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	Hamilton, Montana Schools Completes Two-year Rollout of 3xLOGIC for Access Control Needs 3xLOGIC

Hamilton, Montana Schools Completes Two-year Rollout of 3xLOGIC for Access Control Needs

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Technology Category	Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management
Applicable Industries	Education
Applicable Functions	Facility Management
Use Cases	Perimeter Security & Access Control Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
Services	System Integration
Challenge	Hamilton School District in Montana was looking to upgrade security for students and staff across its five buildings. Initially, the district was considering installing video surveillance. However, their supplier, Super Circuits, suggested integrating video surveillance with a new browser-based access control system. The district needed a flexible, scalable system that could be installed over time, as budget and school holidays allowed. The district's administration and school board committed to video and access control as a package to improve the overall safety of their facilities. Read More
About Customer	Hamilton School District is located in Hamilton, Montana. The district comprises five locations, including a high school, middle school, elementary school, primary school, and district administrative offices. The district has 339 teachers and staff, divided into multiple, separate groups, each with different, specific access privileges. The district was looking to upgrade security for students and staff across its five buildings and was considering installing video surveillance. However, their supplier, Super Circuits, suggested integrating video surveillance with a new browser-based access control system. Read More
Solution	The district decided to install the infinias PROFESSIONAL access control system across its five locations. To date, over 225 doors have been fitted with access security, most of which are interior doors with Stanley hardware, and over 35 are exterior doors. The district's budget limited the number of doors that could be fitted with the system, so each principal decided which doors were the priority for the first phase of installation. The initial installation began in 2014, and the district's maintenance team added another 50-60 doors to the system during the summer months of 2016. Read More Log in to view content
Contents

Technology Category

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management

Applicable Industries

Education

Applicable Functions

Facility Management

Use Cases

Perimeter Security & Access Control

Regulatory Compliance Monitoring

Services

System Integration

Challenge

Hamilton School District in Montana was looking to upgrade security for students and staff across its five buildings. Initially, the district was considering installing video surveillance. However, their supplier, Super Circuits, suggested integrating video surveillance with a new browser-based access control system. The district needed a flexible, scalable system that could be installed over time, as budget and school holidays allowed. The district's administration and school board committed to video and access control as a package to improve the overall safety of their facilities.

About Customer

Hamilton School District is located in Hamilton, Montana. The district comprises five locations, including a high school, middle school, elementary school, primary school, and district administrative offices. The district has 339 teachers and staff, divided into multiple, separate groups, each with different, specific access privileges. The district was looking to upgrade security for students and staff across its five buildings and was considering installing video surveillance. However, their supplier, Super Circuits, suggested integrating video surveillance with a new browser-based access control system.

Solution

The district decided to install the infinias PROFESSIONAL access control system across its five locations. To date, over 225 doors have been fitted with access security, most of which are interior doors with Stanley hardware, and over 35 are exterior doors. The district's budget limited the number of doors that could be fitted with the system, so each principal decided which doors were the priority for the first phase of installation. The initial installation began in 2014, and the district's maintenance team added another 50-60 doors to the system during the summer months of 2016.

Impact #1	No more lost keys means no more expensive re-keying of buildings
Impact #2	All exterior doors are on the system; each door opens and closes by pre-determined schedule. All interior doors, including classrooms, are managed by card access; local police and fire also have access cards
Impact #3	The District manages 339 teachers and staff, divided into multiple, separate groups, each with different, specific access privileges

Impact #1

No more lost keys means no more expensive re-keying of buildings

Impact #2

All exterior doors are on the system; each door opens and closes by pre-determined schedule. All interior doors, including classrooms, are managed by card access; local police and fire also have access cards

Impact #3

The District manages 339 teachers and staff, divided into multiple, separate groups, each with different, specific access privileges

Benefit #1	Over 225 doors have been fitted with access security
Benefit #2	35+ exterior doors are on the system
Benefit #3	The district manages 339 teachers and staff with different, specific access privileges

Benefit #1

Over 225 doors have been fitted with access security

Benefit #2

35+ exterior doors are on the system

Benefit #3

The district manages 339 teachers and staff with different, specific access privileges

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Hamilton, Montana Schools Completes Two-year Rollout of 3xLOGIC for Access Control Needs

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