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5 Tips for a Successful Voice of the Customer Program
We all want to deliver an exceptional customer experience. You can gauge how well you’re serving customers based on praise, complaints, or retention numbers. But by then, it might be too late. So how do you know if you are truly delivering the experience your customers appreciate?
The Prox Card Vulnerability
125kHz readers and credentials can be cloned, thus granting hackers access to EVERYTHING that card holder has. While organizations have been advised to migrate away from 125kHz, many are still using this outdated and unsecure technology. In this post, we’ll cover the vulnerability presented by 125kHz, common red flags, and options for transitioning to more secure technology.
5 Security Challenges in Construction
In the modern construction landscape, implementing effective security measures for new builds has become increasingly complex. Vulnerabilities, inefficiencies, and unexpected costs are encountered quite often. In this article, we delve into five unique obstacles faced in securing new constructions and ways to minimize the pain experienced by partners and clients.
The Importance of Fire Alarm Inspections
The purpose of a fire alarm system is to notify occupants and authorities when there is a fire to keep people safe and minimize damage. But what if it doesn’t work? Fire alarm technology CAN fail which is why it must be preserved through regular inspections and maintenance.
The #1 Strategic Objective: Caring For Your Team
Most companies are constantly grappling with how to do more with less and increase productivity, while keeping the devoted team members who have stuck around happy. So how do you do it? How do you truly care for your team? It starts with empathy, a deep desire to see them succeed, and a focus on their needs first.
Access Control Management
Access control is necessary for the security, operations, and sometimes compliance of a business. But an access control system is only as good as the policies and procedures in place to maintain it. Otherwise, consistency, safety, and efficiency may be lacking.
The Dangers of Low-Cost Security Cameras
Cheap security cameras connected to video surveillance systems are often hacked, diminishing the privacy and security of people everywhere, from residents in their own homes to large corporate companies. No matter how big or small, every business is a potential target for cyber-attacks.
Eight Ways to Fight Cybercrime
Cyber security is a must for businesses. Threats are always evolving and more creative than ever. And with more security equipment connected to the internet or internal networks, the potential for becoming a target is greater. No matter the size of your business, the impact of a breach could be huge.
7 Security Mistakes in Schools
Schools want to increase security before they become the next victim. But when they make changes without considering a school’s unique layout, current procedures, or existing systems and equipment, they leave gaps in what’s most important: protecting students and staff.