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April 20, 2019, marked 20 years since the Columbine High School massacre. It was a paradigm-shattering moment that forever changed the way schools around the United States viewed their own status as vulnerable, potential victims.
Yale Locks & Hardware announced the availability of Yale nexTouch, a product that provides small business owners a wireless access management solution with the security of commercial-grade locks and the convenience and cost-efficiency of wireless installation.
Yale Locks & Hardware is showcasing a leading wireless access solution that offers flexible and scalable lock management, tailored specifically for the needs of small business, at ISC West 2016.
While access control likely trails only video on the excitement and energy scale when it comes to products within the security industry, two components of that segment — entry controls and intercoms — most likely rank very low, if at all.
