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Paul Excel with the tabs app design award With technology’s ability to drive efficiencies, cut costs and improve scalability, flexibility, productivity and immediacy, adoption of new smart technologies is increasingly being cited as the antidote to the swathing cuts hitting the public sector. The government’s G-Cloud 7 digital marketplace, where such technology as Continue reading Adoption of smart technology to help public sector weather the cuts
Counter Terror Expo 2015 comes at a time when terrorism and unconventional threat levels across much of the world are at heightened levels. Recent events in France and Nigeria, to pick just two, have accentuated the myriad of different threats that have proliferated since the 1990s. And as the threats have increased and mutated, Continue reading Counter Terror Expo 2015 to cover key terror threat areas under one roof
Ctrack Monitoring Vehicle tracking specialist Ctrack has launched a new multi-comms solution to enable emergency services organisations in the UK to seamlessly switch between communication channels to meet precise operational requirements while minimising data transfer costs. This solution takes advantage of the most appropriate mobile, TETRA or WiFi network to achieve the most Continue reading Ctrack launches Multi-Comms solution for emergency services
Yorkshire Ambulance Service has successfully implemented a pilot scheme across it Patient Transport Services (PTS).
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) has taken the bold step of releasing CCTV footage of the moment a house exploded, just yards from firefighters and the residents they rescued seconds earlier. Continue reading BLAST FOOTAGE PROMPTS WARNING – amazing footage
A wharehouse attached to Pingle Mill in Delph near Oldham was in danger of setting alight at the weekend. Continue reading James saves the day with a beating
A Labour-dominated Select Committee has today slammed Labour Ministers for their botched plans to regionalise the fire service. It declares that the project has -been inadequately planned, poorly executed, and badly managed and a -catalogue of poor judgement and mismanagement. Continue reading Taxpayers foot the bill for catalogue of errors on new Fire HQs
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority has today (March 5) welcomed the end to the industrial dispute over work hours. Chairman Cllr Jim Andrews says the Fire Authority is now looking forward to working with the management, unions and workforce to maintain and build on the -professional first class service provided to communities across South Yorkshire. Continue reading Fire Authority welcomes end to dispute
As the consequences of economic slowdown take effect and the demands of environmental stewardship intensify, both public and private sector organisations are focused on realising efficiencies in every operational area. The Prime Minister has, in the past, referred to a “fourth technological revolution” for its power to act as a catalyst for a new way of working. Collaboration technology is doing exactly that and its multiple applications ensure that increased levels of efficiencies are achieved across the organisation on a day-to-day basis. Continue reading How the fire service is driving efficiency through technology
Highlands & Islands Fire and Rescue Service (HIFRS) is the most northerly in the country, covering a geographical area of approximately 12,000 square miles providing a fire, rescue and community safety service to the populations of the Highlands, the Shetland Islands, the Orkney Islands and the Western Isles. Continue reading Protecting the IT infrastructure of Britain's most dispersed emergency service network
Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) has launched the musically-flavoured ‘Stand by Your Pan’ as a response to figures which highlight a particular risk to those who get peckish after a few drinks. Continue reading Kent Fire Service 'Stand by Your Pan' Video
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