OMNILED unveiled at Glasgow Innovation Centre
The Arnold Clark Innovation Centre in Glasgow has unveiled its OMNILED units.
The solution is supplied by NVT Group company Digital Placemaking.
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The Arnold Clark Innovation Centre in Glasgow has unveiled its OMNILED units.
The solution is supplied by NVT Group company Digital Placemaking.
Our Earn House HQ has re-opened to staff and visitors.
Here’s what we are doing to help keep everyone safe from COVID-19.
“The innovative new street light sparks interest on the coast” writes Mark Boggis.
(Picture credit: Mick Howes, used with permission)
Today marks a watershed moment for NVT Group as we bid farewell to Graeme Muir, who has served as NVT Group’s Operations Director since 2006 and retires today.
Love for NVT Group’s Managed Services is in the air this Valentine’s season. We hope you enjoy this very special poem from everyone at NVT Group. Talk to us about our Managed ICT Services if you also feel the love!
NVT Group has been awarded a major contract to become the Official IT Services Provider at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Reflecting on what’s been happening at NVT since the lockdown of March 2020.
Data Privacy Day For Data Privacy Day 2022, we’re once again looking at the latest figures published by the Department of Culture, Digital, Media & Sport, for its Cyber Security Breaches Survey. The most recent survey tells us that, whilst the number of businesses undergoing cyber risk assessments has risen by 3% in the past …
A regular cyber audit should be an integral part your organisation’s IT disaster recovery plan. Why? The tricks and techniques that cyber criminals use are forever evolving, which causes new system vulnerabilities to emerge continuously.
At NVT Group, we are delighted to have reopened the doors at our Earn House HQ and to be saying a real-life ‘hello!’ to our staff and visitors as COVID-19 restrictions ease.
Even before the coronavirus sent us into lockdown, cyber-attacks were rising. In fact, on day three of the lockdown, the UK Government’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport published its 2020 Cyber Security Breaches survey. Amongst its conclusions were that cyber-attacks have continued to evolve and become more frequent. Also, whilst engagement in cyber …
At the beginning of lockdown we advised that businesses should strengthen their cyber-security measures whilst their employees worked remotely. Now that a lot of businesses are preparing to bring employees back to some form of office based working, the message we are promoting is “don’t slack because you’re back”. That’s why, at the very least, …