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The Key To Success: Key Management for The University of East Anglia
The University of East Anglia has integrated a Traka key management solution with its existing Gallagher access control system to provide seamless security across the multi-site campus. Previously, the University was operating under a manual key
management system, with limited records of who had access to keys and when they were taken or returned. Due to the loss of a set of keys, which required the replacement of certain locks, the facility decided to implement a more thorough process. The University already has a very mature electronic access
control system in place – Gallagher Command Centre. One solution that was considered was the installation of additional electronically controlled doors. However, because only a limited number of people required access to those doors and they were physically disparate it was not deemed as cost-eff ective. Despite this, there were sensitive areas that did require
access restriction and also careful monitoring of who was using the keys and at what time. The Traka key management system enables access to these areas via the staff member or student’s existing access card. Because the Traka product was integrated with the Gallagher system, the central administrator or approved users can set up access permissions automatically via an existing identity management system. This means that the facility can set a hierarchy of access rights for an individual, which will allow them to use their existing card to access keys to sensitive areas and electronically controlled doors in a seamless way, if they have been given prior permission.
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New Graduate Field Sales Rep marks step change for UK Spares
UK Spares, the plumbing, heating and electrical spares provider, has appointed Natalie Ramalingum (pictured) as Graduate Field Sales Representative, marking a step change for the company in its drive towards servicing the national housing and university maintenance sector. Joining the UK Spares team
having recently graduated from University College, Birmingham, Natalie’s key focuses cover increasing sales, managing new accounts and heightening awareness of the UK Spares off ering. Natalie’s appointment marks a new era for the Bristol-
Natalie Ramalingum: her appointment marks a new era
based company, which is celebrating 20 years of trading this summer, having served the heating and plumbing industry since 1994. More than simply a distributor, the company’s wealth of expertise is a perfect match for the property sector, off ering an intelligent solution for repairing units, ensuring facility and maintenance managers can prevent costly replacement fees and downtime periods during peak season.
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CISG 2014
Annual Conference and Exhibition 12 to 14 November 2014
The Midland Manchester Bookings now open
For more information go to
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