ID cards

For end-user organizations embarking on large-scale ID badging projects the process of delivery and management — as well as the costs associated with investing in equipment and resources — can seem daunting at best.

Designed by architect Robert A. M. Stern, The Mansion on Peachtree combines a 127-room, 42-story hotel with 45 residences in downtown Atlanta. The developers and owners of The Mansion turned to Richard Lee, the integrated systems consultant for Operational Security Systems, to design an access control and security system to protect condo owners, hotel guests and Mansion staff, as well as allow mobility throughout the premises. Lee chose an integrated approach that included AMAG Technology's Symmetry Professional Security Management System integrated with a complete video system. The system includes a self-serve visitor management system for condo owners to allow guests entry. Source: AMAG Technology.

While you may not have to serve a medical residency to work with hospitals, getting a firm handle on these clients’ unique access control challenges and needs is a nonelective procedure. Find out what you really need to know to earn your doctorate in health-care security.

Many systems integrators, at first glance, tend to think of ID card systems as simply a part of the access control system. In fact, photo identification systems occupy a much broader spectrum in the overall security systems and technology world.

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