Why All Colleges Should be Adopting RFID Technology

If you’ve visited a large academic institution for a conference or other occasion, you’ve probably seen students and faculty getting into halls and other buildings by way of their ID or some other type of key fob.

Access Control for Protecting Campuses' Sensitive Areas

Colleges and universities have a lot to protect. From protecting students and professors to important research and administration documents, academic institutions have major security concerns. Furthermore, colleges and universities are research institutions with major safety concerns.

Why Urgent Care Facilities Need to Upgrade Their Lock Systems

An often overlooked facet of operating an urgent care facility is how employees and physicians gain access to the building and various areas within the clinic. Most still use a traditional lock and key system for securing doors despite its deficiencies in security and convenience.

Access Management is the Remedy to the Growing Pains of Expanding your Urgent Care Clinic

Urgent care clinics are springing up in cities across the United States due to their convenience, efficiency, and cost. If you are thinking of expanding your urgent care clinic operations, there are some growth-related complexities to consider.

Four Things Everyone Should Know About Coworking Spaces

The increasing prevalence of the non-traditional office space is hard to ignore. For anyone who lives in a city, the presence of companies like WeWork or Regus should be well-known.

The Return of the Housing Market, and What it Means for Builders

During the "Great Recession" of 2008, home values fell and many Americans lost their homes. Home builders produced fewer houses, and sales largely declined.

Comparing Home Access Technologies for Model and Spec Homes

Managing disparate house visitors with a single home security solution has been a big issue in our age of technology. Which type of door lock technology is the best for a home builder today, and what are the trade-offs?

Marketing Tips for Selling Model Homes and Spec Homes

Whether sales agents are stationed at every model home or online consultants are waiting for inquiries, here are some basic ways to increase the number of potential home buyers that tour your model homes or spec houses.

Why You Don’t Need a Sales Agent on the Ground to Show and Sell Model Homes

Potential home buyers have the internet at their fingertips (literally!) and choose to find neighborhoods, floor plans, and prices online. But personal connections are still crucial to making sales, especially when it comes to big purchases like a home. Waiting to make contact with a home buyer can be risky, but here are some ways patience can pay off.