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Park it Safely
by Bill Zalud
 There is no other place that draws security concerns than parking lots and garages. Open to the public, these facilities face a myriad of access management challenges.
Solutions range from barriers and card access control to security video, emergency telephones and guardhouses.
The Delaware Capitol Police use intelligent video analytics, for example, to more efficiently identify security threats, such as a person entering a restricted area or an unauthorized vehicle entering a parking area.
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