{"id":2585,"date":"2014-03-10T07:54:10","date_gmt":"2014-03-10T07:54:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.enaikoon.com\/?p=2585"},"modified":"2019-07-31T15:16:56","modified_gmt":"2019-07-31T15:16:56","slug":"enaikoon-and-toughshield-to-exhibit-at-security-policing-event","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.enaikoon.com\/en\/enaikoon-and-toughshield-to-exhibit-at-security-policing-event\/","title":{"rendered":"ENAiKOON and Toughshield to exhibit at Security & Policing event"},"content":{"rendered":"This week is the Security\n& Policing tradeshow<\/a>, UK\u2019s only event for police, law enforcement, and\nsecurity professionals. From March 11-13 2014, ENAiKOON will be exhibiting with\nToughshield, a rugged mobile\ncomputing device provider. Together, we will be showcasing the benefits of\ntelematics and NFC technology for police officers and security professionals.\nThe combined solution using their robust mobile phones, our tracking devices,\nand our mobile apps will aid in improving mobile workforce management,\noperational efficiency, and employee security.\n\"Security<\/a>\nThe ENAiKOON NFC\ntracking solution for guard tour monitoring<\/a> is a system that uses NFC tags,\nNFC-capable smartphones, and the inViu NFC-tracker app. A security guard going\non patrol would use their smartphone to scan NFC tags mounted along their tour.\nThe NFC tag data along with the user ID and scanned time gets transmitted to\nthe inViu servers where management can remotely view the patrol details from\nany browser. Keeping an accurate audit trail is essential when it comes to\nbuilding trust, not only within the organisation but with clients and other\nstakeholders, and this solution will allow security companies to maintain a\ngood reputation while easily managing their guards.\n

\"bodyguards\"<\/a><\/p>\nAs for police officers, we developed software that helps deploy police\nofficers based on their GPS location. This technological enhancement allows\nthem to efficiently manage their regional coverage, shorten their response\ntimes, and increase their safety. In order to better manage a police\ndepartment, all the police officers need are GPS devices on their vehicles or,\nalternatively, smartphones with the inViu routes app<\/a>.\nAnother great use of NFC and mobile phones would be in the evidence room.\nENAiKOON has a partnership with Security\nBag<\/a>, a patented NFC evidence bag. By identifying each piece of evidence\nwith an NFC Security Bag, police officers are able to quickly scan the tags\nwith their NFC-capable mobile phones to access tamper-proof data and track\ntheir chain of custody. Less time in the office means more time out on the\nstreets! In addition, the use of smartphones is further benefited out in the\nfield for taking pictures of witnesses, suspects, victims, and crime scenes\nwith GPS coordinates and timestamps for easy management of evidence images.\n

\"polizeiauto\"<\/a><\/p>\nFor all solutions mentioned, using reliable mobile phones with the right\nfeatures is extremely important as the stakes are high for these professions.\nMost modern smartphones have NFC capability, though this alone is not\nsufficient enough for those who work under harsh conditions. Security guards\nand police officers require durable devices that can withstand emergency\nsituations, and Toughshield\u2019s R500+ is the perfect device.\nNot only does it have an IP67 rating, but it resists water, dust, and other\nmicroparticles. Try dropping it 1.2 metres onto concrete \u2013 it won\u2019t break the\nscreen!\n\nIf you\u2019re attending the Security & Policing event in Farnborough, be\nsure to stop by ENAiKOON and Toughshield\u2019s booth! We are always looking for\nreseller partners, so if you would like to set up a meeting with us in\nFarnborough, please do not hesitate to contact us<\/a>. For further information\non our tracking solutions, visit our website at www.enaikoon.com<\/a>.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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