Not adding anything here but I can reiterate upon what's already been said.
As Tony mentioned, and the hardest thing I've noticed is that unless you're
proactive, the values of the initial members and team will be perpetuated
amongst those that subsequently join. It is simply adaptation to t
Whilst PINs are easy, RFID is much more suitable, and a little plus is that
you can let users scan an existing card instead of carrying an extra one
(or remembering a PIN).
Unfortunately I'm frankly surprised that nobody has apparently developed a
solution that covers all the RFID use cases. Se
Hi Scott,
Very interested in your model.
Very thankful if you can share.
We are exactly in that process now.
Thank you in advance.
Adolfo
TamboWorks Miami
adolfo@Tambo.works
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At Office Nomads we fully integrated our access control system with our
member management system (Nadine) although we chose not to use RFID for
checking in. We've made it very simple to walk up to the iPad at the
front, find your name by first letter, and sign in. Slowing down the
process has man
Jacob and Jacob,
Thank you both for your thoughts.
First, you give me credit for being way more technically savvy than I
actually am, so I only followed some of what you wrote :-).
What I took away was:
1) One can use an RFID card as the trigger to control the electric strike
for the front (
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