People

New Face at TITAN VISION

By On 23/10/2017

Jack Probka has joined the TITAN VISION team at Visual Management Systems Ltd. with the important role of Business Development.

With several years experience within the industry specialising in CCTV, Fire, Intruder, Access Control, Time & Attendance and Lone Worker, Jack attended Glasgow Caledonian University gaining a Second Class Upper degree in Business with Marketing.

"Taking a consultative approach and engaging with customers is key to creating a tailored solution specific to individual needs. Thus my role is to make sure the security system provided meets the requirements of the customer".

Jack continues "I have a passion for creating and maintaining long lasting relationships whilst overcoming challenges and continually learning along the way".

Contact Jack here

Investing in the future

By On 26/07/2016

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As one of the leading developers of Physical Security Information Management Systems (PSIM) Visual Management Systems Ltd., with its flagship product Titan Vision, is continually looking towards the future and investing in new technology, skills and people, to develop both the portfolio and the team. With this in mind Visual Management Systems Ltd, continues with its Apprentice and Training Schemes bringing three new faces into the company.

96 miles, 5 days, 52 years old and two dodgy knees

By On 13/06/2016

Graeme anderson walk

Graeme Anderson Commercial Director at the developers of TITAN VISION, Visual Management Systems Limited completed his sponsored walk of the West Highland Way this weekend following a 5 day challenge covering an amazing 96 miles amongst some of Scotland’s most beautiful scenery.

Graeme and his fellow walkers trecked the 96 miles in aid of the CHAS Charity (Children’s Hospice Association of Scotland) following the loss of his 25 year old son Gregor to Duchene Muscular Dystrophy last year.

Congratulations to the team, Calum, Jamie, Graeme, David, Graham and Ryan pictured (left to right) finishing in Fort William raising in excess of £4000.