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E-470 Public Highway Authority Implements 3xLOGIC’s infinias Access Control

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Technology Category	Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management
Applicable Industries	Transportation
Applicable Functions	Logistics & Transportation
Use Cases	Remote Asset Management
Services	System Integration
Challenge	The E-470 Public Highway Authority, a political subdivision of the State of Colorado, operates a toll highway that runs along the eastern perimeter of the Denver metropolitan area. The 47-mile beltway extends from south of Denver, around the city, and terminates at the north end of the metropolitan area. The Authority’s extensive network of far-flung facilities and toll booths needed to be integrated into a single, centralized access control system. In late 2014, E-470 Public Highway Authority staff assessed their existing access control system with an eye toward upgrading overall capabilities. Read More
About Customer	The E-470 Public Highway Authority is a political subdivision of the State of Colorado. It operates a toll highway that runs along the eastern perimeter of the Denver metropolitan area. The 47-mile beltway extends from south of Denver, around the city, and terminates at the north end of the metropolitan area. The Authority’s extensive network of far-flung facilities and toll booths needed to be integrated into a single, centralized access control system. The Authority manages coverage for a total of 129 doors across multiple facilities. The infinias system covers 34 exit ramp toll collector stations (now fully automated), four support buildings, five toll plazas, parking lot gates, and the Authority’s headquarters. Read More
Solution	After considerable research, the team selected the 3xLOGIC infinias Professional access control management system. The Authority manages coverage for a total of 129 doors across multiple facilities. The infinias system covers 34 exit ramp toll collector stations (now fully automated), four support buildings, five toll plazas, parking lot gates, and the Authority’s headquarters. The system manages access for both external and internal doors at the headquarters. Dylan VanGorp, Authority Electronic Technician, and his fellow staff manage access for upwards to 450 people, divided into 37 separate access groups. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management

Applicable Industries

Transportation

Applicable Functions

Logistics & Transportation

Use Cases

Remote Asset Management

Services

System Integration

Challenge

The E-470 Public Highway Authority, a political subdivision of the State of Colorado, operates a toll highway that runs along the eastern perimeter of the Denver metropolitan area. The 47-mile beltway extends from south of Denver, around the city, and terminates at the north end of the metropolitan area. The Authority’s extensive network of far-flung facilities and toll booths needed to be integrated into a single, centralized access control system. In late 2014, E-470 Public Highway Authority staff assessed their existing access control system with an eye toward upgrading overall capabilities.

About Customer

The E-470 Public Highway Authority is a political subdivision of the State of Colorado. It operates a toll highway that runs along the eastern perimeter of the Denver metropolitan area. The 47-mile beltway extends from south of Denver, around the city, and terminates at the north end of the metropolitan area. The Authority’s extensive network of far-flung facilities and toll booths needed to be integrated into a single, centralized access control system. The Authority manages coverage for a total of 129 doors across multiple facilities. The infinias system covers 34 exit ramp toll collector stations (now fully automated), four support buildings, five toll plazas, parking lot gates, and the Authority’s headquarters.

Solution

After considerable research, the team selected the 3xLOGIC infinias Professional access control management system. The Authority manages coverage for a total of 129 doors across multiple facilities. The infinias system covers 34 exit ramp toll collector stations (now fully automated), four support buildings, five toll plazas, parking lot gates, and the Authority’s headquarters. The system manages access for both external and internal doors at the headquarters. Dylan VanGorp, Authority Electronic Technician, and his fellow staff manage access for upwards to 450 people, divided into 37 separate access groups.

Impact #1	The installation process was smooth and the system is performing well.
Impact #2	The system is user-friendly and has been well received by all users.
Impact #3	The Authority manages 444 people, divided into 37 separate access groups. Each group has different access privileges, organized by location, day, time of day, and length of access time.

Impact #1

The installation process was smooth and the system is performing well.

Impact #2

The system is user-friendly and has been well received by all users.

Impact #3

The Authority manages 444 people, divided into 37 separate access groups. Each group has different access privileges, organized by location, day, time of day, and length of access time.

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E-470 Public Highway Authority Implements 3xLOGIC’s infinias Access Control

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