Our Solutions

Combining complementary solutions can significantly enhance technology offerings. By integrating Bi3’s Davantis DFUSION video analytics with Cortech Developments’ Datalog solution, a cohesive technology suite ideal for high-security applications is created. Davantis DFUSION elevates intrusion detection, utilising a dual-engine approach that integrates AI and machine learning, achieving superior intruder detection with a low false alarm rate.

Datalog QL, Cortech’s sixth-generation software management solution, sets a new standard for high security, safety, and building management. It features an open integration platform that consolidates sensors such as CCTV, video analytics, fire detection systems, and intercoms, optimising workflows and enhancing operational efficiency and response times. This integration is critical in high-security environments like prisons and energy production sites.

The combination of video analytics and Datalog QL offers unmatched security performance. Coupled with Datalog’s sophisticated interface, this integrated solution provides a comprehensive site information and control centre platform, allowing for smart interoperability for local and remote site monitoring.

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“Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organisational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.”

– Andrew Carnegie

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Our Philosophies

At Cortech Developments and Business Insight 3, we share a profound commitment to collaboration. Both teams prioritise collaboration, recognising its pivotal role in fostering mutual success. By working together, we create synergistic partnerships that enhance our offerings and deliver greater value to our clients.Chris Eccles, Sales Director at Business Insight 3 (Bi3), shared insights about their long-term partnership with Cortech Developments: “Our successful collaboration with Cortech Developments spans over a decade. The pillars of our partnership are trust, quality expertise, and mutual respect. Cortech has consistently stayed at the forefront of innovation and technology, aligning perfectly with Bi3’s philosophy.”

Our Success

Bi3 and Cortech have a strong collaborative track record, having undertaken numerous significant projects, primarily within the prison and high-net-worth individual sectors. Prisons demand intricate security systems integrating multiple sensors, gate controls, access management, and other security products. Bi3 supplies advanced perimeter protection solutions, including video analytics and thermal imaging CCTV, seamlessly integrated into Cortech’s Datalog platform. This partnership addresses current security challenges effectively and sets the stage for future innovations and expansions.

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Jason Blundell, Head of Sales at Cortech Developments, comments on the partnership: “We are thrilled to celebrate 10 years of collaboration with Bi3. This partnership exemplifies the synergy between our organisations, allowing us to deliver robust, comprehensive solutions that enhance risk management, operational efficiency, and accountability.”

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Our Partnership

The partnership between Bi3 and Cortech was initially forged around 2010 during a prison project necessitating the integration of Cortech’s Datalog platform with Davantis Video Analytics. Since then, Bi3 and Cortech have formed a robust partnership, working seamlessly together on multiple projects, including those involving High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs). The partnership has expanded into new areas of innovation and service excellence.

Chris Eccles stated: “Innovation thrives through partnerships, and Cortech has been a steadfast partner. We are excited to continue our collaboration, delivering cutting-edge solutions to customers seeking enhanced security, efficiency, and operational power.”

Our Future

Looking to the future, the partnership between Bi3 and Cortech Developments is poised for greater innovation and collaboration. With a solid foundation built on years of successful projects in prisons throughout the UK, our alliance continues to evolve. We aim to expand our joint capabilities in integrating advanced technologies like Davantis Video Analytics with Cortech’s robust Datalog platform, enhancing security solutions and pushing the boundaries of integrated systems for complex environments.

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Understanding Fire Prevention & Safety Technologies

Before delving into the comparison, let’s define each system:

• Sprinkler Systems: These are automated systems that spray water when a fire is detected. Sprinklers have been a staple in fire safety for decades, particularly in commercial buildings, warehouses, and high-rise complexes.
• Thermal Imaging Cameras: These devices detect heat signatures, allowing them to spot fire risks before they escalate. Thermal imaging cameras are becoming more popular in fire prevention and safety applications.

The Limitations of Sprinkler Systems for Fire Prevention

Sprinkler systems, while effective in suppressing fires, have several significant limitations:

1. Activation Lag: Sprinkler systems typically activate after flames have reached a certain temperature, often resulting in extensive damage by the time the sprinklers engage.
2. Water Damage: While sprinklers extinguish fires, they also cause significant water damage to property, leading to additional repair costs and business interruptions.
3. False Alarms: Sprinkler systems can be triggered by non-fire-related factors such as steam or heat from equipment, causing unnecessary water discharge.
4. Maintenance and Testing: Sprinklers require regular testing and maintenance to ensure they work correctly, adding ongoing costs to building management.

