Editorial
Dear readers,
Spring is approaching fast which means that it is about time for the March newsletter. In this issue we write about the revision of the installation guide, we give you some general ideas for the use of the smarti® in high security environments and we have also included a case study about the same topic. We hope you will enjoy reading this issue of the newsletter and that you will find it informative and usefull.
Best regards,
Your smarti® team
Europena security meetings in Paris
On the 14th and 15th of March the European Security Meetings (ESM 2007) was held in Paris – France. ESM brings together security specialists and suppliers of solutions and equipment aimed at security and protection. As part of the convention new technologies, products and innovations from a few selected companies were presented in one to one meetings. Among the presented products was also smarti® which convinced many large and important French companies like Renault, Axa, Societe Generale, ETDE etc.
Revised installation guide
Because of all the new features in the last few updates we had to revise and update the installation guide. There is now only one installation guide for all three smarti® models. We have also included a quick use guide which includes all that a first time user needs to know, to start working with the system.
For all those who are registered at our partner pages the new installation guide is already available for download.
smarti®: high security environment
With smarti®, a multimodal biometric access control and presence tracking solution, you can gain full control over premises access and fully meet all demands for an effective enforcement of security standards and recommendations in the most reliable and economic way.
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Automate entry points.
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Use additional ID readers (fingerprint readers, palm scanners, iris scanners…) to heighten the security and reliability level.
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Prevent abuse, unauthorized and unsupervised access.
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Allow access to sensitive information and restricted areas only to authorized individuals.
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Track all individuals who are currently present in the facility.
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Assign access privileges and time restrained schedules to users.
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Easy tracking and listing of a person’s attendances and absences.
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Allocate different entry points to different users and visitors.
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Control and manage the Alarm systems.
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Control lighting on the entire premises.
Case study: smarti® guards sensitive data
An IT company which does a lot of work with the government implemented a biometric access control system for their server room where sensitive and confidential government data is stored. Because of data security issues only 15 certified and verified individuals have access to the server room and their presence in the room is always tracked. The access control system is also connected to the alarm system and to the fire alarm system.
To achieve a higher level of reliability and security the company wanted to use more then one biometric identifier to establish a person’s identity. They needed a system which would also track when a person entered the room and when this person left the room. This is why they decided to use the smarti® system supported by fingerprint readers.
To read more about it click here!
Help us improve the smarti®
In TAB Systems, we value your opinion and we are constantly trying to improve and upgrade the smarti®. That is why we kindly ask you to take a few minutes of your time to answer some questions about smarti®. Even if you do not own a smarti® your answers will help us bring it closer to your and/or to your customers needs.
Please follow this link to our questionnaire where you can give answers to the questions provided. We also ask you to fill in your contact details and company type so that we will be able to link different types of companies and buisiness fields with different needs. |
