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After 26/11, experts favour IT-based surveillance systems in public places

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Posted: Jan 17, 2009 at 0310 hrs IST

Kolkata Experts feel that post-Mumbai terror attacks, information technology-based surveillance systems should be made an integral part of the security arrangements in public places.

“People are becoming more aware about the significance of IT-based systems in monitoring a location,” said Uppal Chakraborty, CIO, DLF Limited. Chakraborty and other experts from companies like Sun Micro Systems, Microsoft, PWC and ITC were speaking at INFOCOM 2008-09, an IT exhibition.

“Post terror attacks, all our customers want digital video surveillance in public areas of their buildings,” said Chakraborty.

Presently, real estate companies heavily depend on CCTVs for security of their premises. “We have a CCTV footage monitoring room, but very soon an upgraded version of digital video surveillance will be installed that can be programmed according to personal needs,” he said.

Most real estate companies are also heavily dependent on GPS and GIS systems to keep tab on acquired land.

“DLF owns large tracts of land throughout the country and it is not manually possible to monitor them. So we use a GPS tracking system to monitor any encroachments on our plots,” Chakraborty added.

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