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dormakaba |
| Switzerland | |
| Rümlang | |
| 1862 | |
| Private | |
| $1-10b | |
| 10,001 - 50,000 | |
| Open website |
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Case Studies
Number of Case Studies4
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The Guest House at PNNL Offers One More Amenity: Keyless Access Control
The Guest House at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington, was facing issues with its magnetic stripe keycard locks. The keycards often became demagnetized, leading to lockouts. As the front desk isn't staffed 24/7, an on-call employee had to issue new keycards to locked-out guests. This was causing inconvenience to the guests and was also time-consuming for the staff. The management was looking for a solution that could eliminate the need for keys and cards and reduce the time spent on access control management. |
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Integrated Access Control Toughens UFC Security
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has grown into one of the most valuable and most recognized sports franchises in the world. With its rise in popularity, the need for a greater focus on security became apparent. A key challenge UFC faced was to ensure staff security with a control system designed to eliminate unauthorized access to and throughout its offices and facilities. While UFC’s office facility had an access control system in place, it was inadequate and did not offer the extensive functionality and versatility of a premium access control system. There were considerable reliability concerns. |
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Interconnected Locks Add Convenience and Security to Credit Union
Logix Federal Credit Union in California was facing a challenge with their traditional code management system. The system required codes to be sealed in an envelope and sent to the credit union’s headquarters. If an employee needed to float between branches, he or she would need codes for multiple branches. When an employee left, the lock had to be manually reprogrammed by a locksmith to remove the employee’s code. This process was not only costly but also decreased the level of security as codes were inactive in a lock that no longer had an employee assigned to it. Logix outlined several opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce cost. These included reducing service and locksmith charges, removing lock user management from the individual branch managers, allowing more users per lock in each location, and centralizing lock management with the Logix Security Team. |
