These are some of the articles published about our products and services.
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RFiD Journal 2009:
RFID Protects Tut's Treasures
Jun 2009 |  |
"Traveling exhibits manager Arts and Exhibition International is using RFID technology to protect the treasure of King Tutankhamun's tomb as the artifacts are displayed at locations across the world. The system, provided by U.K. RFID technology company Integrated Security Information Systems (ISIS), is traveling with the "Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs" exhibit, currently being set up in Indianapolis..."
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Aspects™ ARTS at the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha
Jan 2008 |  |
The design, location and position of the new Museum of Islamic
Art in Doha, Qatar makes it one of the most inspiring cultural projects of its kind in the world. Aspects™ ARTS has been chosen to protect the many, priceless works of art within the 45,000 square metre installation.
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RFiD Journal 2007:
RFID and the Arts
Feb 2007 |  |
| AspectsARTS™ features in this article from the Feb 2007 edition of RFiD Journal highlighting how "Arts organizations are turning to RFID as a flexible and cost-effective way to track and safeguard precious objects"........ |
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ISIS Co-Sponsors 'New Security Programme Roundtable'
Jun 2006 | |
| Together with technology partners Wavetrend™, ISIS co-sponsored a "Culture and Security Roundtable" held by The New Security Programme. This international event examined the issue of culture and its importance in the context of security........ |
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V & A Opens New Galleries
Feb 2006 | |
| The Victoria and Albert Museum is in the middle of a ten year programme called FuturePlan that aims to modernise its twelve and a half acres of exhibition space in South Kensington. ISIS is currently rolling out its Aspects™ ARTS solution across the whole museum....... |
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Aspects™ ARTS in French
Feb 2006 | |
| Last year ISIS and its French partners installed two galleries in Paris: the Grand Palais which hosted a "Turner, Whistler, Monet" exhibition in the early part of the year, and the newly opened Musé du Vitry...... |
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Case Study : National Gallery
Nov 2005 | |
This case study highlights Aspects ARTS™ in place at London's National Gallery.
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CNBC Business News Network
Jun 2005 |  |
| "CNBC Europe's Business News Network profiles ISIS security systems at London's National Gallery in this 2 minute video......" |
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Art + Auction Magazine
March 2004 | |
| "You think museum thefts are on the rise? Think again. Marc Spiegler debunks six persisting myths of art crime ......" |
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Trace Magazine
July 2003 | |
Article about Aspects ARTS™ in this leading Art protection magazine.
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The NetRisk
May 2002 | |
Review in Norwich Union Risk Services online magazine.
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Trace Magazine
May 2002 | |
Interview with Marc Westbrook, security advisor to the Historic Royal Palaces Trust (HRPT).
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Management Services
March 2000 | |
| "It is a sad comment on the state of IT that most organisations have a better inventory of such business critical systems as chairs and desks than they do of their IT systems......" |
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ADC Reseller
November - December 1999 | |
| "Capital resources mean profit - but only if they're visible all the time......" |
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Financial Sector Technology
November - December 1999 | |
| "...Recently, a client discovered that only ten per cent of its laptops ever left the building, allowing them to alter their hardware policy......" |
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RF Innovations
February - March 1999 | |
In February/March 1999 Robert Green, Managing Director of ISIS wrote a white paper for RF Innovations Magazine titled..."How RFID is Deterring a multi-million pound growth industry......computer theft, that is."
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