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MAXXESS has the tools needed to face the Challenges that are confronting the following industries today:

The Challenge
For Hospitals
Hospitals represent a unique security challenge. In essence, they face all of the threats inherent in a small city. They need an integr ated approach to security.
The challenge is:
• To maintain an open feeling but a tight security structure
• To comply with all laws including HIPAA privacy
• To minimize costs of litigation
• To protect valuable equipment and pharmaceutical areas
• To maintain a consistent set of policies and procedures
• To establish an overall enterprise-wide security management system that integrates video, associated sensors and access control
• To integrate related functions such as patient locators, active asset control and infant abduction systems into that enterprise-wide security management system. Download now (.pdf)


The Challenge
For the Hospitality Industry

Historically, hotels, clubs and resorts differentiated between their line (customer-facing) functions and their facility functions, which are just as much “guest service” functions as the classic reception, concierge, parking, and special features. Behind the scenes, they are critical for a successful guest experience.
The challenges for hospitality facilities are:
• To maintain an open feeling but a tight security structure
for the guests
• To protect the hospitality facility’s assets
• To comply with all privacy laws
• To minimize costs of litigation
• To maintain a consistent set of policies and procedures
• To establish an overall enterprise-wide security management system that integrates video, associated sensors and access control
• To develop a crisis management plan Download now (.pdf)


The Challenge
For Industry

Industrial facilities are in need of integrated functionalities of video surveillance, access control and related functions for universal coverage across the Enterprise.
The challenge is:
• To provide LDAP and role based access control for the Enterprise
• To provide support for multi-protocol systems
• To implement a scalable controller architecture- from single point/door controllers to 64 door controllers
• To leverage, if possible, extensive third party system integrations
• To integrate relevant industrial employee programs, such as-
• Contractor Management (time on site), (expiry links to contracts)
• Safety Certification verification
• Drug /Alcohol screening confirmation
• Mustering
• Remote verification Download now (.pdf)


The Challenge
For K–12 Education
School districts and their schools need a unified security system across the district so they can share consistent and timely information when responding to unplanned or emergency events. They need to make sure that the right information is communicated to the right people.
The challenge is:
• To apply the best technology from the electronic security and emergency management areas to the needs of school facilities
• To provide a single, integrated environment for data collection, analysis, reporting and communication in emergency environments
• To ensure timely and consistent emergency communication to all school facilities
• To provide significant operational benefits in addition to required emergency response functions
• To provide a core local event management system for all school facilities. Download now (.pdf)

The Challenge
For Universities
Higher education facilities are in need of integrated functionalities of video surveillance, access control and related functions for universal coverage across a campus. They need to make sure that the right information is communicated to the right people at the right time.
The challenge is:
• To apply the best technology from the electronic security and emergency management areas to the needs of the campus
• To provide a single, integrated environment for data collection, analysis, reporting and communication in emergency environments
• To ensure timely and consistent emergency communication throughout the campus
• To provide significant operational benefits in addition to required emergency response functions
• To leverage, if possible, the existing university networking
• To provide a core local event management system for all campus facilities. Download now (.pdf)


The Challenge
For Financial Institutions
Financial Institutions represent a unique security challenge. In the last two decades most banks have opened numerous branches and even more ATM sites. They need to establish an integrated approach to security.

The challenge is:
• To maintain an open feeling but a tight security structure
• To protect the bank’s assets
• To comply with all privacy laws including the Financial Privacy Act
• To minimize costs of litigation
• To maintain a consistent set of policies and procedures
• To establish an overall enterprise-wide security management system that integrates video, associated sensors and access control
• To develop a crisis management plan
Download now (.pdf)


The Challenge
For Transportation

Transportation organizations need a unified security system so they can see and share consistent and timely information when responding to emergency events.
The challenge is:
• To detect threats throughout the infrastructure
• To ensure uniform response scenarios to those threats
• To ensure a quick and coordinated response.
Quick, because when a problem occurs in a congested transportation area, every minute of response may take 6-10 minutes to clear up.
Coordinated, because many responses span multi-agency organizations, each organization having a role in that response.
• To implement PIV integration
• To implement TWIC integration Download now (.pdf)

The Challenge
For Government
Government facilities are in need of integrated functionalities of video surveillance, access control and related functions for universal coverage across the Enterprise.
The challenge is:
• To provide role based access control for the organization
• To provide support for multi-protocol systems
• To implement a scalable controller architecture–
from single point/door controllers to 64 door controllers.
• To implement FIPS 201 Compliance
• To implement PIV Integration
• To add Threat Level Awareness
• To integrate Biometric readers
• To ensure that the security system
uses 128 bit encryption -end to end
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For Hospitals Today

Hospitals represent a unique security challenge. In essence, they face all of the threats inherent in a small city. They need an integrated approach to security.

