Campus access control systems are built to answer the seemingly straightforward question, “Should this person be allowed through this door?” But before the system can make that decision, it first must answer the question, “Is the credential itself legitimate?” That...
Ed Sullivan, Chief Strategy Officer and co-founder of EntryReady, discusses how the company's experience in hotel access control is shaping its expansion into higher education. After developing NFC- and RFID-based locking systems for hotels and resorts, EntryReady is looking to...
Traditionally, campus access control has largely been built around a simple proposition. Start by committing to a credential, install compatible readers and locks, and make sure all the systems behind them can recognize one another. That model works. It also...
Jay Bonney's Auxiliary Services department manages more than 4,000 access control points across Mercer University. His team has been undertaking a major transition from an access system that has been in place for more than 20 years. With the existing...
SECANDA announced new meal plan customization capabilities for is SECANDA Pay module. It combines integrated roles, rules, payment systems, and automation tools that let administrators build unique, flexible plans without administrative complexity or third-party fees. The enhanced meal plan engine...
Mobile credentials are the future of access control on campus – on that, most universities agree. But Andrew White, CEO of ITC Systems says the number of schools in North America implementing mobile credentials remains low compared to the interest...
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Great inverview on the Public Key Open Credential (PKOC) standard with ELATEC's Jason Ouellette, Chairman of the Board for the @PSIAlliance.
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