Success Stories – Success Stories with WinGuard

In addition to the classic danger of a robbery, there are numerous other potential threats in a bank that make high security precautions necessary. The challenge at NORD/LB was to set up a National Security operations Center (SOC) to ensure comprehensive security for all branches.

In hospitals, the main focus must be on the well-being of patients so that security and building management can run smoothly in the background. This is also the case at the AMEOS Klinikum Am Bürgerpark in Bremerhaven. Here, distributed WinGuard workstations ensure flexible task and information management.

Infineon Technologies AG is a world leader in semiconductor solutions. Infineon selected the WinGuard open PSIM platform from Advancis to control all technical systems used at the sites centrally via a unified user adapter.

With corporate headquarters in Harsewinkel, Westphalia, CLAAS is the European market leader in combine harvesters. Video surveillance, intrusion detection as well as different building management technologies are indispensable in order to guarantee the security of both employees and visitors.

ZF Friedrichshafen AG is a global leader in driveline and chassis technology as well as active and passive safety technology. Security is particularly essential for the numerous and highly complex manufacturing processes that the company performs every day.

MPL offers a “platform as a service” solution, i.e. remote security and building control, for hundreds of European end customers from various business sectors of different sizes. To be able to supply a unified monitoring for its customers, MPL required an overall platform to manage alarm and event messages triggered by technical systems of different manufacturers.

The Borghi dell’Eremo resort in Italy is in continuous expansion and redevelopment. To facilitate the management of the large estate, the owners decided to manage all installed security and building management systems via a control center, two clients as well as mobile devices.

The challenge was the creation of an emergency and service control center in order to ensure comprehensive security in the Düsseldorf plant as well as throughout the entire group. The different technologies at the Düsseldorf location had to be made operable in a uniform way and the workflows of factory security, plant fire brigade and corporate security had to be optimized.

The Austrian National Railways (ÖBB) is one of the largest service providers of the country. With 11,000 rail kilometers, around 300 tunnels, about 6,500 buildings as well as around 450 million transported passengers per year, a railway company of this size does not only require active monitoring of the facilities and stations, but also perfect support management.

Retail chains with distributed locations require an intelligent as well as a very flexible security and building management system. Efficiency and cost reduction are keywords, leading to the conclusion that a centralized control room is the optimal solution.

As a church institution, the Dominikus-Ringeisen-Werk supports people. To do so, it increasingly operates residential buildings close to home and integrated into the community. To simplify the management of these buildings, the security and building technology systems installed are controlled uniformly via a control center.