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Security can feel like an overly complicated industry, and within that, you have the wide world of access control, which in itself is a separate beast entirely.

For many drivers, the search for parking space is a stressful exercise filled with frustration and needless waste of time and money. According to the research conducted by the British Parking

Imagine a industry where your car seamlessly communicates with your office building, granting you access and reserving your parking spot before you even arrive.

There are a lot of things we never thought would be needed at certain points in time, but now cannot fathom our lives without. Some things make our lives easier, and some remove problems we never

Parking areas, often considered as mere extensions of the premises they serve, are more than just spaces for vehicles. They are critical zones that require security and efficient management.

When most people think of hospitals' security and technology systems, they think of outdated systems and archaic filing and administration methods. Contrary to this point of view, a lot of hospitals

When third-party software integrates with traditional access control systems through APIs, the result often looks seamless on paper. The reality at the door tells a different story. 

The traditional approach to member access control in fitness and leisure facilities has centred around turnstiles, keypads, and reception desks - natural chokepoints where membership verification

Security as an industry will always be evolving, as criminals get smarter, or threats become more apparent, companies will pivot, evolve, and adapt their practices to keep their premises secure.

Access control has been an evolving field, the shift from lock and key to card swipes was a milestone, but we're on the brink of another seismic shift: Biometric Access Control.