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Solheim Cup
It has been a busy year for Raven with amazing golf tournaments. Following on from the success of the Ryder Cup in 2018, The European Tour used Raven throughout the year at various tournaments including…
London Pride uses Raven
Raven made its debut with London Pride on 6th July, for the pride parade, celebrating the 50 year Jubilee for the LGBTQ community. Pride Festival showcased the very best from across the London LGBT+ community,…
Raven Scores Another Hole in One
We are happy to announce that Raven Controls was recently used for the European Tours – British Masters that was based at Hillside Golf Club. The golf tournament took place between Thursday 9th May –…
RAVEN SET TO KEEP RYDER CUP ON PAR
Raven, a real time incident management tool, will ensure all the drama at this year’s Ryder Cup takes place on the fairway. Developed by Scottish resilience and crisis management experts ID Resilience, Raven’s innovative technology…
How can technology enhance event security?
We live in a threat-rich and litigious world. All too often our headlines are dominated by threats like Manchester Arena or disasters such as Hillsborough. The importance of security at events and conferences cannot be overstated. In today’s society, there are…
Glasgow’s Raven Controls takes off with £300k funding
Glasgow-based Raven Controls, whose systems have been used at golf’s Ryder Cup and athletics’ European Championships, has secured £300,000 in funding from business angels. The funding from business angels David Fletcher, Malcolm Jones and Clark…
Expert advice for start-ups: Ian Kerr, Raven Controls
Expert advice for start-ups: Ian Kerr, Raven Controls Embarking on a new business can be a daunting experience. You’ve got the idea and the know-how, but can you make it work? It’s a time when…
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