Physical security is one of the major problem for most companies so it is with great pleasure that we have CCTV experts, Mark Pooley and Richard Freeman, here to discuss the issues involved with the management of a computerised CCTV environment.
Mark Pooley & Richard Freeman : The CCTV Conundrum
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