Volume 4
May 2016 Edition
access door and gate communication.
As security personnel continue to play an integral role in visitor
satisfaction, authorities are contemplating the advantages tied
to having multiple channels of communication for engaging with
those at their locations. Simply installing a durable and visible
device can go a long way to enhancing the experience from a
customer service mindset, not to mention any life-threatening
situations that may pose a more dire threat. This way, if you see
or need something, there is a discreet way to say something.
A Code Blue Emergency Light Tower, located on the Washington University Campus.
By placing physical security devices in popular and visible locations, cities give their constituents a means to seek help wherever they go, whenever they need it. This gives individuals the
peace of mind of a safe environment, which can go a long way
toward augmenting a region’s reputation. For example, according to a study published by the International Foundation for Protection Officers, the number one reason people shopped at one
place compared to another was safety. If a customer doesn’t feel
safe in a store, they typically will leave and shop somewhere else
– possibly in another city.
Cities are devoted to protecting everyone that crosses their
streets, whether they’re residents or just passing through. Security is an ever-changing landscape, forcing authorities to continually adjust and adapt to new threats and scenarios. The addition
of physical security devices is one way for municipal locations to
ensure people know that help is always available.
Michael Zuidema is the Marketing Operations Manager for Code
Blue Corporation.
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visit http://codeblue.com.
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