The Advantages of Thermal Imaging Cameras for Fire Prevention

Thermal imaging cameras offer several advantages over sprinkler systems:

1. Early Detection: Thermal imaging cameras can detect heat anomalies, enabling fire safety teams to respond to potential risks before they become full-blown fires. This early detection can prevent significant property damage and reduce safety risks.
2. Minimal Disruption: Because thermal imaging cameras do not rely on water to suppress fires, they eliminate the risk of water damage, reducing the impact on business operations and property.
3. Precision: Thermal imaging cameras can identify specific sources of heat, allowing targeted interventions and reducing false alarms.
4. Enhanced Safety: These cameras can be used to monitor large areas, providing real-time information to fire safety teams. This capability can improve response times and enhance overall safety.
5. Integration with Other Systems: Thermal imaging cameras can integrate with building management systems, offering a comprehensive approach to fire safety that can be monitored remotely.
6. Lower Insurance Premiums: As thermal imaging prevents fires rather than suppresses them, insurance company’s often quote a dramatically lower cost.

The drawbacks of Thermal Imaging Cameras

While thermal imaging offers many benefits for fire prevention, there are some drawbacks compared to traditional sprinkler systems. Here are a few considerations:

1. Limited Fire Suppression: Unlike sprinkler systems, thermal imaging cameras detect heat but don’t physically suppress fires. Additional fire suppression systems are still needed, adding to overall costs.
2. False Positives: Thermal cameras can detect heat sources that are not fire-related, such as machinery or lighting. This can lead to false alarms or unnecessary responses.
3. Complex Integration: Integrating thermal imaging into existing fire safety systems can be challenging. It often requires additional software and infrastructure changes.
4. Regular Maintenance and Calibration: Thermal imaging cameras require regular maintenance and calibration to ensure accuracy.
5. Power Dependency: Thermal cameras rely on electrical power, so a power outage could affect their operation. Sprinkler systems are generally more resilient during power failures.
6. Limited Detection of Smoke: Thermal imaging focuses on heat detection, whereas smoke detectors and sprinkler systems are designed to detect smoke and fire-related gases. This means that thermal cameras might not alert to smoke as quickly as other systems.

Why Thermal Imaging Cameras are the Future of Fire Prevention

While sprinkler systems have long been the go-to solution for fire safety, thermal imaging cameras represent a more advanced and effective approach. With the ability to detect fires before they start, thermal imaging cameras offer an additional layer of safety and significantly reduce the risk of property damage and business interruption.

In summary, thermal imaging cameras provide a proactive approach to fire safety, focusing on early detection and prevention. This capability, coupled with their precision and integration potential, makes them a superior choice compared to traditional sprinkler systems. If you’re seeking a fire safety system that minimises risk and maximises protection, thermal imaging cameras should be at the top of your list.

Thermal Imaging Cameras Used to Protect Incineration Plants

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Bi3 takes pride in its versatility and ability to adapt to project needs, MudCam is just one of our latest developments created through our Bespoke Development and Prince 2 Project Management services. Bi3 worked alongside OCS and SCS JV to develop an innovative solution which addresses a unique construction issue, mud on roads. Together we have brought about MudCam. A solution we hope to spread as a non-intrusive solution to legislation requirements and public relations issues stemming from mud on roads. We innovated, we delivered.

What is MudCam?

MudCam is specifically designed to tackle the safety concerns related to mud build-ups on roads, entrances, and exits around construction sites. This issue poses a significant challenge for construction projects as it can lead to costly multi-million-pound shutdowns if not properly managed.

When MudCam is in place, construction sites can proactively address these concerns, ensuring a safer and more efficient working environment. By continuously monitoring and detecting mud build-ups, MudCam enables prompt action to rectify the situation before it escalates, mitigating potential disruptions and safeguarding the success of construction projects.

Industry Award

MudCam has earned industry recognition and prestige, garnering a nomination for the prestigious ‘Technological Innovation of the Year’ award at the London Construction Awards (LCA) 2023. This nomination highlights the solution’s ground-breaking capabilities and its significant contribution to enhancing safety and efficiency in the construction industry. This event is to take place on the 22nd of September 2023.

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“MudCam was developed in direct response to political and legislative requests and to maintain the highest levels of health and safety on the HS2 Project.  It’s a totally unique product that demonstrates our commitment to reducing the impact of construction works and ensuring the safety of the surrounding community.

