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How Electronic Key Management Systems Optimize Key Control

We may live and work in an increasingly digital world, but when it comes to access control, physical keys are here to stay. The main reason for their staying power is that physical keys are very cost-effective for the level of security that they provide.
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9 Objections to Smart Fleet Management Systems and How to Overcome Them

It never fails. You’ve identified a problem in your department’s operations, you’ve formulated a solution, and found a piece of technology to automate the work for you. Everything aligns perfectly. And then employees refuse to use the new system.
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How Fleet Key Management Can Save You Six Figures

Afleet manager’s day is never dull. They have reservations to manage, emergency use requests to field, and maintenance schedules to keep. And those are just the day-to-day tasks. We’re not even mentioning the important long-term planning, like budgeting, procurement, and lease management.
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How to Design a Reliable Key Management Program for Universities

Educational institutions struggle with many unique security challenges. Not many private industries have to worry about such large, open campuses. And most don’t have to worry about giving access to campus buildings and resources to such a wide range of people, including faculty, staff, and especially students.
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20 Ways a Key Management System Benefits Your Business

We’re living and working in an increasingly digital world. Mobile electronics are everywhere and are communicating with each other through the Internet of Things.
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Electronic Key Management : A Framework to Analyze ROI

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Olympic Park Tightens Security with Real-Time Key Tracking

Key Control Challenges Prior to automating key control, the Montreal Olympic Park had been using a handwritten registry to track the issue and return of approximately 2,500 keys. Each day, someone was responsible for manually recording which key sets were being checked out and by whom, on which day and time, and recording the return of the keys.
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