Archive for the ‘Proximity Cards’ Category

Shoppers go there to spend. Residents go there to sleep. Kids go there to play. Tourists go there to ogle. The Americana at Brand is a new mixed-use development in Glendale, Calif., where these groups congregate daily. The six-building, 15.5-acre project with 75 retail shops, 100 condominiums and 238 apartments was developed by Caruso Affiliated,… Read more >>

Proximity cards are extensively used by companies to keep control over the physical access of their employees. Each of the employees is allotted a proximity card, which they are required to show in front of the card reader. The card reader receives the ID from the card and it transmits the same to the central… Read more >>

By: Gary Terrazas Many businesses and other organizations are installing increasingly sophisticated office building access control systems. And its not hard to see why. For one, the office building is usually home to the organization’s computer server, on which the organization stores vital information and runs its website. And in today’s knowledge-driven economies, many organizations’… Read more >>

By: Terry Stanfield A card access system may be the most economical way to protect your interests. People are willing to pay out a lot of money for security to protect their companies from outside sources and sometimes even the internal sources. To have the best cutting edge security will cost more than you are… Read more >>

By: Francois J Muscat Access control systems are simply security systems with more sophisticated and suitable locking. These are often needed in cases where you own a facility that contains or deals with sensitive information. One example could be a research facility. Although these can be used for many types of entries and the security… Read more >>