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27 October 2014

• Attention at the Barracks with Berry Systems Safety Barriers

  The Barracks multi-storey car park in Coventry was built over 50 years ago and, until recently, had been maintained on a fairly sporadic basis. It was built of reinforced concrete using a British Lift Slab design and work to strengthen the column heads had been undertaken in the wake of the partial collapse of the similarly constructed Pipers Row car park in Wolverhampton in 1997.

• KONE destination operating panel and ceiling light win two coveted Red Dot Awards

  KONE has won two awards in the "Red Dot Award: Product Design 2014". The awarded products are RL 20 elevator ceiling light and KSP 858 destination operating panel. The Red Dot Design Award dates back to 1954 and is now one of the world's largest and most distinguished design competitions.

• KONE introduces turnstile solution for smoother, smarter people flow

  KONE, a global leader in the lift and escalator industry, today announced the launch of a new turnstile solution that will improve security, guidance, and convenience in buildings of all kinds. This next generation turnstile enables full integration of the KONE People Flow Intelligence solutions from the building lobby area to a user's final destination.

• Elesa Panel Support Clamp judged PPMA “Most Innovative Auxiliary Equipment”

  Elesa (UK)’s Panel Support Clamp was winner of the “Most Innovative Auxiliary Equipment” category at the PPMA Show 2014 Awards – presented by Rory Bremner.

• Christmas Menu Cases

  External wall mounted menu cases from just £39.99 + VAT

• Ultra Tile introduce fantastic new grout colours

  Popular adhesives and grout brand, Ultra Tile has added the new striking Titanium and gorgeous Jasmine to their range of FlexJoint grout colours.

• The Importance of Internal Cleanliness of Ventilation Systems

  DeepClean Hygiene Solutions Limited analyse ‘The Guide to Good Practice TR/19’ and the revised practice for cleaning of internal ventilation systems.

• Ballet performed on Harlequin dance floor at breast cancer fund raiser

  A ballet piece performed in front of London’s elite ladies on a Harlequin dance floor was a highlight of the recent ‘Circles of Dreams’ lunch organised to raise funds in aid of breast cancer support and research.

24 October 2014

• Industrial Poverty: Yesterday Sweden, Today Europe, Tomorrow America

  Conventional wisdom says that Europe’s crisis is a financial crisis. But is this really the case? In Industrial Poverty, economist Sven R. Larson, challenges this view and suggests instead that Europe is in a state of permanent economic decline.

• Shoppernomics: How to Shorten and Focus the Shoppers' Routes to Purchase

  What happens from the moment the thought of a purchase occurs, to ownership, is a journey that is impacted by media, advice, packaging and now even experiencing the product or service. Many of the impact messages are way off the target - brand managers, agencies, retailers would give their eye teeth to know when to supply what message, in what order, by what means, to persuade ‘the gatekeeper to the family budget’ or the B2B buyer to part with their money as they reach the point of sale.