Case Studies 

Every Sixth Avenue store stocks millions of dollars worth of inventory, so security was essential. Steven Hayes, the director of security and loss prevention for Sixth Avenue, was looking for a security solution to meet his unique needs and turned to GuardMe Security of Old Bridge, NJ.

Navistar International Corporation, a $12+ Billion manufacturer of heavy-duty trucks, midsized trucks, school buses, diesel engines, and replacement parts, first became an EasyLobby customer in 2001 – initially via a single SVM (Secure Visitor Management) implementation in their Chicago corporate headquarters.

During Loyola University’s search for a ‘one-card’ student ID system, they recognized that such a system wouldn’t necessarily be suitable for areas of the campus that are frequented by non-students.

Connecticut Children's Medical Center began a search in 2004 for a system to improve upon their existing visitor management 'system', which at that point in time consisted of colorcoded plastic badges and paper sign-in sheets.

National Defense University relies on security consultant’s foresight and design expertise to solve migration and integration challenges for new campus building.

Diebold Global Security provided CU Hawaii Federal Credit Union with advanced service and security technologies, including Diebold’s RemoteTeller™ System, PassVault™ and advanced hardware and software, to improve operational efficiencies and sharpen its competitive edge while remaining cost-effective.