Ann: DTI to Provide Systems to Wrightbus for City of Dublin, page-2

Yet more progress with another company that has deep roots not only in Europe, but globally too. DTI is really starting to make some impressive inroads offshore.

The Australian market for DTI's advanced CCTV surveillance systems for buses should be in high demand too, if Sydney is anything to go by.

See link to article below.

http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/03/14/07/00/man-charged-after-sydney-bus-attack

'On average, a person a day is assaulted on a Sydney bus or at a bus stop, says the NSW opposition following an attack on the lower north shore.'

NSW opposition transport spokeswoman Jodi McKay has called on the government to address a "worrying trend" of violence on buses.

Ms McKay cited BOCSAR figures for the past five years, showing close to 2000 people have been assaulted on buses and at bus stops.

"The community is often the only line of defence, meaning drivers and other passengers are being thrown in the middle of a dangerous situation," she said.

DTI's advanced CCTV surveillance systems can provide an extra layer of defence through deterrence and even if that doesn't work it will at least go a long way to helping the police identify and track down offenders.

DTI are very much in the right place at the right time. In this day and age all buses and trains worldwide should have advanced CCTV surveillance systems installed.

The market for DTI's products is huge as is its potential sitting on a share price of just 24c!