Market Segments.

In the digital-first age that we now live in, the ‘cloud’ is becoming the main storage solution for information and knowledge - meaning that it is packed full of incredibly vital data. Protecting the security and privacy of that data has become a major concern - both in the digital and physical world.

Corporate headquarters require a variety of solutions at their entrances and exits to ensure that the only people entering the building are those who are supposed to be there. Security of rented properties, single-company buildings, and large multi-tenant buildings can all benefit from security entrances to help keep employees safe and properly accounted for.

Seeing the entry to a healthcare facility brings out a wide variety of feelings to the visitor: apprehension about what awaits them; pain and discomfort at their illness but also hope for a healthier and better future and relief at getting treatment for their affliction. The entry as a mobility hotspot is the gateway to recovery and can play a strong supporting role in managing the feelings and expectations of those entering the healthcare facility by inspiring confidence, offering hope and setting visitors at ease.

The entry to a building is about connecting worlds. It is that moment of peace between the busy, public outside world and the more private, branded, inside world. In no area is this moment more important than in retail. Living in a fishbowl society such as ours, customers need that quiet moment to reset their mind and mood to the world they are about to enter.

At least 25% of the student population changes every autumn, as new students enrol and come on board. This turnaround of new faces requires a recurring orientation program which teaches the students all they need to know about campus navigation, safe conduct, and how they can personally help save energy – as well as how to be good, overall ambassadors of their chosen campus.

For many travellers seeing the entry to their hotel is a relief; they have finally arrived at their destination after a long day travelling. They can finally relax and enjoy themselves on their holiday with family. Business travellers can finally have that moment of peace and quiet to prepare for their meetings or just have some time in which they don’t have to be the professional businessman or –woman and can just be themselves. Similarly arriving at a restaurant means that you can have that lovely meal you were looking forward to, fill an empty stomach and enjoy an evening with friends or family. In business the entry to a restaurant often signifies the conclusion of a successful business deal.