“We’re currently in initial conversations about a number of future opportunities for MudCam and are working with our supply chain to develop new technologies to benefit the wider industry.”

– Andrew Campbell, Security Systems Director,

How does MudCam work?

MudCam is an advanced video analytics-based solution developed by Bi3 and integrated into Bi3’s Prism platform, a customisable CCTV platform (learn more about Prism here). MudCam’s primary function is to continuously monitor the areas of road outside construction zones or areas with high traffic of construction-related vehicles. The system’s objective is to detect anomalies on the road surface, such as instances when mud falls off the back of construction vehicles or is dragged out of the construction site by logistics vehicles.

MudCam operates on Bi3’s Surface Deposit Detection (S.D.D.), which employs cutting-edge technology to visually identify changes in the road surface. Specifically designed for MudCam, the system is calibrated to recognise mud as the key anomaly.

When MudCam detects the presence of mud on the road surface, it promptly generates an alert. This alert is then transmitted to the Logistics Management Hub or the responsible party. Subsequently, the message can be relayed to the appropriate personnel, such as road cleaning vehicles or site managers, who can take immediate action to address the issue on-site before it escalates into a more significant problem.

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“It’s often the simple innovations that have the most impact. It is important that a project of this scale constantly reviews its work and develops initiatives to create a step-change improvement for our industry. I am proud that OCS have developed this solution for us, to improve safety and create a better environment for road users and the local community.”

Mark Starosolsky, Director of Logistics at SCS JV

Example of  the MudCam Detection Zone (The MuCam unit is positioned to the left of the zone)

How was MudCam developed?

Bi3, renowned as ‘Experts in Human, Vehicle, and Object Detection’, were approached by OCS to explore the potential of video analytics in enhancing traffic logistic management, safety monitoring, and quality control on the HS2 construction sites across the UK. During this collaboration, the pressing legislative and political issue of mud build-ups emerged as a critical concern. This led to the conception and development of a solution that could automate and optimise the mud clean-up process, providing benefits by, reducing associated costs, and addressing the worries of local residents, communities, and legislation.

Over the course of several months, Bi3 diligently worked on the development of MudCam, a cutting-edge automated identification system tailored to tackle mud build-up challenges. Rigorous testing and refinement occurred through multiple rounds until the final solution was successfully delivered. MudCam now stands as a testament to Bi3’s commitment to technological innovation and its ability to address critical industry challenges effectively.

Legislation Concerns

MudCam addresses various pieces of legislation, including the Highways Act 1980 and the Environmental Protection Act 1990. This is crucial, as mud on roads can lead to accidents, injuries, and public nuisance. This would potentially result in legal liability for the individuals or organisations responsible for its deposition under the Highways Act 1980.

• Section 100 of the Highways Act 1980¹: This section gives the highway authority the power to drain the highway or prevent surface water from flowing onto it, and to discharge the water into any inland or tidal waters. It also makes it an offence to alter, obstruct, or interfere with a drain or barrier constructed by the authority, and allows the authority to recover the expenses of repairing or reinstating the drain or barrier from the offender.
• Section 131 of the Highways Act 1980²: This section makes it an offence to deposit anything on the highway that would damage the highway, such as mud or soil. It also makes it an offence to pull down or obliterate a traffic sign, milestone, or direction post on the highway. The penalty for these offences is a fine not exceeding level 3 on the standard scale (currently £1,000).
• Section 148 of the Highways Act 1980¹²: This section makes it an offence to deposit mud or other materials on the highway that would interrupt other users of the highway. The penalty for this offence is a fine not exceeding level 3 on the standard scale (currently £1,000).
• Section 149 of the Highways Act 1980¹²: This section gives the highways authority the power to clean the road and recover its expenses from the person causing the obstruction. The highways authority can also issue a notice requiring the person to take steps to prevent or reduce the deposit of mud or other materials on the road.
• Section 161 of the Highways Act 1980²: This section makes it an offence to cause soil or refuse to fall, be washed, or carried onto a highway from land that is adjacent to it. The penalty for this offence is a fine not exceeding level 4 on the standard scale (currently £2,500).
• Section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990²: This section imposes a duty of care on anyone who produces, imports, carries, keeps, treats, or disposes of controlled waste. Controlled waste includes any substance or object that is discarded or intended to be discarded. This means that mud from construction sites may be considered as controlled waste and must be handled and disposed of properly. The penalty for breaching this duty of care is an unlimited fine and/or imprisonment for up to five years.

