Access Control & Identity Management



Ideco to launch new Sagem scanner
May 2006, Ideco Biometrics
Ideco, the primary distributor of Sagem biometric technologies in southern Africa, is launching the new Sagem MorphoAccess 100 Automatic Fingerprint Recognition Scanner on the local market. This high-performance ...

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HID contactless cards and readers
May 2006, HID Global
As the largest manufacturer of contactless access control readers and cards for the security industry, HID has shipped over 250 million credentials to customers worldwide. HID pioneered the development ...

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Wired and wireless embedded modules
6 April 2006, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
The advances of personal computers and the proliferation of the Internet have laid the groundwork for an era in which billions of networked electronic devices will work invisibly and jointly with each ...

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Should you select serial EEPROM or Flash memory?
6 April 2006, Altron Arrow, Electrocomp, Tempe Technologies, DSP, Micros & Memory, Products & Solutions
In many designs, the system requirements call for programmable non-volatile memory for data storage; a bootstrap device for a microcontroller or DSP; or a configuration memory device for a FPGA. Depending ...

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Access control exported: good news for local end-users
April 2006, Impro Technologies
A number of South African companies are increasingly winning sales in the international access control market. This is good news for local end-users because it is such a powerful endorsement of the quality ...

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Authorisation for Africa
April 2006
African Bank was looking to install new biometric fingerprint readers at its branches for the purpose of loan application authorisation. The ideal solution was to be cost-effective and at the same time ...

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Realtime 3D face recognition
April 2006
Government agencies, banking institutions and the mining industry all stand to benefit from Motorola's new realtime, three-dimensional (3D) face recognition technology which promises more efficient, accurate ...

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Access control made easier
April 2006
Fermax has introduced Halo, a colour video entry system panel with interactive digital video entry and access control system. Halo includes a thermometer and clock. The Fermax company and its founder, ...

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An intelligent approach to metal detection
April 2006, Saflec Systems
The Goldfinger III from Saflec hails a new era in high sensitivity, analytical precious metal detection. The basic system comprises a walkthrough frame coupled to PC software running analysis and detection ...

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Embedded biometrics provide an extra layer of security
March 2006
When biometrics are embedded, no PC nor other IT elements are involved in managing the database at the door

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Managing identities
March 2006
The major advantage of smartcards over other credentials is that they can have multiple applications on a single card

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Samancor Manganese boosts safety, control
March 2006, Ideco Biometrics
IntelliPermit provides comprehensive tools for managing preparation, authorisation and issuing of permits. In-built intelligence ensures that hazards are identified correctly, and that adequate safety measures are taken

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Access control from an electrical engineer's perspective
March 2006
Ken Gafner is a director at Rawlins Wales and Partners, a firm of consulting electrical engineers who undertake the full range of building services including safety and security systems, building automation, ...

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Creating a safe learning environment
March 2006, Reditron
The rising tide of violence and crime at South African schools, colleges and other centres of learning can be stemmed while substantially lowering administration costs and effort, by judiciously harnessing ...

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Down at the farm ...
February 2006, Turnstar Systems
Sagem Morpho Biometric readers were installed at the main gate and linked to the rest of the system via a wireless network

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Around the ether
February 2006, News + Events
December is usually a quiet time in the IT publishing world in South Africa. Unfortunately, CBR SA's rumour-gathering roving reporter was not able to take advantage of the holidays because of the traumas ...

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Biometric body building
February 2006
Classique has distinguished itself among Fitness Centres by looking a little closer at the physique of its customers - specifically at their fingerprints, with a biometric turnstile that controls entry. ...

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Cellphones to open and close gates
February 2006
Developed by Remote Control Technologies, the GGC Ver.2.0.3 is a new, cost-effective GSM gate controller that allows users to open and close gates using their cellphones, working as a deterrent against ...

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Intelligent Visitor Card Collector
February 2006
GSC Systems has released the 747-10 intelligent Visitor Card Collector. The unit incorporates a reader that is used to verify that the card collected is in fact the same card that was presented at the ...

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Combatting corruption and improving service delivery
December 2005
All levels of government in South Africa are increasingly looking to biometric solutions to help reduce corruption, waste and inefficiency, while at the same time improving service delivery

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