- Proteans Achieves Prestigious ISO 9001:2000 Certification.
Proteans Software Solutions (www.proteans.com), a global provider of Outsourced Product Development services announced that it has successfully achieved ISO 9001:2000 certification for its Quality management System. The certification audit was conducted by DNV (www.dnv.com), and certificate is accredited by ANAB (ANSI-ASQ National Accreditation Board) and UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation service).
Company: Proteans Software Solutions Ltd
(Filed: Wed Jan 24 2007)
- CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY - Asbestos Awareness Seminars
ARCA the Asbestos Removal Contractors Association is hosting a series of Asbestos Seminars across the UK in the next few weeks. Called How do the Control of Asbestos Regulations Affect Me? The Seminars are aimed at all construction industry trades and anyone who may come into contact with asbestos in their working day.
Company: ARCA - Simply Marcomms Ltd
(Filed: Mon Jan 22 2007)
- Win a free membership worth £300
The Car Party has decided to give away one free life membership worth £300 to the lucky winner of our new contest.
Company: The Car Party
(Filed: Fri Jan 05 2007)
- Monaco Opens New US Embassy
Monaco, the second smallest country in the world and best known tax haven, has just opened her first embassy outside of Europe.
Company: YourMonaco.com
(Filed: Wed Jan 03 2007)
- The Car Party now has 3524 Members
The Car Party now has 3524 members in the Uk and will be in a position to contest elections during 2007/8 onwardds in the UK.
(Filed: Fri Dec 29 2006)
- Historic Tsunami-Summit
The summit consists of nine formal sessions. In the first session of the summit, policy papers from more than 137 countries have been brought into deliberations. Distinguished academicians from over 1400 universities have contributed to prepare the ‘Disaster Management Policy Paper’, of which, the final draft is primed for UN and the concerned agencies thereupon.
(Filed: Thu Dec 28 2006)
- Historic Tsunami-Summit-Meeting.
The summit consists of nine formal sessions. In the first session of the summit, policy papers from more than 137 countries have been brought into deliberations. Distinguished academicians from over 1400 universities have contributed to prepare the ‘Disaster Management Policy Paper’, of which, the final draft is primed for UN and the concerned agencies thereupon.
(Filed: Thu Dec 28 2006)
- Crisis Unless Police Receive Protection
The former leader of Britain’s senior police officers has warned that the service could face difficulties finding enough policemen and women willing to carry firearms unless those officers are given greater legal protection following shooting incidents.
Company: Security Oracle
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Info Is Key In Stopping Terrorist Threat
Information exploitation is the key to the future of transport security, according to former Metropolitan Police senior officer Duncan Croll, now Director of Law Enforcement with Lockheed Martin.
Company: Security Oracle - NSI HQ Ltd
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Olympics Should Leave Security Legacy
The legacy of the London 2012 Olympics could be a security one as much as a sporting one, according to the man in charge of protecting the Games.
Company: Security Oracle
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Staff As Important As Technology
Despite the advances in technology, people rather than products can still be the most effective element in ensuring the highest levels of security in the maritime and aviation sectors.
Company: Security Oracle - NSI HQ Ltd
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Stopping Finances Won't Stop Bombings
The current focus on tracing the finances and seizing the assets of terrorist organisations may have little impact in preventing attacks, as terrorist can build and explode bombs for very little money.
Company: Security Oracle - NSI HQ Ltd
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Terrorist Response Can't Be Based On 7/7
One of the country’s most experienced counter terror officers has warned that the UK cannot afford to base its response to potential attacks in the future on what occurred in London on July 7.
Company: Security Oracle - NSI HQ Ltd
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Terrorist Response Can't Be Based On 7/7
One of the country’s most experienced counter terror officers has warned that the UK cannot afford to base its response to potential attacks in the future on what occurred in London on July 7.
Company: Security Oracle - NSI HQ Ltd
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Transatlantic Alliance ‘Under Threat’
The traditional processes of law enforcement are not the right basis for tackling the growing threat of global terrorism, according leading American counter terror expert, Professor John Clark of the Marshall Center for Security Studies.
Company: Security Oracle - NSI HQ Ltd
(Filed: Fri Dec 15 2006)
- Battle For Hearts And Minds Is ‘A Disaster’
A leading security expert has described the attempts by Western governments to win the battle for hearts and minds as part of the war on terror as “quite clearly a disaster”, and warned that Jihadi terrorist groups still see the UK as a major target.
Company: Security Oracle - NSI HQ Ltd
(Filed: Thu Dec 14 2006)
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