Moreover, if the issue of mud build-up persists and becomes a public concern, there is a possibility of new legislation being enacted. Such legislative changes have the potential to interrupt ongoing construction projects, emphasising the significance of avoiding unnecessary and invasive legislation to ensure the efficient completion of construction projects.

To Conclude

In conclusion, MudCam stands as a remarkable achievement in addressing the safety concerns posed by mud build-ups on roads and surrounding construction sites. Developed by Business Insight 3 in collaboration with OCS and Skanska Costain STRABAG Joint Venture (SCS JV), this unique detection system offers construction sites a proactive and efficient solution to mitigate potential accidents, injuries, and public nuisances caused by mud on roads. By continuously monitoring and detecting mud build-ups, MudCam enables timely action to rectify the situation, reducing the risk of costly multi-million-pound shutdowns that can disrupt construction projects.

For further information on MudCam or Surface Anomaly Detection System (SIDS) Contact Bi3

Call on 017772 330 777 or Email info@bi3.co.uk

Hey there, exciting news! Bi3, the leading provider of innovative business solutions, has officially obtained the prestigious ISO 9001 certification. We’re absolutely thrilled about this accomplishment, as it demonstrates our unwavering commitment to delivering top-notch quality products and services to all of our amazing clients.

We want to take a moment to give a huge shoutout to Liam Thomas, the talented Project Manager at Business Insight 3. Liam played a pivotal role in managing our applicati

on for the ISO 9001 certification, and we couldn’t be more grateful for his exceptional leadership and dedication. His attention to detail and relentless drive were instrumental in guiding us through the challenging certification process.

Liam Thomas, project Manager

So, what does this certification mean for Bi3? Well, it means that we have met the internationally recognised standards for quality management systems. In other words, we’re committed to consistently improving our internal processes, optimizing our operations, and delivering even better products and services. Our goal is simple: to exceed your expectations and provide you with outstanding customer satisfaction.

Quality is at the heart of everything we do at Bi3, and this ISO 9001 certification is a true testament to that. We’re incredibly proud of this achievement, and we’ll continue to raise the bar when it comes to excellence in the industry.

We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to Liam Thomas once again for his incredible leadership and guidance throughout this certification journey. With Liam’s expertise and our shiny new ISO 9001 certification, we’re confident that we’ll continue to soar and surpass expectations in the ever-evolving business world.

To all our clients, partners, and team members who have supported us along the way, we couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you for being a part of this amazing adventure. We’re looking forward to enhancing our services, delivering exceptional results, and making you even happier.

On Thursday, July 6th, Business Insight 3 (Bi3) and Ultinous co-hosted an exciting event known as the Ultinous Insights Exchange Day. This event served as a platform for Bi3’s valued customers to explore the latest advancements from Ultinous, a leading provider of AI-driven video analytics solutions. Attendees were treated to a glimpse of Ultinous’ groundbreaking U-Safe technology, a comprehensive health and safety detection solution. Additionally, Ultinous unveiled their new and emerging technology, including the intriguing U-Query feature. This collaborative event showcased innovation and provided invaluable insights into the future of video analytics.

Discovering U-Safe: Enhancing Health and Safety:

At the Ultinous Insights Exchange Day, attendees were introduced to U-Safe, an AI video analytics solution that revolutionises health and safety monitoring. Ultinous demonstrated how U-Safe can help organisations ensure a safer environment for their workforce. The solution encompasses a range of powerful features, such as…

• Hazardous Area Monitoring
• PPE Detection
• Fall Detection
• Stopped Vehicle Detection
• Privacy Masking
• and more

With U-Safe, companies can proactively identify and address potential risks, improving overall safety standards and preventing accidents.

Unveiling U-Query: Unlocking the Power of Video Analytics:

One of the highlights of the event was Ultinous’ unveiling of their latest technology, U-Query. This exciting feature harnesses the capabilities of video analytics to enable users to extract meaningful insights from vast amounts of video data. U-Query empowers businesses to efficiently search and analyse video footage, uncovering valuable information for various purposes, such as enhancing operational efficiency, optimising resource allocation, and improving customer experience. By leveraging U-Query, organisations can transform video data into actionable intelligence, opening new possibilities for data-driven decision-making.

