The global security landscape is witnessing a seismic shift towards cloud solutions, says Jamie McMillen, Managing Director – UK & Ireland at Suprema.
As the global security market continues to evolve, one of the most significant trends is the increasing adoption of cloud-based solutions.
This shift is not just a technological upgrade; it represents a fundamental change in how security systems are designed, deployed and managed.
Companies are embracing cloud technologies to improve efficiency, scalability and data management, thereby transforming their security operations.
The global security landscape is witnessing a seismic shift towards cloud solutions.
Businesses are increasingly recognising the benefits of cloud technology, including enhanced data storage, real-time monitoring and seamless scalability.
The cloud enables organisations to deploy security measures quickly without the need for substantial upfront investments in hardware.
Moreover, cloud solutions offer advanced analytics and machine learning capabilities, allowing companies to proactively address security threats.
The pandemic has accelerated this trend, as remote work and digital operations became the norm.
Organisations are now prioritising security solutions that can be managed from anywhere, reinforcing the demand for cloud-based systems.
This transition represents not only a technological advancement but a strategic imperative for businesses aiming to stay competitive in a rapidly changing environment.
In this context, CLUe has emerged as a leading player by combining cloud technology with biometric solutions.
This innovative approach enhances security measures by incorporating unique biological traits, such as fingerprints and facial recognition, into access control systems.
By leveraging the cloud, CLUe provides a flexible and robust platform that can adapt to various security needs, while also ensuring data integrity and privacy.
The integration of biometric technology with cloud solutions offers enhanced security and convenience.
Users can access secure locations with a simple touch or glance, eliminating the need for traditional keys or access cards.
This not only streamlines operations but also reduces the risk of unauthorised access, making it an attractive option for organisations across multiple sectors.
CLUe’s versatility is one of its key strengths, with a wide range of applications that cater to diverse needs.
Whether it’s managing visitor access, overseeing membership systems, or tracking time and attendance, CLUe provides tailored solutions that address the specific requirements of various organisations:
A compelling example of CLUe’s application can be seen in its partnership with various facilities in Japan and Korea, including screen golf centres, fitness facilities and shared workspaces.
These case studies highlight the effectiveness of CLUe’s solutions in enhancing security while providing a user-friendly experience.
In a screen golf facility, for instance, CLUe’s biometric access control system ensures that only paying customers can enter the premises, effectively preventing unauthorised access and enhancing the overall customer experience.
Similarly, fitness centres have implemented CLUe’s integration into membership and attendance tracking systems to manage member access and monitor facility usage efficiently.
Shared facilities also benefit from CLUe’s innovative solutions, as they require flexible access management for various users.
By utilising cloud-based technology, these facilities can easily adjust access rights based on user status, ensuring that only authorised individuals can use specific areas.
Beyond this, and specific to the UK market, CLUe represents a huge opportunity for not only Suprema, but the wider market to consider opportunities outside of the traditional ‘access control’ and ‘time attendance’ markets.
As other markets such as workforce management and ticketing, for example, have operated in the cloud for a while now, their acceptance and understanding of the technology represents a far easier client discussion around the benefits of ‘off premise’ management of not only biometrics, but things like mobile credential and dynamic QR.
Already we are seeing interest, and demand in handled ‘customer experience’ at sports stadiums and facilities, where things like ticket touting and attendance management for health and safety are becoming essential.
New considerations are being taken to address the same type of adoption across verticals such as classroom attendance, cashless catering, follow me printing and much, much more…
The global security market is at a pivotal point, with cloud solutions leading the charge towards enhanced security and efficiency.
CLUe exemplifies this trend through its innovative combination of cloud technology and biometrics, catering to a wide range of applications and demonstrating its effectiveness in real-world scenarios.
As organisations continue to prioritise security in an increasingly digital world, solutions like CLUe will undoubtedly play a critical role in shaping the future of security management.
This article was originally published in the December Edition of Security Journal UK. To read your FREE digital edition, click here.
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