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North Dakota State implements CBORD access control

Thursday, November 8, 2007

The CBORD Group has added North Dakota State University to the list of users of its access control technology. The university selected CBORD’s CS Access™ product to replace an existing system and a phased implementation has begun. The system will eventually manage access to more than 200 doors.


Ithaca, NY: The CBORD Group, Inc., is pleased to announce that North Dakota State University has chosen the company as its access control technology provider. The university recently selected CBORD’s CS Access™ product to replace an existing system. A phased implementation has begun, and the system will eventually manage access to more than 200 doors.

Along with CS Access, North Dakota State also chose to implement CBORD’s CS Action and Response Management™ software. Together, these solutions not only control facility access privileges, but also integrate alarm management based on a wide variety of triggers (door prop, bad card read, etc.). The software allows users to respond rapidly to events as they occur, through proactive notification of alarm conditions via email or phone, or automatic action sequences defined by the user. The decision represents North Dakota State’s desire for integration across multiple areas of security operations, improving situational awareness and accountability on the global campus level.

“We expect the new functionality with CS Access to improve our ability to successfully manage access schedules, controllers, readers, doors, users, and monitoring,” said Vance Gerchak, NDSU Technology Coordinator. “This effort is an important step in making our campus safer and more secure for students, faculty, staff, and guests.”

“We are very pleased to work with North Dakota State to implement our integrated security solutions,” says Randy Eckels, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, The CBORD Group, Inc. “With campus security on the minds of many, it is important for universities to seek out technology that provides a ‘big picture’ view of security operations. North Dakota State has done just that, and we are excited to assist the school in enhancing the safety of its community.”

About The CBORD Group, Inc.

The CBORD Group serves colleges and universities, corporations, healthcare facilities, chain restaurants, supermarkets, and a host of other market segments. CBORD’s products are used in access control, integrated security solutions, campus ID card privilege control, food service, housing services, cashless dining, catering, nutrition services, online ordering, and other institution-wide activities. The CBORD Group serves more than 6,000 clients in the U.S., Canada, Europe, South Africa, the Middle East, New Zealand, and Australia.

The CBORD Group was founded in 1975. Today it employs more than 475 professionals. To learn more about CBORD, visit us at www.cbord.com.

Media Contact:

Sarah Evans Marketing Manager she@cbord.com [end] 

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