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Case Studies

easyCinema Case Study

The first easyCinema was opened in May 2003 at Milton Keynes. The project involved the control of turnstiles and doors via the use of barcoded tickets printed by the customer at home. SB had to write a complex set of rules to interface with the web-booking system, and to the the turnstiles and doors that control access to the screens. To find out more about the background to the project, download the Case Study opposite.

easyCinema Case Study.pdf
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Coventry Libraries Case Study

Coventry opens new chapter on library services. When the Coventry City Council decided it was time to undertake a major refurbishment programme for its Libraries and Information Services, they grabbed the bull by the horns and decided to totally revamp their technology. To find out more about the background to the project, download the Case Study opposite.

Coventry City Council Case Study .pdf
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Bradford College

With a student count in the region of 28,000 and 2,500 staff, security at Bradford College has a major impact on the city. Following a number of incidents, the college decided to overhaul their security in line with an ongoing campus development plan. The initiative included installing CCTV cameras and access barriers, controlled by student cards containing barcodes. To find out more about the background to the project, download the Case Study opposite.

Bradford Case Study.pdf
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De Montfort University Case Study

De Montfort library opens all hours. It was a case of out with the old and in with the new when De Montfort University Library set about modernising itself to meet the needs of today's students. Back in 2005 the Leicester-based University realised that the needs of students were changing fast and the traditional models of study, work spaces and processes needed to be radically rethought. To find out more about the background to the project, download the Case Study opposite.

De Montfort Case Study reduced version 12th April 2007.pdf
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Bedfordshire University Mifare Case Study

Faced with an ageing barcode-based registration and card production system with a desire to harness the power of new e-administration technology, the University of Bedfordshire decided to take a fresh look at how they register students and manage access. A process review working group had reviewed admission and registration processes and set out a number of clear objectives, one of which was to introduce a 'smart card'. A Working Group was then established by Chris Sarchet, the Head of central Co-ordination and Support department within the Registry, and a timetable to implement the system was established. To find out more about the background to the project, download the Case Study opposite.

Bedfordshire Card Case Study_pdf_formatted.pdf
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See Tickets Case Study

Andrew Lloyd Webber owned ticketing company, See Tickets, had a particular requirement. They needed a fast, mobile technology platform that allowed them to scan and validate tickets for large groups of people checking in to an event. "We work with numerous events in many different scenarios. The locations can range from a field to a massive exhibition hall. What we needed was system that could be up and running within 30 minutes and portable enough to operate in many different situations," he said. Download the Case Study opposite.

See Tickets Case Study.pdf
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