Collaboration for Success:

The Ultinous Insights Exchange Day was a testament to the strong collaboration between Bi3 and Ultinous. By co-hosting this event, both companies aimed to provide their customers with an exclusive opportunity to explore cutting-edge technologies and gain a competitive edge in their respective industries. The event fostered a vibrant atmosphere of knowledge exchange, networking, and innovation.

Customer Engagement and Feedback:

Bi3’s valued customers in attendance had the chance to engage directly with Ultinous experts, discussing their specific needs and challenges. The event encouraged open dialogue and facilitated valuable feedback, enabling Ultinous to gain further insights into customer requirements and refine their solutions accordingly. The interactive sessions and demonstrations sparked enthusiasm among attendees, as they witnessed first-hand the transformative potential of Ultinous’ technologies.

Looking Towards the Future:

The Ultinous Insights Exchange Day marked a significant milestone in the collaboration between Bi3 and Ultinous, showcasing their commitment to driving technological advancements in the realm of video analytics. The event was not only a celebration of innovation but also a testament to the shared vision of both companies in providing cutting-edge solutions to enhance workplace safety and optimise operations.

Conclusion:

The Ultinous Insights Exchange Day hosted at the Bi3 offices was a resounding success, attracting enthusiastic attendees eager to explore the latest developments in video analytics. Ultinous’ U-Safe solution and the unveiling of U-Query demonstrated the power of AI-driven technologies in revolutionising health and safety monitoring and unlocking valuable insights from video data.

Through collaboration and customer engagement, this event showcased the shared commitment of Bi3 and Ultinous to empowering organisations with innovative solutions. As the industry evolves, the insights gained from this event will undoubtedly shape the future of video analytics and pave the way for enhanced safety, efficiency, and success in various sectors.

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Over the years, the partnership has grown stronger, with Bi3’s expertise in electronic security and business intelligence complementing Davantis’ advanced video analytics technology. This has enabled both companies to develop solutions that meet the complex and evolving needs of businesses and organizations, such as real-time detection and identification of security threats, reduced false alarms, and increased situational awareness.

Why Does Bi3 Only Supply Davantis Video Analytics?

One powerful answer to this question has been putt concisely by Bi3’s Technical Director, Ed Kohut during the recent interview. “Davantis is probably the best video analytics in the world” However its not only the incredible performance of Davantis analytics but the powerful relationship built over years of cooperation that has established trust and clear communication.  Bi3 prides its self on establishing strong partnerships that lead to mutual growth and innovations in technology, and Davantis has come to this partner ship with the same level of commitment.

DFUSION

One of the key solutions that Bi3 offers its customers through the partnership with Davantis is the DFUSION video analytics system. DFUSION is a powerful and flexible platform that provides real-time detection and identification of security threats, such as intruders, vehicles, and objects. The platform leverages advanced algorithms and features, reducing false alarms and increasing situational awareness, allowing businesses and organizations to respond quickly and effectively to security incidents.

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“Probably the Best Video Analytics in the World”

-Ed Kohut, Technical Director

Accreditations

Accreditations play a crucial role in the security CCTV video analytics industry as they provide assurance to customers that the services and products offered by a company are of high quality and meet industry standards. Accreditations such as the CPNI and the (Secured by Design) SbD are awarded by independent bodies and are only granted to companies that have demonstrated competence and adherence to strict guidelines and regulations. This ensures that companies in the security CCTV video analytics industry are accountable and operate with integrity, providing reliable and effective solutions to their customers.

Davantis DFUSION video analytics is an industry-leading solution that has earned both CPNI (Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure) and Secured by Design accreditations. These accreditations serve as a testament to the advanced security features and reliability of the DFUSION system. With CPNI accreditation, DFUSION has met the UK government’s rigorous security standards for safeguarding critical infrastructure against security threats.’

‘These accreditations are not easy to achieve so it is brilliant to see’

– Chris Eccles, Sales Director

Secured by Design accreditation also signifies that DFUSION has been designed with crime prevention in mind, meeting the highest standards for security and safety. With these accreditations, businesses can have peace of mind knowing that they have a cutting-edge video analytics system that has been tried and tested by top security experts.

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BI3, Experts in Human, Vehicle and Object Detection and specialists in providing CPNI-approved video analytics and Business Intelligence solutions, and BDS a global leader in physical defence and security technology, has announced a strategic partnership aimed at further enhancing the security capabilities of organisations in the Middle East.

