Planning for Access Control

Article Abstract:

The planning process for an access control system can be applied to various security operations. The purpose for the system must first be established and then identified as stated objectives. The security manager must gauge employee reaction so as not to upset morale. An important point in planning is the fact that redundancy in security can increase effectiveness of security systems. Examination should also be paid to criteria for decision making. The final step is the creation of cost and effect models.

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Making Dollars and Sense with EAS

Article Abstract:

Electronic article surveillance (EAS) is a security aid technology. EAS is highly suited for the retail industry, but market penetration has been poor. Manufacturers of EAS are targeting all levels of the retail industry. Technological breakthroughs have advanced the efficiency of EAS. Recent developments include identification methods in tagging systems and document control. Another new development being marketed is an EAS system with a surface acoustic wave chip.

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