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Infrasafe Provides Web-Based Visitor Management to Improve Security and Eliminate Lines

CampusIDNews Staff   ||   Aug 28, 2002  ||   ,

ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 28 /PRNewswire/ – Infrasafe, Inc. has contracted withBREA Property Management to provide iVisitor, a web-based visitor management

system, for the third-tallest building in North America, Chicago’s Aon Center.
The iVisitor system enhances facility security and expedites guest check-in,
allowing tenants to pre-enroll guests, receive real-time notifications of
their arrival, and have visitor access control badges automatically printed.

iVisitor has reduced long visitor lines in the Aon Center’s lobbies by
86%, all while increasing building security. Through a standard web browser,
tenants can easily register anticipated visitors, dynamically updating
expected visitor information at the security station and guest reception
areas. iVisitor interfaces with the Aon Center’s existing access control
system, automatically printing unique barcode badges that control building
access for that visitor. For increased security, system administrators can
input unwanted guests, such as disgruntled ex-employees, into a “barred
individuals” database to alert of potential threats to the facility. In case
of an emergency or building evacuation, iVisitor’s unique architecture allows
for the real-time collection of visitor information from any computer,
anytime, anywhere.

Curtis Hrncirik, Product Manager for Infrasafe states, “This was a major
win that will further fuel our momentum within the multi-tenant market. The
selection to deploy this product at the Aon Center validates its scalability
and overall ease of use.”

Roxanne Osborne, General Manager for BREA Property Management at the Aon
Center states, “We are passionate about delivering the level of customer
service a premier building such as the Aon Center deserves. After a lengthy
and complete competitive analysis, we are excited to apply Infrasafe’s new
technologies to provide a more secure environment, streamline costs, and
increase our overall efficiency.”

To learn more about iVisitor or Infrasafe’s suite of security services,
please visit us at http://www.infrasafe.com .

About Infrasafe
Infrasafe is a global security design and integration firm headquartered
in Orlando, Florida. With over 35 years of high-level security industry
experience, Infrasafe is respected worldwide for developing proactive
solutions to some of the world’s toughest security challenges. Infrasafe
serves clients from both enterprise and government markets. For more
information about Infrasafe, please visit http://www.infrasafe.com .

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