| Thanks to an ongoing technology evolution, an access control system is fast becoming the backbone of many organizations' total security plan. Not only does the access control system deter unauthorized visitors, it also serves as the center for integration with other elements of a facility's security package, including CCTV, monitoring and alarm devices, and security guards. And thanks to the increasing convergence of security, facilities and IT, there are additional opportunities for other functions such employee attendance verification, IT access to computers, and even temperature control in individual offices. Original broadcast Tuesday, June 24, 1:00p.m. ET With all these factors to consider, however, facility executives designing an access control system face a challenge: maintaining the core goal of the system -- ensuring a secure facility -- while incorporating the peripheral features that will make other departments and end users happy as well.
This Webcast is a must for facility managers who want to make sure their access control practices and procedures are efficient and effective. By participating in this interactive Webcast, you'll instantly get ahead of the curve with the latest information on implementing and maintaining a successful access control program. Moderated by Building Operating Management editor Naomi Millan, access control experts Sean Ahrens and Lou Caravelli provide an overview of the latest technology, and provide a roadmap to use in developing or refining their organization's access control practices. |
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