TECHNOLOGY, AI & ROBOTICS


UNLOCKING CONTROL


As the responsibilities of facilities managers continue to grow and as building environments evolve, Paul Spencer, ABUS' Marketing and Communications Director, says there is increasing interest in combining trusted mechanical security with digital tools that offer greater flexibility and control.


Security has always been a cornerstone of effective facility management. Whether in commercial offices, residential buildings, healthcare settings or educational campuses, the ability to control and monitor access is fundamental to safety, compliance and operational continuity.


For many facilities, mechanical keys and manual access systems remain a proven and familiar foundation, offering simplicity, durability and a reliable first line of defence. As buildings become more complex and operational demands increase, there is growing recognition of the additional


benefits that smart access solutions can bring.


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