07 October 2025
Located in a bustling shopping district, a prominent retail outlet recognized the critical need to modernize its existing security infrastructure. The primary objectives were to enhance customer safety, effectively prevent theft, and improve operational efficiency. The management engaged the Keep My HomeSafe team to design and implement a customized surveillance system that would meet their unique security challenges and seamlessly integrate with their current operations.
The retail store faced multiple security and operational hurdles. High-traffic areas such as entrances, aisles, checkout counters, storage rooms, and the exterior of the premises required constant monitoring. The existing surveillance setup was outdated, lacking advanced technological features, which resulted in blind spots, inefficiencies, and potential security vulnerabilities. The client emphasized the importance of incorporating cutting-edge technology into the new system, ensuring compatibility with existing security infrastructure, and minimizing disruptions to daily activities during deployment.
Read the full case study07 October 2025
In recent years, the retail theft landscape has undergone a significant transformation. Organised crime groups now operate with a high level of coordination, approaching theft as a business operation rather than isolated opportunism. These groups often target multiple retail outlets within a single day, focusing on high-value products to maximise profit. This shift has made theft incidents more complex, sophisticated, and challenging to combat.
Confronted with these evolving threats, Dual-Stream recognised the urgent need to rethink their security approach. They aimed to develop solutions that could not only prevent theft effectively but also adapt quickly to the dynamic nature of retail environments. To achieve this, they sought a partner capable of providing secure, scalable, and sector-specific connectivity that could support real-time, high-security theft prevention systems across multiple locations.
Read the full case study04 September 2025
Perenco, a leading independent hydrocarbon producer operating across 14 countries, has struggled with its in-building connectivity since establishing the office in 2017. The 200-strong, multi-disciplinary team faced persistent issues with weak mobile reception both inside and outside the building, hampering communication and operational efficiency.
Recognising the importance of seamless connectivity, Perenco partnered with Simpli-Fi to develop a tailored solution that would enhance mobile coverage while maintaining the building’s high-end aesthetic.
Read the full case study04 September 2025
The Royal Sussex County Hospital is a major teaching hospital located in Brighton. The hospital offers a range of services, including an emergency department, cancer treatments at the Sussex Cancer Centre, cardiac surgery, maternity care, and specialised intensive care units for both adults and newborns.
The Royal Sussex County Hospital was plagued by complete signal blockage at the construction of its new basement office due to the thick concrete walls.
07 July 2025
Marque Group Solutions (MGS) has successfully migrated its diverse hosting environments to Microsoft Azure, thanks to a strategic partnership with managed service provider Node4.
MGS’s rapid growth through mergers and acquisitions resulted in a fragmented IT landscape — some operations relied on costly on-premises hosting, others on AWS, and parts managed by Node4 — necessitating a unified, flexible cloud approach.
Read the full case study04 July 2025
Thames Water is in the midst of a multi-year organisational transformation to optimise its asset management and customer service capabilities through the adoption of innovative digital technology. A key part of this is the migration of its field-based workforce to a flexible new Android-based ecosystem.
As the UK’s largest private utility company, Thames Water is responsible for extensive water management infrastructure across London and the Thames Valley in South-East England. Per day, the company supplies 2.5 billion litres of drinking water and treats 4.6 billion litres of wastewater, for 15.5 million people (about a quarter of the UK population).
Read the full case study04 July 2025
Whether it’s fossil fuels or renewables, the global offshore energy sector is growing. Oil demand is forecast to be 3.2 million barrels per day higher in 2030 than in 2023. Meanwhile, global offshore wind is set to increase from 80GW today to an estimated 212GW by 2030.
Offshore sites involve many stakeholders and face unique operational challenges and regulatory demands. Because of this, the offshore energy sector already has several distinct communication needs. So, as demand increases over the coming years, so too will the complexity of communication between the many stakeholders in the sector.
Read the full case study18 June 2025
UK businesses are demanding more than just fast internet and firewalls - they want unstoppable connectivity, bulletproof security and the freedom to grow without limits. Enter OMNIA: the all-in-one connection and protection platform from SDWAN & SASE Solutions (www.sdwan-solutions.global) now making waves across all sectors, and a wholesale option for IT resellers, MSPs and Telcos.
For companies like Eurocell and Caro Group, OMNIA isn’t just another IT upgrade, it’s a game-changer that’s banished old tech headaches and unlocked new possibilities for businesses of all sizes, as OMNIA not only breaks through technology, integration and human, collaborative support 24/7 barriers, it smashes through price barriers. But being cost effective does not mean there has been any compromise on world-leading tech – OMNIA includes technologies from such trusted names as Check Point, Thales and Console Connect.
Read the full case study05 June 2025
Freightlink, a premier freight ferry and tunnel ticketing agency, serves over 1,000 routes across more than 50 countries, supporting couriers, hauliers, manufacturers, and various other enterprises of diverse sizes.
With a partnership spanning over a decade, Evolve has been a trusted technology provider for Freightlink, offering ongoing support and solutions. Recently, Evolve undertook a comprehensive review of Freightlink’s existing IT infrastructure to address rapid business growth and evolving operational demands, particularly emphasizing scalability and remote work capabilities. Recognizing the importance of an adaptable IT environment, both companies collaborated closely to identify the most effective future-proof solution.
Read the full case study05 June 2025
In a pioneering initiative, Scottish ferry passengers in Orkney can now enjoy complimentary ultra-fast internet access, thanks to an innovative satellite-based connectivity pilot.
This marks the UK’s first deployment of satellite internet on ferries, supported by the Scottish Government and managed by the Scottish Futures Trust, in partnership with Orkney-based CloudNet IT Solutions, Orkney Islands Council, Orkney Ferries, and Highlands & Islands Enterprise. The nine-month pilot focuses on the Outer North Isles ferry routes operated by Orkney Ferries, aligning with the Scottish Government’s strategy to bolster community resilience, encourage population retention, and foster regional growth in remote areas. The initiative aims to demonstrate the tangible benefits of high-speed connectivity for maritime public transport, with the potential to expand across other Scottish routes.
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