Campus Safety July/August 2021 - 6

// 2021 Campus Safety Access Control & Lockdown Survey
BLACK JACK/STOCK.ADOBE.COM
Survey: Campuses
Having Mixed Success with
Access Control, Lockdown
Demand for access
control, locks, visitor
management and other
solutions is on the rise,
but the ability to lockdown
is still a challenge.
By Robin Hatt ersley
A
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CAMPUS SAFETY JULY/AUGUST 2021
S I CRUNCHED the raw data
from this year's Campus
Safety Access Control and
Lockdown Survey, I encountered some
very interesting contradictions.
On the one hand, compared to
what was revealed in our 2019 Access
Control and Lockdown Survey,
this year, a lot more respondents say
they've purchased equipment over the
past two years and/or are considering
buying more in the next two years. On
the other hand, fewer say they can
lockdown 100% of their campuses.
You would think that if more
schools, universities and healthcare
facilities have purchased more access
control and lockdown solutions that
they would report improvement in
their lockdown capabilities, right?
I can't explain this contradiction
with the data I have at my disposcampussafetymagazine.com

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