23/08/11
By Karen Moss
Y-cam Solutions Ltd have helped Domino’s Pizza protect their 600 company and franchised stores across the UK and Ireland with over 200 IP cameras. As part of their business, Domino’s need to ensure that each store is a safe and secure environment, equipped with a first-class security solution.
The installation consisted of over 200 Y-cam cameras located in 120 stores across the UK and Ireland, and installed by Domino’s in-house IT team, utilising the organisations existing CCTV infrastructure – running through iCode i-Catcher monitoring software.
Naz Ahmed, IT installation manger for Domino’s Pizza, says; “Staff work throughout the day and night – unsociable hours. This opens up stores to a number of threats, which is heightened due to the opening hours and the areas that some stores are located. They tend to get a bit of trouble, especially with the late night trade, so to ensure the safety of the customers and staff we have cameras installed.”
Domino’s have utilised Y-cam’s various features including; using indoor and outdoor models, night vision capabilities for around-the-clock surveillance, motion detection alerts and remote access to the cameras through the internet and from mobile devices.
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