Baltimore security company maintains robust card access system for world-class university.
BALTIMORE,MD,September 08,2012/24-7PressRelease/--Entry-Master LLC announced the successful project completion allowing Johns Hopkins J-Card mobile app to interface with the Entry Master security management system,giving JHU administration and student population of the Homewood campus the ability to communicate across systems.
The J-Card is the official identification and access card for students,faculty and staff at the Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus.J-Cash is a prepaid,stored-value account that is a convenient,cashless way to pay for purchases on and off campus,pay for school supplies,and gain access to secured facilities like a dorm.The JHU programmers developed a mobile app that allows card holders to control their cards remotely.If a student were to lose their J-Card they can use the mobile app to automatically"freeze"their account.This would keep the finder of that"lost"card from making unauthorized purchases and from gaining access to secured facilities.If the student finds the"lost"card the same mobile app can then reactivate the card.
"Entry-Master has provided security card access for JHU for over 20 years,"said Kevin Baker,President of Entry-Master,LLC."Our team worked with JHU IT engineers to quickly create an interface with their mobile app.We are keenly aware of the magnitude of providing critical security services for a world-class university,"continued Baker."We strive to provide excellent services to all of our clients,and we are very happy to announce the successful project with Johns Hopkins University."
