This article by Jeff Koziol of Allegion, published in Campus ID News, addresses five common myths about locks for higher education:

• Myth 1: Interior student room doors should rely solely on traditional locking hardware.
• Myth 2: Online, real-time connected electronic locks provide little value. Intermittent Wi-Fi connected locks will suffice.
• Myth 3: Battery-powered, real-time connected locks require too many battery change-outs and are more expensive.
• Myth 4: Connectivity interruptions or power outages prevent students from entering their rooms.
• Myth 5: Access control locks quickly become obsolete as card, credential and communication technologies evolve.

To find out the truth behind these myths, click here to read the article.

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