Under the partnership, BI3 will integrate its advanced video analytics platforms with BDS’s collective range of class-leading security offerings to create comprehensive security solutions for businesses and government agencies.

“We are thrilled to partner with BDS to provide clients in the Middle East with powerful and holistic security solutions,” said Glen Higson, MD of BI3.

The collective proposition will provide real-time threat intelligence, advanced analytics and incident response capabilities to protect against a wide range of security threats and physical breaches.

“We are excited to work with BI3 leveraging the latest in analytics and threat intelligence adding to our robust portfolio of high-quality products delivering comprehensive systems demanded by our clients,” said John Benton, MD of BDS.

BDS ‘S Website: www.bdswll.com

One way to enhance existing CCTV infrastructure is to integrate video analytics solutions such as Davantis DFUSION that can detect potential threats in real-time and provide alerts to security personnel. This can help security teams to quickly identify and respond to security breaches, potentially preventing incidents from escalating and causing harm or damage.

Another way to enhance existing CCTV infrastructure is to implement advanced video analytics technologies, such as PPE compliance detection or Automatic license plate recognition (ANPR). These solutions can help organizations to more effectively track and monitor individuals or vehicles, reducing the risk of unauthorized access, suspicious activity and provide added benefits such as Health and safety monitoring.

At Business Insight 3, we specialize in providing customized video analytics solutions that can be seamlessly integrated with existing CCTV infrastructure. Our team of experts can work with clients to assess their current security needs and develop a solution that is tailored to meet those needs while also maximizing the value of existing investments.

In addition, we offer training and support services to help clients get the most out of their video analytics solutions, ensuring that they are able to effectively leverage the latest technologies to improve safety and security.

Contact Business Insight 3 today to learn more about how we can help you enhance your existing CCTV infrastructure with advanced video analytics solutions.

Take a look at a recent G4S Webinar where this question was answered by Ed kohut, Bi3 Technical Director and, Richard Eaves, Head of Operations & Business intelligence…

Two of the key accreditations that are used to benchmark video analytics solutions are the CPNI accreditation and the Secured by Design approval. The CPNI accreditation is awarded to companies that provide security products and services that meet the specific requirements of the UK’s national infrastructure. This includes critical infrastructure such as power plants, water treatment facilities, and transportation systems, as well as other facilities that are deemed to be of national importance.

The Secured by Design approval, on the other hand, is a UK police initiative that promotes the use of security measures that are proven to reduce crime. This includes the use of video analytics solutions that have been certified to meet the highest standards for security and safety.

At Business Insight 3, we are proud to have received both the CPNI accreditation and the Secured by Design approval for our video analytics solutions. These certifications demonstrate our commitment to delivering high-quality, effective solutions that meet the needs of our clients while also adhering to industry standards and best practices.

In addition, we are continually investing in research and development to ensure that our solutions are on the cutting-edge of video analytics technology, and we work closely with our clients to ensure that our solutions meet their specific needs and requirements. Contact Business Insight 3 today to learn more about our industry-leading video analytics solutions.

Business Insight 3’s Ed Kohut, Technical Director, answers this question on a recent G4s Webinar…

During the recent G4s webinar, Advanced Analytics in Physical Security Operations, a common question that arose was the difference between machine learning and AI. While the two

terms are often used interchangeably, they actually refer to different technologies that are related, but distinct.

At Business Insight 3, we understand the importance of understanding these distinctions in order to provide the best possible solutions for our clients. Simply put, machine learning is a type of AI that involves training algorithms to recognize patterns in data and make predictions based on that data. Machine learning algorithms can be used in a wide range of applications, from image recognition to natural language processing.

AI, on the other hand, refers to a broad field of computer science that involves creating machines that can perform tasks that would typically require human intelligence, such as recognizing speech, making decisions, or understanding natural language. Machine learning is just one of the many technologies that falls under the umbrella of AI.

While there is some overlap between the two technologies, machine learning is generally considered a subfield of AI. At Business Insight 3, we leverage both machine learning and other AI technologies to develop customized solutions that meet the unique needs of our clients.

Ultimately, understanding the differences between machine learning and AI is important for developing effective solutions that leverage the latest technologies to solve complex business challenges. At Business Insight 3, we specialize in providing advanced video analytics solutions that leverage the latest in AI and machine learning technologies to help our clients improve security, increase efficiency, and reduce costs.

Take a look at the G4S webinar where this question is answered by Ed Kohut, Technical Director of Bi3…