Last month, the Security Industry Authority (SIA) suspended more than 130 SIA licences as an ongoing criminal investigation revealed that some licence-holders may not have been awarded their qualifications legitimately.
Michael Wood, CMO, Versa Networks writes on the technology trends expected in 2021:
The Future is Bright
Michael Wood
2020 has been a monumental year in shifting the way businesses operate. With a complete change in day-to-day business operations, businesses who did not previously embrace cloud, mobility, and new digital technologies were forced to quickly adopt new strategies to survive. Concurrently, business agility has become almost synonymous with digital transformation—that is, the process of employing new technologies to modernise or even revolutionise how a company does business—because new methods of working and network infrastructure prove just as, if not more, efficient than traditional methods. In 2021 businesses will increase investment in digital initiatives to drive business agility, improve productivity, and increase revenue. These are five important trends that you should make sure you are ahead of for 2021.
Reports this month have highlighted that up to 5,000 illegal raves could take place across the UK, as licensed music venues have been forced to shut and music fans seek other outlets. (‘Millions of people expected to attend illegal raves over the New Year weekend')
Motorola Solutions body-worn cameras integrated with digital policing app transform police force's time consuming and manual procedures into an efficient digital workflow that improves evidence quality and transparency.
Police forces rely on body-worn cameras to improve the safety and accountability of their frontline teams, capture evidence and maintain transparency. In the first three months of lockdown, UK police forces saw a 21 percent increase in assaults on their officers, according to a study published by the Press Association, which put greater demands on frontline staff and public safety organisations.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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