The challenge is:

  • To maintain an open feeling but a tight security structure
  • To comply with all laws including HIPAA privacy
  • To minimize costs of litigation
  • To protect valuable equipment and pharmaceutical areas
  • To maintain a consistent set of policies and procedures
  • To establish an overall enterprise-wide security management system that integrates video, associated sensors and access control
  • To integrate related functions such as patient locators, active asset control and infant abduction systems into that enterprise-wide security management system

Electronic security systems that are used in most hospitals are proprietary system solutions with very little interoperability or operational synergy. This has resulted in isolated islands of systems with unique protocols, operational structures and hardware implementations. As security requirements have grown more complex and interrelated, this has led to significantly sub-optimal solutions for many organizations.

Over the past five years, the technical convergence to IP-based products and systems has dramatically illustrated the advantages of open solutions that utilize industry-standard components and protocols for both operational utility and economic efficiency. This process is perhaps most clearly illustrated by the rapid evolution of security video from proprietary, analog imaging, communication and processing components, to open IP solutions that can take full advantage of shared communication and data storage infrastructures. This process has not only enhanced the operational utility of security video, but has led to an explosive growth in the use of video within electronic security solutions.

The challenge is to implement a unified system that has the open standards of IP (instead of proprietary technology or proprietary web pages) and integrate your legacy equipment and legacy protocols. As you expand, you want to be able to select the vendor of your choice and not be restricted to work with a specific manufacturer. You want to own and control your user interface, including enhancements and upgrades. And last but not least, you want the new system to meet the most demanding scrutiny of your IT Department.

 

The MAXXESS framework is a highly efficient and cost effective solution for providing a unified operational environment for Electronic Security. It offers a true open architecture as defined by the IT standards of today. Unlike most proprietary software, MAXXESS systems create a customer-unique framework that can be connected to any and all security systems and sub-systems, providing the real-time data necessary for effective decision making.

MAXXESS systems utilize the existing IP-based networking infrastructure distributed throughput your environment as well as any external Internet resources that may be required to provide the appropriate context for effective security operations. It can directly support IP connected systems and sources as well as bridge, via IP-based protocols, to legacy systems that do not, themselves, have direct IP connectivity.

The MAXXESS framework allows any manufacturers system to function as part of one unified system, thereby leveraging the existing (and expensive) assets currently installed. The benefit is that these diverse systems can now work together to respond to critical events and perform tasks as one complete system.

MAXXESS systems address all levels of integration: from Facility, to Enterprise. Beside the main facility integration, we have integrated complete subsystems for the parking lot, infant security, pharmacy storage, delayed operating room egress, food service duress alarms, lock down areas and bio-hazardous waste storage.

Highlights

MAXXESS frameworks are adaptive.

MAXXESS frameworks provide you with a smart infrastructure that adapts as your requirements evolve. You don’t need to adapt to MAXxess; we adapt to you.

MAXXESS systems provide a business advantage

Our framework systems are quick and easy to implement. You only need to implement what you need, when you need it.

We allow you to integrate existing infrastructure with the latest in current generation technology providing you a seamless integration experience.

We protect your previous investments. You no longer have to strip out existing infrastructure when implementing new technology.

We consolidate and unify systems. Eight separate systems may require eight different people to administer those systems.

MAXXESS allows you to be more efficient and reduce your administration costs.

We significantly reduce your support costs. Our systems can be changed dynamically and, in many cases, are reconfigurable by you, the end user.

We can link major subsystems and processes to the security infrastructure. This includes infant security, pharmacy storage, duress alarms, lock down areas and bio-hazardous waste storage, just to name a few.

We provide an integration to relevant employee programs, such as—

  • Contractor Management (time on site), (expiry links to contracts)
  • Safety Certification verification
  • Drug /Alcohol screening confirmation
  • Mustering
  • Remote verification

You don’t ne ed to make investments in software, infrastructure or training that are not required to meet your immediate objectives — without, in any way, limiting your ability to do so in the future, when your needs change.

We leverage IT technology

We use existing networks and economically run IP networks wherever appropriate and can integrate a world of wireless sensors that are cost effective to install and open up new monitoring opportunities.

Our single integrated display results in more efficient use of security and security-related personnel throughout your organization.

There is no limit to the number of systems or the number of sites or the number of geographic locations that you can integrate.

Our systems can be upgraded remotely

We provide redundant server solutions to ensure maximum reliability.

We integrate best in class video, operational and security subsystems.

MAXXESS systems go beyond traditional Enterprise security

We present instructions on how to handle an event, ensuring that your organization operates under the policies and procedures that you have defined for those events.

We allow for layered decision making in your enterprise which helps you integrate participation at all levels of the organization and provides a tremendous advantage for staff training.

We logically group major event information so that you can see the bigger picture in the context of both internal andexternal events.

We alert you in a textual format describing the event.

We alert you through a graphical floor plan that shows you where and what has happened.We display the video that is related to the event.

We alert you to external events that may affect your operations.

We combine all the event information and display it simultaneously.

We provide a uniform way to report and capture exception events

In summary, we allow you to see the bigger picture, make more informed decisions, respond quicker to events and be able to share critical information throughout your organization.


 

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