Features are carefully selected from across the website and magazine, these articles are contributed by a wide range of authors from across the sectors covered by Fire & Security Matters, as well as the editorial team. Addressing the latest topics in terms of technological developments, legislation and industry issues
International Security Expo takes place in London Olympia on 3 and 4 December 2019, and this year's theme is the ‘realities of terror.’ Philip Ingram MBE looks at this two day unmissable event.
The fire and safety market in the Middle East is predicted to be worth us$2.3 bn within five years and Intersec 2020 is an ideal platform to make the most of this growing industry.
Tristan Norman, the group exhibition director with Nineteen Group has his work cut out. Originally brought into the business through the acquisition of The Security Event, which successfully launched in April at the NEC in Birmingham alongside existing Facilities, Fire, Health and Safety events, it was a natural move for him take over responsibility for the flagship International Security Expo (ISE) and its co-located International Disaster Response Expo (IDR). Today he chats with Philip Ingram MBE.
Stewart Kidd explains what the problems are in the wider-use of watermist and demonstrates why it is important to follow prudent engineering practice when specifying, designing and installing all automatic fire suppression systems.
The race for better wireless security systems is on and as such better technology is hitting the market. Clym Brown reviews latest developments and explains how technology is creating a new generation of wireless security equipment.
