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Additess has participated in the international conference with topic “Safety and Health in Facilities' Management” that took place in Nicosia, Cyprus on Dec 3, 2016. The event was organized by the Cyprus Association for Safety and Health (CySHA). During the event, Additess gave a presentation with title "On the edge of research: Enforcing security & preserving [...]
Read MoreThe IMPRESS (http://fp7-impress.eu) and CONCORDE (http://www.concorde-project.eu/) projects are two related FP7 Security R&D projects dealing with the development of decision support tools for improving preparedness and response of Health Services involved in emergency situations. The two projects will organize a joint workshop titled “Decision Support Tools for Effective Health Emergency Management” with the aim to […]
Read MoreThe integrated IMPRESS system will be tested in the context of the EADRCC Consequence Management Exercise “CRNA GORA 2016”, which will be conducted on 31 October to 4 November 2016 in Montenegro, involving the participation of many stakeholders from many countries. The participation of the IMPRESS project (http://fp7-impress.eu) in this exercise is the result of […]
Read MoreAdditess LTD is proud to be an ISO 9001:2015 certified company. ISO is an independent, non-governmental membership organization that is the world’s largest developer of international standards. Becoming an ISO certified company means that we have dedicated ourselves to upholding world-class specifications for every product, service and system that we produce, ensuring quality, safety and […]
Read MoreThe European FP7 project ZONeSEC (Towards an EU framework for the security of widezones – http://www.zonesec.eu/ ) is conducting a survey on the perception and acceptance of monitoring/control technologies in different contexts, focusing mostly on few identified monitoring tools and systems for surveillance and maintenance of public assets. The survey is aimed at embedding insights […]
Read MoreThe INSPEC2T mobile application is developed around three main pillars: community engagement, security awareness and incident reporting. Since one of INSPEC2T’s objectives is the implementation of an interactive platform for the communication of LEAs with citizens, the mobile application facilitates use by both major stakeholders and therefore, for security and practical reasons, runs in two […]
Read MoreECSO is an industry-led organisation with members including a wide variety of stakeholders such as large European companies, SMEs, research centres, universities, clusters and association as well as European Member State’s local, regional and national administrations, countries part of the European Economic Area (EEA) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and H2020 associated countries. […]
Read MoreThe annual one-week Summer Safety and Reliability Seminars are organised to advance the methods for the safety and reliability analysis of complex systems and processes and to disseminate the newest achievements in the field. The subjects of the Seminars, different from year to year, are chosen by the Seminars Boards in an effort to dynamically [...]
Read MoreThe P-REACT solution focuses on connecting citizens, business owners, infrastructure owners and security and law enforcement personnel so that Petty Crime incidents can be effectively dealt with and prevented in the future, whilst ensuring compliance to legal, ethical and societal concerns. Petty Crime incidents such as theft, criminal damage and anti-social behaviour are on the [...]
Read MoreJune 15, 2016 The final P-REACT project review meeting took place last week in Athens. The consortium met on June 8th to prepare the test set and rehears the demo and presentations that were going to be used during the final project review meeting. On June 9th the reviewers and the project officer joined us. [...]
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