1. Amgen Phillip Morris Hewlett Packard Kremlin Expo ’98, Portugal
Reference sites
Amgen
Phillip Morris
Hewlett Packard
Kremlin
Expo ’98, Portugal

2. Worldwide leader
More than 50,000 installations around the world rely on WSE systems to assure maximum security, easy monitoring, and convenient user access
Industry
Business
Utilities
Telephone
Education
Government
Entertainment

3. Amgen 1 of 2 World’s largest independent biotechnology company
$2.4 Billion Corporation
Application
8,000 cardholders
Over 600 access points on several discrete systems
California
Colorado
Puerto Rico
Kentucky
The Netherlands

4. Amgen 2 of 2 Desired Solution The System
“One-card” worldwide for ease of use
Discrete systems worldwide for local control
Maintain legacy investment while migrating to state-of-the-art contactless cards.
The System
NexSentry Controllers
Recently converted from 808 Series controllers
NexSentry Command Center with multiple client monitoring stations
“WSE was able to make transparent our conversion to digital technology. We were able to keep everyone moving without sacrificing security.”
Donald Bitner, Corporate Security Manager Amgen

5. Phillip Morris Multinational conglomerate Application Solution
Client for 12 years
Application
200+ doors
12,000 cardholders
Multiple site security network
Solution
818 Controllers
Integrating NexSentry 4100 Series Controllers
NexSentry Command Center with multiple client monitoring stations
Redundant systems
“Phillip Morris has much better control of manufacturing, engineering, and general office access using the Westinghouse card access system. Our plans call for expansion to additional PM sites in 1998.”
John O’Connel, Security Manager Phillip Morris

6. Hewlett Packard Leading high tech manufacturer Application Solution
Client for 15 years
Application
More than 100 sites
Network and stand alone
2,500 readers
150,000 cardholders
Solution
500 controllers
708, 808, 818, 422
30 NexSentry Command Center security management systems
Local controllers
Remote local controllers
Remote dial up

7. When security is really important... The Kremlin
Government facility with multiple buildings
Physical security
Wall
Guards
Application
Perimeter contactless card readers
UNIX Server for high security
Windows workstation for ease of use
Imaging storage & badging system
Desired Solution
Control perimeter access
Identify cardholder visually
Identify cardholder from database
“No one even came close to WSE in functionality and affordability”

8. Expo ‘98 — Lisbon, Portugal
World Exposition
May - September, 1998
12 million visitors
Over 30 buildings and pavilions
Desired Solution
“Danger Management” system for perimeter, entrances, and pavilions
Instant identification of 80,000 pavilion employees and VIP guests

9. Expo ’98 - Lisbon, Portugal The credential
Digitally stored images
Customized badges
Contactless RFID
Smart Card Chip
Magnetic Stripe

10. Expo ’98 - Lisbon, Portugal The system
UNIX reader with redundant back up
25 terminals located throughout the site
Hundreds of readers
Magnetic stripe
Smart card
RFID
10 Digital imaging & badging stations
+ 10 digital cameras
+ 20 badge printers
ODBC Integration to EXPO ’98 employee & VIP guest database

11. Expo ’98 - Lisbon, Portugal Challenges & Solutions
18-month design & implementation
Partnership with Parque Expo ’98, System Integrator, and WSE
Providing safety and security for perimeter, entrances and pavilions
Comprehensive solution utilizing over 100 readers for employee and VIP visitor identification
Applications

12. Expo ’98 - Lisbon, Portugal Challenges & Solutions
Badging 80,000 employees and VIPs; printing up to 1300 badges/day on-site
WSE digital video imaging and badging system including 10 badging stations w/ 20 printers
Redundant input of badge information
ODBC interface between employee & VIP database and WSE UNIX server
Single database for badge holder information and badge holder digital image
Interoperability between WSE’s NexSentry Command Center’s and WSE’s imaging & badging system
Applications

13. Large, multiple-site organizations with secure, flexible, dependable access control

14. The future of access control