Wednesday 20th August 2008
Wed 20th Aug 08
Wednesday 20th August 2008
Wed 20th Aug 08
After using computer software to run more than 250 scenarios over the last 18 months, fire bosses said resources at Balmossie station, which covers areas including Broughty Ferry and Monifieth, could be better used elsewhere.
Thursday 14th August 2008
Thu 14th Aug 08
Thursday 14th August 2008
Thu 14th Aug 08
Police turn ‘inn keeper' software’ to keep tabs on troublesome drinkers across the county. Tayside Police is to become the first force in Scotland to adopt an innovative computer system called ‘Inn Keeper’ to help tackle the problem of alcohol-fuelled violence. Chief Inspector Lorna Robbie of Tayside Police explained: “The Innkeeper licensing system has allowed staff within Tayside Police to record information in a more systematic way, easing the retrieval of information in relation to all aspects of licensing.”
Wednesday 23rd January 2008
Wed 23rd Jan 08
Monday 11th February 2008
Mon 11th Feb 08
While Tayside Police trial Scottish bespoke body-worn CCTV cameras and software,,Tayside fire brigade updates its telecoms
Monday 17th December 2007
Mon 17th Dec 07
Monday 17th December 2007
Mon 17th Dec 07
With two facilities in Scotland, a Glasgow process and packaging plant and abbatoir, process and packaging facilities in Perth out of 14 throughout the UK, Anglo Beef Processors (ABP), the largest processor of Beef in the UK, is streamlining its accounts payable processes, significantly improving cash collection and freeing-up a significant amount of credit controllers’ time, by implementing document management and imaging software.
Monday 12th November 2007
Mon 12th Nov 07
Monday 12th November 2007
Mon 12th Nov 07
Explore Scotland and Silver Foil folks seem o have expanded their web-building operations to include partnerships, hotels, publications and even the far flung shores of South Africa's Cape.
Sunday 30th September 2007
Sun 30th Sep 07
Wednesday 31st October 2007
Wed 31st Oct 07
Children watch TV on average for just under 8 hours a week and books for less than four over the same period. But Scottish libraries could hold the key to getting entire families into books and the internet.