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040 _cCSPC
082 0 _a621.388928
_bN335s
100 _aArmstrong, Guy,
_eDirector
110 0 _aInnovision Media Concepts
245 0 0 _aKeycard control
_bsecurity for electronic locking systems/
_cdirected by Guy Armstrong; written by Melissa Kaplan
260 _aUSA
_bInnovision Media Concepts
_c2005
300 _a1 videodisc (26 min. approx) :
_bsd., col. ;
_c4 3/4 in
336 _2two-dimensional moving image
_ardacontent
337 _2video
_ardamedia
338 _2videodisc
_ardacarrier
520 _aWhile electronic locking systems offer a number of advantages, even the most sophisticated system is no substitute for solid security practices. In fact, because of the ease with which guest and master keycards can be created, your hotel may need to implement entirely new strategies for the protection of guests and employees. Developed with the input of hotel security experts, trainers, and managers, this innovative and entertaining program presents the basics of security for electronic locking systems
700 1 _aKaplan, Melissa,
_eWriter
940 _amarc
942 _cAV
999 _c12858
_d12858