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Campus Card Project for Mount Allison University

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Campus Card Project for Mount Allison University

Mount Allison University

Ranked as the Number One Canadian

university in 17 of the past 23 years,

Mount Allison has an enrolment of

2,400 students from around the

world, and a faculty-to-student ratio

of 16:1.

Technological Focus

Technological excellence is a big

focus at the university – it was the

first in Canada to provide campus-

wide internet access – and

administration and faculty

continually strive to deliver a

student experience that is enriched

by the best that technology can

deliver.

Careful Consideration

Although ITC Systems has had an

outstanding working relationship with

Mount Allison for more than 15 years, the

university felt obliged to invite other

providers to bid for the right to upgrade

the school’s transaction control system to

a card solution that would include an

improved access control system.

Why ITC Systems?

The university was interested in installing a

world-class access control system that

would put student safety first. As providers

of transaction control solutions for more

than 25 years, ITC Systems won the bid to

convert Mount Allison’s transaction control

system from magnetic stripe to Mifare

Contactless Card technology.

What Was Involved?

ITC Systems put a full-service multi-use

card system in place that students and

staff can use for photocopying, printing,

vending, laundry, food services, bookstore

purchases and sports centre transactions.

Reporting is centralized so administrators

can generate reports when needed.

Volanté Point of Sale

ITC Systems also installed Volanté

Point of Sale software for all food

services transactions at the

university. This system works

seamlessly in both on-and-offline

environments and allows for

superior reporting capabilities.

Salto Door Access

The crowning achievement of the Mount

Allison project is the implementation of

Salto door access systems at various

locations throughout campus.

Implementation is now complete in the

facilities management building and ITC

Systems is proceeding with additional

buildings, including residences.

Enhanced Security

The Salto door access control system

allows university administration to

eliminate the challenges that come with

the use of physical keys. The switch to card

access means security is substantially

enhanced and locks can be reprogrammed

at a moment’s notice to ensure the safety

and security of students and property.

A Rewarding Experience

Mount Allison had high expectations for the

experiences their new card system and

access control systems would deliver, and

ITC Systems staff were delighted to help. As

a company that is focused on global

leadership in the technology field, ITC

Systems values the opportunity to work with

customers like Mount Allison University.

Contact Us

For more information on ITC Systems,

please visit itcsystems.com or contact

[email protected]

For more on Mount Allison University’s

campus card system, please visit

mta.ca/community/student_services/

campus_card/campus_card/