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 concer.

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.

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 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.

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 and safe conduct.

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.

Amusement parks exist to create a positive atmosphere for customers looking for a get-away to have fun and enjoy time with friends and family. Each year, millions of visitors enter amusement park gates, looking to experience the best roller coasters, family rides, water slides, concerts, and more.

Despite the current state of the global economy, the mid- to long-term outlook for the air travel industry is positive. Passenger numbers are projected to grow and more than double by 2030. This will undoubtedly cause capacity issues at airports.

Government facilities perform a wide range of functions. In addition to housing offices, their space is often used for conferences and debates, voting, and legislative meetings.

Factories, refineries, shipping distribution centres and other industrial applications don’t have quite the exposure to the public that many other organisations do, but security still has a primary responsibility to protect employees, visitors and assets, and to control access.

We need to get around safely, whether it be a daily commute to work, travel to visit friends or family to a journey to a much-anticipated holiday. Public transport on trains, busses, ferries or taxi's are very much part of our daily lives, and are all a crucial part of our shared society.

For dams, ports, railways, power plants, and other essential infrastructure, security is of the utmost importance. These facilities can be highly attractive targets for disruption or terrorism.