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Itatec
75 Sandler Road, Percelia, Johannesburg
Core business offering: Itatec supplies access control and clocking systems with advanced time and attendance software, customised to meet users’ requirements, and multi-site systems with communication over the cellphone network and Internet.
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Shared Agency | This is one of several companies with official rights to distribute this brand |
Sub Agency | This company purchases from an officially appointed local distributor |
Manufacturer | This company manufactures this brand |
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Section - Access control & identity management
-Access control readers & control units
-Card technology
- RFID
-Control systems
- Time & attendance integration
-Facial recognition
-Fingerprint analysis
-Iris recognition
-Visitor management systems
- Cloud-based
-Visitor management/tracking systems
Section - Perimeter security
-Turnstiles
- Full height
- Mechanical
- Optical
Section - Service providers
-Access control systems
- Access control systems
- Biometric systems
- Revolving doors & turnstiles
- Visitor management systems
- Workforce management systems
-Commercial
-Education
-Entertainment & hospitality
-Financial
-Government & parastatal
-Healthcare
-Industrial & manufacturing
-Logistics
-Mining
-Residential estates
-Retail
-Transport
-Warehousing
News from Itatec: |
Dealing with fingerprint failures
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2012, Access Control & Identity Management, Itatec
Vivian Taback discusses how to avoid problems in scanning a fingerprint.
To understand why so many false readings are made on biometric devices, one needs a basic understanding of the fingerprint identification ... |
Accessing McDonald's
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2012, Access Control & Identity Management, Entertainment and Hospitality (Industry), Itatec
Anviz controls access to 23 McDonald’s Uruguay restaurants.
After a year of project planning, Anviz was accepted as the system supplier to McDonald’s in Uruguay. The McDonald’s company chose the Anviz ... |
Tube and Pipe keeps growing
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005, Access Control & Identity Management, Itatec
Project scope
To control the access and monitor time and attendance of 600 users at Macsteel Tube and Pipe, using one enrolment station, 17 biometric readers at the main factory and two at remote sites, ... |
Itatec brings Anviz to SA
September 2011, News & Events, Itatec
Itatec has announced that it now represents Anviz Biometrics in southern Africa. The Anviz product range provides cost-effective biometric solutions to a broad range of requirements in access control ... |
Security news: |
SMARTpod talks to Armata’s Richard Frost
December 2024, Videos, Technews Publishing, SMART Security Solutions
SMARTpod, the podcast by SMART Security Solutions, recently spoke to Richard Frost from Armata about the company's new 'all-in-one' cybersecurity bundle designed to relieve cyber stress in the SMB market. |
Here’s to a SMART 2025
December 2024, News & Events, Editor's Choice, SMART Security Solutions
This is the final news brief from SMART Security Solutions for 2024, and the teams would like to take this opportunity to thank our readers, advertisers and partners and wish everyone a safe and secure festive season. |
Standards for fire detection
December 2024, Fire & Safety, SAQCC (Fire)
In the second article from SAQCC, Nick Collins focuses on SANS 10139, which is generally regarded as the “Book of Knowledge” for any fire detection installer, commissioner and designer. |
Risk-IO manages mining security risks
December 2024, Security Services & Risk Management, Mining (Industry)
[Sponsored] A local mining company with three large operations experienced increased security costs. The liability included no standardised risk assessment, poor management of the efforts to mitigate hazards, and unauthorised access with subsequent theft. The reactive approach to security was not only expensive but also wasteful in the sense that the costs were poorly managed, and there were no metrics to show improvement or trends in incidents. |
Rational design is not just a tick-box exercise
November 2024, Fire & Safety
Rational design is about achieving performance-driven fire safety measures through sound engineering principles. It is not just a tick-box exercise, but involves a deep understanding of fire risks and behaviour, and developing customised fire protection strategies. |
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