Annual Report 2008 - Securitas

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12 Presentation of our offering Case #2 Entertainment Security Officers Key to a Great Experience Securitas has been NBC/Universal’s largest provider of security services for many years. Brian Brady, Vice President Corporate Security at NBC/Universal Studios, reveals, “I am happy with Securitas. It’s my first choice. “ ”Since risk conditions can change fast, flexibility is crucial – and that is what we found in Securitas,” Brady explains. “We are in a partnership that is beneficial for the both of us, and it shows. This is a people business, and Securitas understands that. I need to know that the security officers are loyal to us and knowledgeable about the property and risks involved in our business, so that we deliver quality security services to our visitors and employees, and with Securitas I feel safe. The security officers are very friendly and proud of their jobs and they are seen as a part of the dedicated NBC/Universal team. Even when I need to recruit someone to my own department, I ask a representative from Securitas to join me in the interview.” NBC/Universal is one of the largest media and entertainment companies in the world, producing motion pictures and television shows and operating a leading television stations group and world-renowned theme parks for example in Los Angeles, California. At Universal Studios, part of NBC/ Universal, the company’s sprawling, 386-acre property is dedicated to movie fans and movie makers. Part of the site known as the “upper lot” is a spectacular amusement park open to the public, where up to 60,000 visitors dine, shop and enjoy rides and movierelated entertainment every day. In another area of the site known as the “lower lot,” which is not open to the public, new movies are filmed on the studio’s soundstages. The two adjacent lots provide a variety of security challenges, from access, crowd control and preventing intellectual property theft to providing security for a day-care unit for Universal employees’ children. The solution includes a comprehensive camera system and 500 security officers crosstrained for all functions on both lots. Securitas Annual Report 2008 Piracy prevention Counterfeiting products is a major concern and a separate group has been established to deal with this issue. At the lower lot, where movies, television programs and commercials are made, the main concern for Universal Studios is the risk that movies in progress could be copied. Fire safety Securitas has helped to develop a new fireprevention program in cooperation with the LA County Fire Department. Executive protection at special events In collaboration with the U.S. Secret Service and the Los Angeles sheriff’s department, fire department and bomb squad, Securitas provides executive protection at various events with highprofile guests. This includes guarding gates, hotels and transportation, the security at the location and traffic control. Badges The badge office is key – it is here that access to various areas is granted and controlled. Monitoring room The security officers in the monitoring room can follow everything captured on the numerous CCTVs placed throughout the upper lot. Protecting visiting companies The NBC/Universal lot is visited regularly by other television networks that require a lock-down facility where they do not have to worry about paparazzi and other risks. Authorized access Access to the lower lot is restricted to authorized employees and a number of sophisticated systems are in place for tracking and updating information about them.
Estuardo Turcios, one of Securitas’ security officers at Universal Studios in Los Angeles California, is helping a visiting family with directions.
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Page 9 and 10: The cornerstones of our strategy Hi
Page 11 and 12: The Business model for Specialized
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Page 49 and 50: Turnover The turnover of Securitas
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Note 1 General corporate informatio
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IFRS 8 Operating segments The Group
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Joint ventures (IAS 31) The proport
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Employee benefits (IAS 19) The Grou
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Interest rate fixing It is the poli
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Shareholdings The Board of Director
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AUDIT FEES AND rEIMBUrSEMENTS MSEK
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Impairment testing For the purpose
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MAIN AcTUArIAL ASSUMPTIONS 2008 200
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Balance sheet MSEK Note 2008 2007 2
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The Work of the Board of Directors
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Insider Policy and Records The Boar
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3. Financial Reporting controllers
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MSEK 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 CAPIT
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Statement of income 2007 MSEK q1 20
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