Access Control & Identity Management



Checklist for converged access control solutions
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Jeremy Kimber, Honeywell’s EMEA marketing leader, lays out the key points to consider when choosing a converged access control solution. In the past few years, perhaps no security industry buzzword has ...

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Human capital management
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Integrating systems is crucial for efficient and cost-effective management, but do not forget your people are the most important aspect of your business. In a recent briefing we were informed that the ...

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A revolution in access control
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009, Elvey Security Technologies
Access control has come a long way and been through many changes. Jack Edery, CEO of Elvey Security Technologies, believes it is about to undergo even more dramatic changes, all for the benefit of users. ...

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Convenient security
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Biometric technologies are being adopted in more situations than ever. Which product and underlying technology one chooses can make a difference in the speed of the system’s performance and its associated ...

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Networking the scholar patrol
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
The issue of security remains an area of concern for most companies and institutions – irrespective of size or core focus. Factors like access control as well as time and attendance have developed into ...

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Geeks working with guards
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
An integrated approach to managing physical access to premises and logical access to IT systems is desirable, but made difficult by the processes being owned by different parts of the organisation. There ...

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Protecting the wires
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Access control systems are only as good as the lightning and surge protection systems protecting them. Lightning is one of the most spectacular meteorological phenomena and the most common severe weather ...

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uShaka Marine World keeps a fin on access control
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
uShaka Marine World opts for an efficient and flexible security system, consisting of access control and video surveillance from GE Security. Located at the entrance to the busiest port in Africa, the ...

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Supply Chain Services structures staff control
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Supply Chain Services uses biometrics to control access and attendance. When a company needs to control the working hours and movements of over 1500 permanent and casual staff on a daily basis, dependable ...

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Spar buys into biometric access control
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Protecting its distribution operations and boosting HR operations through the use of biometric access control solutions proved a bargain for Spar. With the 1960s emergence of grocery chains in South ...

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Nampak updates time and attendance
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
The Nampak Group has selected a Kronos automated time and attendance solution implemented by Bytes Systems Integration (SI) as its group standard. To date, Nampak Tissue, Divfood Paarl, Rigids Cluster ...

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Integrated electronic security at Barloworld
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Securing its campus meant protecting its future for Barloworld. Barloworld Corporate Office in Katherine Street, Sandton, comprises various buildings in an extended office park that houses different ...

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Getting to the meat of access control
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Enterprise Foods turned to biometrics to improve its access control and employee management. Enterprise Foods, manufacturer and distributor of meat products, has factories in various parts of South Africa. ...

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Opening on time
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009, Impro Technologies
Impro’s access control solutions ensure Carrefour is able to effectively manage its operations in Dubai. The Carrefour Group is one of the world’s largest distribution groups in the fast moving consumer ...

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Steeling time no longer
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Biometrics softens steel employees. JBM Steel, suppliers of raw steel, stainless steel and aluminium for construction, industrial and domestic purposes was founded in 1987 and is now located in Pietersburg. It ...

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Engineering security
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009, Impro Technologies
Sandwell Engineering integrated its security solutions with Impro IXP400i technology. Sandwell Engineers is an international engineering contractor in bulk materials handling for ports and marine, rail, ...

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Biometrics create a spark
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Steinmüller Engineering opts for biometrics to control worker access. Steinmüller Engineering is an engineering services provider that has been operating in southern Africa for over 45 years. The company’s ...

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Better T&A for engineers
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Bearing Man Group turned to Dengard Systems to upgrade its surveillance and time and attendance systems. With its doors first opening in 1974, the Bearing Man Group (BMG) is said to be Africa’s largest ...

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Security tap tightened
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Founded in 1980, ISCA is a South African manufacturer of high quality brass taps and mixers for all domestic applications. It operates from a head office and factories in Johannesburg with sales and ...

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Biometric citrus packers
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2009
Naranja Packers saved a bundle moving from timesheets to biometric time and attendance technology. Naranja Packers, a citrus packing facility based in the Limpopo province, employs on average 150 permanent ...

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