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SECURITAS TECHNOLOGY LAUNCHES GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY OUTLOOK REPORT 2025
Securitas Technology, a specialist in security solutions integration and alarm monitoring, has announced the release of its world-renowned 2025 Global Technology Outlook Report. Now in its seventh year, the report is packed full of data- driven insights designed to help organisations around the world learn more about the trends and innovations impacting the future of security technology.
“Innovation isn’t just about adopting the latest technology – it’s about harnessing that technology to create smarter, safer, and more sustainable solutions for our clients,” said Tony Byerly, Global President & CEO, Securitas Technology. “With our clients at the center of everything we do, we are dedicated to helping them stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving security landscape, especially as they consider their technology roadmap and future investments.”
This year’s report focuses on five trending topics: Emerging Technologies, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Analytics,
MITIE BAGS £130M HMRC CONTRACT
Mitie has been awarded a five- year contract, worth £130m, with His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for the delivery of integrated FM services across the ‘East Region’ of HMRC’s estate, including asset maintenance and projects works.
Mitie will deliver planned and reactive engineering, waste management, carbon reduction, landscaping, cleaning, and catering services across 28 HMRC sites. This includes its regional hubs in
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Cloud Technology, Cybersecurity and Data Privacy, and Sustainability. By exploring these trends, clients can delve into unique insights from the industry’s leading security technology manufacturers and technologies, as well as the marketplace – including exclusive survey data on technology adoption, implementation, and future investments shared by electronic security decision makers from over 1,100 organisations around the world.
"The 2025 Global Technology Outlook Report reflects our rich history and extensive expertise in security and safety. It’s a one-of-a-kind publication that truly represents our dedication to putting our clients first, leading the industry with data driven insights, and our commitment to make the world a safer place," Byerly stated. "With our global presence, local operations, scalable systems, personalised services, and intense focus on operational excellence, we are uniquely positioned to be
London Stratford, Edinburgh, Leeds, Nottingham, and Croydon, as well as other locations across the east of England and Scotland.
HMRC’s FM services were previously delivered by five suppliers, with this being the first time it has allocated the contract to two suppliers covering the East (Mitie) and West (Sodexo) regions respectively.
The contract builds on Mitie’s existing relationship with HMRC, having delivered specialist security services across its entire estate since 2019, with a new contract being awarded in March this year.
the best technology partner in the industry. We sincerely appreciate and take very seriously the opportunity to serve as our clients' trusted advisor and we’re proud to share this information with them as we continue to shape the future of security together."
The Securitas Technology 2025 Global Technology Outlook Report is available now. You can read and download the report here.
www.securitastechnology.co.uk
Jason Towse, Managing Director, Business Services, Mitie, said: “Building on our existing partnership, we are proud to expand our services to help create more efficient, sustainable, and future- ready workplaces for HMRC’s teams across the UK. From engineering and cleaning to carbon reduction initiatives, we look forward to delivering expert solutions that ensure HMRC’s sites are operating at their best, allowing its people to focus on serving the British public.”
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