The rise of QR code mobile access has led to a growing number of cases of unauthorized access, causing the risk of overcrowding, safety and compliance concerns. Furthermore, the financial implications of lost revenue through ticket fraud, theft and sharing.
With the rise of hybrid work environments, interconnected devices, and mobile-first strategies, cyber attacks have quickly become one of the most significant threats to modern businesses. The risk of cyberattacks has grown exponentially, The BCI Update Series: Cyber Resilience Report
Gone are the days of squinting at holograms or holding IDs up to the light like a detective. Over the last 5 years with the majority of ID documents now being produced with NFC chips embedded, software companies sought an
Wake up, it’s not the 90’s…You’ve long since axed your MP3 player, car phone and any other technology product made in the 90’s, so why would you use Proximity cards? There are now innovative solutions that allow you to keep
Mobile apps equipped with NFC (Near Field Communication) technology are transforming our daily lives in ways that once seemed futuristic. Today, your smartphone isn’t just a tool for communication, it’s a portable payment terminal, an access credential reader, digital ticket
Through the widespread adoption of smartphones in the 2010’s and the rise of Bluetooth technology, mobile access credentials emerged as a convenient alternative to physical credentials. Its longer range and flexibility made it suitable for various applications including commercial offices
The future of mobile access lies in leveraging technology that is not only innovative but also secure, scalable, and user-centric. In 2025, mobile access solutions will not only be about convenience and cost-savings but about resilience in the face of
As we approach 2025, the next steps in the evolution of mobile access will be shaped not only by the push for convenience and cost-effectiveness, but by the imperative to safeguard systems against emerging cybersecurity threats. The past 20 years
Near Field Communication is now widely known as being the technology used for taking payments. However, unknown to many it proves its convenience within other industries for its different capabilities. Check out these NFC use cases surrounding access and identification
William is an experienced British entrepreneur, founder, and accomplished board executive and advisor for a number of businesses. He is the CEO and co-founder of Doordeck, the world’s only true cloud-based access control aggregator. He is also the managing director and founder of Group Secure, a leader in providing security, CCTV, and access control solutions, products, and installation for high-net-worth individuals in the UK.
William established his first business at just seventeen and brings 20-plus years of in-depth experience and industry knowledge. He has a proven track record for building businesses from the ground up—and then leading them to profitability and a successful exit across a myriad of sectors including hospitality, retail, security, telecommunications, and e-commerce. William’s leadership, vision, and experience in creating cutting-edge SaaS-based technology platforms will prove invaluable for Sentry Interactive moving forward.
CHAIRMAN & CEO
Mr. Davis is an Experienced corporate board member, having served on boards of public, private equity-backed, and venture-backed companies. Jon possesses deep industry expertise in dairy, food processing, food technology and manufacturing, and food, beverage, and entertainment services.
During Jon’s tenure of 25 plus years, he’s led operations, research and development, and mergers and acquisitions. He’s served as CEO and has been the founder and active board member for many successful enterprises—from startups to billion-dollar corporations. While COO and CEO of Davisco Foods International, Jon built a state-of-the-art cheese plant which was awarded the United States Dairy processing plant of the year in 2005 by Dairy Foods magazine. Currently, Jon is active with several non-dairy projects, including investments in local real estate, the Wayzata Brewworks, and his latest venture the new CōV restaurant in Edina’s Galleria.
Joe is an American entrepreneur, investor, and accomplished executive. He has co-founded, founded, and led many successful businesses, including US Internet, a leading fiber internet service provider, Securence, a leading provider of email filtering software, and Ravon, an industry-leading digital voice communications service.
It was Joe’s venture, Municipal Parking Services (MPS), that inspired him in 2020 to start Sentry Interactive, an advanced touchless and staffless detection platform.
Caldwell currently serves as CEO and Chairman of the Board for Municipal Parking Services (MPS), a global tech company based in Austin, TX responsible for inventing and patenting technologies that assist in parking and security enforcement.
Joe was named one of Minnesota’s 500 Most Powerful Business Leaders for the past two years—and is a seasoned corporate board member. He’s served on boards of public, private equity-backed, and venture-backed companies—and has deep industry expertise in all aspects of digital technology.
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