Posts Tagged ‘wireless access control’
Five ways access control matters in your co-working space
Most likely, tenants and visitors to your co-working space value agile, modern solutions. In other words, pretty much the opposite of mechanical lock-and-key technology. One forecast suggests flexible workspaces in the EMEA region will number around 17,000 by 2022. Co-working provision is a dynamic market, with increasingly fierce competition for a user base that knows…
Read MoreAccess control options? Wireless doesn’t tie you down
As one recent market report highlights, more and more organisations are switching to wireless access control to secure premises. Their motivations are well rehearsed. Wireless devices offer greater flexibility without sacrificing security. With integrated RFID readers, they are easy to retrofit to existing doors and buildings, giving security managers much more control over a…
Read MoreAperio wireless access control cuts lost key hassles at a growing student accommodation block
We lose keys. It’s just something we do, however much we try not to. One study in the UK estimated around 10,000 annually end up just in the refuse, by mistake. At one growing student accommodation block in southern France, they sought a solution to lost keys and the other hassles of managing an outdated…
Read MoreThe success of Wireless Access Control – opinions from the professionals
Following the publication of ‘The Wireless Access Control Report 2018’, leading security professionals from a range of industries share their opinions of the market, and the future, of wireless access control. Why demand for wireless continues to grow? Figures from the 2018 edition of the report show continued growth for wireless vs. wired solutions, but…
Read MoreSMARTair™ wireless access control was installed at a new health centre in Stourbridge
Fast, cost-efficient installation and flexible operation convinced architects that SMARTair™ wireless access control was the right choice for securing a new health centre in Stourbridge, England.
Read MoreASSA ABLOY asks: How do we secure care homes and their residents in the 21st century?
Care homes present many unique security challenges. A residence should feel like a welcoming space and provide a pleasant environment to greet family and other visitors. It should be a home, in every sense. The solution is wireless access control which is user-friendly and already trusted in residences all over Europe, says ASSA ABLOY.
Read MoreLOCKEN to launch ‘innovative applications and new contactless technology’ at Security & Policing Home Office event
LOCKEN, a leading provider of cable-free access control solutions, will be announcing the launch of a new range of highly innovative security systems, and will showcase its Mechatronic range of access control systems at the forthcoming Security & Policing Home Office event, London, 7 – 9 March 2017.
Read MoreASSA ABLOY’s Aperio® brings real-time monitoring to University of Birmingham accommodation
The University of Birmingham has chosen ASSA ABLOY’s Aperio® wireless access control for real-time monitoring at its Edgbaston’s Vale Village accommodation, which houses more than 1400 students. With extensive experience in the university sector, ASSA ABLOY says it was the preferred choice.
Read MoreAperio® wireless access control cuts theft from Grenoble hospital
The Centre Hospitalier Universitaire (CHU) de Grenoble occupies a site that’s open to the city and its people — literally. It has no enclosing walls. Even the city tram passes between its buildings. With so many people on the premises each day, theft of hospital property had become widespread.
Read MoreAccess control at Intersec 2017: ASSA ABLOY discuss the latest solutions
In the run up to Intersec 2017, Security Middle East interviews Thomas Schulz, Director Marketing and Communications DAS EMEA at ASSA ABLOY, on what we should expect to see from ASSA ABLOY at the show – including the latest trends in IoT-powered, wireless access control for businesses and homes.
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