Industrial access control planning should connect doors, gates, employee permissions and alarm information to the way a facility operates. For warehouses, manufacturing plants and corporate campuses, start with the required entry workflow and the event an operator needs to investigate. Map doors, people and operating schedules List employee entrances, loading areas, contractor routes and restricted… [Read More]

Commercial video surveillance can help an organization document incidents, monitor important areas, review activity, and maintain useful recorded video. For Allentown offices, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, commercial buildings, healthcare properties, logistics operations, and other non-residential sites, good camera planning begins with a simple question: What does the business actually need each camera to see? A successful… [Read More]

Wilkes-Barre commercial camera planning should account for the way people, deliveries and vehicles move through a property. Use this guide to prepare a camera project for a commercial building or industrial facility, with particular attention to access events and after-hours alarms. Follow the operating route through the property Map customer entrances, employee routes, receiving areas… [Read More]