprehensive exhibition featuring 20 exhibitors showcasing state of the art technologies, the event was hailed as a success and it is intended to stage a similar event this time next year.
Global MSC Security were commissioned by Bristol City Council to manage the procurement of the hardware for the camera controls linking the new Traffic Control Centre with the public space cameras controlled at Brunel House. We then went on to project manage the installation of the system.
To cope with the influx of traffic, following the opening of the new Cabot Circus shopping centre, the
developers and Bristol City Council have spent more than £30 million on reshaping roads, upgrading traffic signals, bus lanes and signs. Overseeing it all will be a bank of cameras in the city council’s new Urban Traffic Control Centre in Wilder Street, St Paul’s. The control centre will be operated by council staff from 7am to 7pm on weekdays with extra cover on busy weekends. A video wall is able to display up to 60 CCTV images at once showing congestion and how individual junctions are operating.
A real time car park information and variable message system is now in place. This will be run from the control centre allowing staff to provide traffic information to drivers when incidents occur, or in advance of major events. To read more about the project visit the This is Bristol website here.
The September 2008 edition of Professional Security Magazine has covered an article on the Global MSC Seminars due in September and November 08.
The article (available to download here) highlights details of the Utility & Transport Under Threat Seminar on 18th September 2008 at the Hilton Hotel in Swindon and the Safe Newcastle & Global MSC Seminar at the Gosforth Marriott Hotel in Newcastle on 25th November 2008.
For more details about these events visit the Seminar section of this website or Contact Us.
During a project for Wiltshire County Council, in the Salisbury area, to install fibre optic cabling from a traveller’s site, it was discovered that the proposed site for excavation contains remains of prehistoric man from approximately 800 BC.
Global MSC Security are now commissioning (on behalf of Wiltshire County Council) the expertise of Wessex Archaeology to undertake an archaeological watching brief during the course of the groundworks to document any findings.
We will keep you informed of any updates on this project.
Prior to the Safe Newcastle & Global MSC Security Seminar being held in Newcastle on 25th November 2008, we are very pleased to announce that one of our exhibitors, PersideS, will be hosting a golf event on 24th November. The event will commence at 11am at the Parklands Golf Club (adjacent to the Gosforth Marriott Hotel) in Newcastle with bacon sandwiches and refreshments on arrival. There will then be an individual Stableford golf tournament during the day, ending up back at the 19th hole for an approximate 4pm finish.
PersideS will be presenting awards for winners (and losers!) at our private networking dinner being hosted at the Gosforth Marriott Hotel on the evening of 24th November.
If you are interested in participating in this event, please contact us and confirm your handicap (if applicable).
Following a tender process, managed by Global MSC Security, Tyco has been awarded the contract by Salisbury District Council for the installation of a three camera CCTV system around the Friary Estate, one of which will be capable of wireless transmission, providing camera images for real time and multiplexed viewing by the Control Room at Pennyfarthing House, using parts of the existing fibre optic transmission system.
Global MSC Security are now project managing the installation.
