Video Empowers Buisness
Owners of CCTV systems rejoice. Backing up and sharing security clips just got easy thanks to IncidentLocker.com
If you have ever had trouble sending a CCTV clip to a 3rd party like the police, or your head office you are not alone. It’s the most common frustration amongst security camera system owners.
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IncidentLocker solves all this by converting the file into a web playable format, that can be played in the receiving party’s web browser.
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With the economy trickling along with little growth, saving is the new way to make money. Visium has a proven and reliable way of saving money that is gaining momentum around Australia – Static guard replacement.
Visium has been replacing Static Guards with remote services over IP for a decade (starting with a Mazda site in the year 2000, Visium now provides manpower replacement services to dozens of companies across a number of industries). In this time, we have saved customers tens-of-millions of dollars and become very efficient at the whole process.
With manpower replacement systems being well past proven, static guard replacement programs are gaining momentum. So if you are questioning the value of your static gaurd bill this post should be of great interest.
Static guarding - There is a better way than this!
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Press release – 26th March, 2012. Melbourne Victoria
A Victorian company has taken the fight to school bullies, thieves and fraudsters with an innovative social networking solution.
In the modern age bullies have an arsenal of new tools like Facebook and Twitter. They can harass others from the convenience of their mobile phone or home computer at any time of the day or night.
Victorian based Visium Group is turning the tables, with the integration of an internet service that allows the bullied to report acts of wrongdoing online and with complete anonymity.
Continue reading ‘New Social Network to fight School Bullies and Thieves’
It’s been a while since our last post, so it is exciting to report that Visium is growing!
We have added two staff in key customer service roles, and in doing so welcome some outstanding new members to our team.
With a number of new customers coming on board in NSW we have created a premenant presence in and around Sydney with the addition of Gil Nguyen.
Shaun has been in the role for some months so high time we anounced this appointment. Read more about our new team members below;
As you will have read Australian business productivity is going backwards. Not good news in a time of lots of other bad news, but something that can be readily tackled (unlike the US/EU economies)
Beyond getting workers to work harder and smarter, the big opportunity for business to create more output, with the same labour or less is to leverage technology. Some of these opportunities may be obvious like work place mobility (blackberry’s, iPhones and tablet computers) and some are not.
Productivity experts divide businesses into three groups – which category do you fit in?
1) Actively adopt new technology, drive value from it to create competitive advantage and drive productivity gains, utilise technology to connect with customers.
2) Looking at technology and using a fair bit of it, but haven’t ingrained deployment and adoption into your culture and business DNA.
3) Know there is lots of new technology but are not actively looking to deploy. Directors / Managers leave tech decision making to others.
Hot on the heels of our Zoom Video launch, Visium was excited to receive an invite to the launch of Telstra’s Customer Experience Center.
Along with a selection of leading IT companies, Visium enjoyed a first hand glimpse of life the NBN world thanks to a shiny new facility designed to support and shape the telecommunications decisions of Victorian businesses now and into the future.
Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu cut the ‘virtual’ ribbon along with Telstra CEO David Thodey by pointing some lasers on a massive wall display. This kicked off a multi-media show that depicted a networked Australia.
After the formalities, guests were shown through an entire floor of 242 Exhibition street decked out as mock businesses, board rooms and lounge rooms of the future.
In attendance was Visium’s Michael Brown who snuck out a few photos with his trusty iPhone (Don’t tell the Telstra PR guys) – Here the Premier and Mr Thodey check out a new iPad app that virtualises what you look at. The app lets you tour a bare bones facility and look around the room as if it was fitted out with furniture, partitions offices etc. This certainly captured imaginations and might help avoid some costly fit out mistakes in the future:
Continue reading ‘Visium checks out new innovations with Ted Baillieu’
Last week Visium released Zoom Video, a dedicated website for our super affordable megapixel camera packages. In attendance at the launch were senior representatives of Telstra, our valued telecommunications partner.
We had a fascinating discussion about the future of Australian communications and how, within a very short space of time things are going from the copper age, to the fibre age. OK, we’ll get faster internet so downloading your favourite TV show from the US will be heaps quicker, but what does the NBN really mean for business?
Continue reading ‘The NBN is coming! But what does it mean?’
We would like to take this opportunity to update you regarding key staff in customer service roles.
In our quest to serve you better, Visium’s workforce has grown over the years to include some outstanding people, some you know, some you may not have met. Please find detailed below your key contacts to attend to your day to day needs. Continue reading ‘Key contacts update following staff changes at Visium’
Do things in your business disappear from time to time? Go through more fuel than you would expect? Something is draining your cash, but you can’t quite put a finger on it? You are not alone, it’s likely that you are suffering from Occupational Theft or Fraud and Visium is here to help.
Following on from our post The greatest threat lies within, Visium is excited to be offering 10 customers 6 months free subscription to our new* occupational theft and fraud disclosure helpline. (click on the following to download full presentation and pricing)
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One of the hardest things to manage in security is making sure your system is armed when it needs to be. In this post we take a look at ‘late to close’, or ‘late to arm’ issues and some helpful hints to reduce your risk and after hours management contact.
In any given security control room anywhere in the world, more time and resource is spent dealing with late to arm sites than with all other services including intruder monitoring.
This creates an unhealthy distraction for control rooms, and puts everyone at risk. Whilst control rooms can ease operator load with new types of notification systems the only real fix is more reliable information from staff and contractors working back late. (VideoControlRoom provides an SMS notification service explained in more detail later on in this post)
