Programmable keys and digital locking cylinders can simplify access and compliance
The key to meeting building managers’ growing security and compliance challenges – without increasing workload or costs – is the implementation of smarter access
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Cloud-Based Locking System CESentry
CESentry is the new cloud-based electronic locking system from CES. It consists of an organisation system and a new generation of locking and access devices. The devices have a contemporary look and their design is based on future-proof technologies.
Intelligent Electronic Locking at University Hospital in Frankfurt
With its 32 clinics and 20 research institutes, the University Hospital in Frankfurt is the largest hospital in Hesse, Germany. More than 4,500 employees treat around 270,000 patie...
Merck Headquarters with Electronic Locking System and Flexible Access Organization
The oldest pharmaceutical/chemical company in the world has its headquarters in Darmstadt, Germany. This site of Merck has now been partially modernized with an electronic locking ...
Bicycle Store Uses Electronic Access Control System
Originally formed as purely an online shop, Bikepirat.at has grown rapidly in just a few years to become Austrias largest specialist bicycle retailer. The company relocated to its ...
Assa Abloy: Electronic Locking System for an Italian Bank
Creval a regional bank in Italy has chosen eCLIQ key-based wireless access control, a scalable electronic extension of the CLIQ access control system manufactured by Assa Abloy.R...
Solving Complex Access Problems
Xesar is the innovation from Evva. Developed and manufactured in Austria, the electronic locking system offers companies a wide variety of products and application options. Thanks ...
Wireless Wins
A glimpse at our article on page 36 in the December issue of GIT SECURITY will give you the figures showing the significant growth of electronic locking systems over the past coupl...
Access Control: Main Building Secured in Record Time
Once the contract was awarded, it only took three months to put a new electronic locking system into operation at Klinikum Kassel in central Germany. During this short period of ti...
