What are the Benefits of Replacing our Shift Logbook with Command Cloud?
When prospects ask us who our biggest competitor is and we reply, “It’s the Dixon Ticonderoga Company,” most look completely befuddled. They’ll realiz...
What is Inmate Release Verification?
In 2013, an inmate escaped from custody twice in less than eight months using the exact same method: he swapped inmate wristbands with other inmates h...
How to Prevent a Dangerous Item Being Issued to an Inmate on Suicide Watch
As a correctional officer, understanding your surroundings, identifying potential threats, and making informed decisions are essential skills for effe...
Is Active RFID the Right Choice For Inmate Tracking?
Active RFID inmate tracking systems have been marketed to correctional facilities for over 25 years as a means to monitor inmates' movements, enhance ...
Who Are GUARDIAN RFID’s Competitors?
Whether you’re looking for an inmate tracking system, the ability to automate your security rounds and guard tour responsibilities, an officer experie...
Do Court Transport Deputies Need Their Own SPARTAN?
Transporting inmates is a dangerous job. On average, there are over 300 reported inmate escapes every year. Of these escapes, 68% were from a caged ve...
How Can I Require Observation Checks During Sleeping Hours?
From 20:00 to 06:00, correctional officers may be conducting anywhere from 20 to 100+ checks, depending on the number of inmates under their supervisi...
What Happens if an Inmate Tries to Get More Than One Meal at a Time?
Inmates complain about many things, most of which seem trivial—such as personal space or perceived disrespect. However, access to essential resources,...
How Do I Create and Manage Special Statuses in Command Cloud?
On average, about a third of your total inmate population has one or more Special Status designation. Whether it’s for medical, mental health, securit...
What are the Key Differences Between QR Codes and RFID?
You're exploring different mobile inmate tracking systems, and it seems like QR codes and RFID tags serve similar purposes, right? Both are contactles...
GUARDIAN RFID Contracts: Year-to-Year vs. Multi-Year Commitments
In a bacon and egg breakfast, what's the difference between the chicken and the pig? The chicken is involved, but the pig is committed! When it comes ...
What Are Shift Log Reports and How Effective Are They?
Shift log reporting is a critical component of any jail, prison, or juvenile detention facility’s compliance and governance process. It provides valua...
What is Command Cloud Defender Edition?
While the typical age range of correctional officers today ranges from 21 to 60, the average age of a U.S. correctional officer is 42.5 years. This ag...
Does Command Cloud Alert Staff When Security Rounds are Late?
GUARDIAN RFID often receives the question: Does Command Cloud alert staff when security rounds are late? The answer is clear and concise: YES. GUARDIA...
GUARD1’s PIPE vs. GUARDIAN RFID’s SPARTAN
The purpose of this blog is to break down the core differences between Guard1 vs. GUARDIAN RFID – specifically the PIPE vs. the SPARTAN. Much of this ...
The One Mistake Nearly Every Correctional Officer Makes Doing Rounds, and How to Fix It
Consistency is typically a good thing in a corrections setting. From the level of detail included in a log to how officers communicate with inmates an...
Three Overlooked Features Every Inmate Tracking System Needs
There are some inmate tracking features that are straightforward. Then, there are some features that are just simply overlooked. If you want to get th...
What are the Benefits of Replacing our Shift Logbook with Command Cloud?
When prospects ask us who our biggest competitor is and we reply, “It’s the Dixon Ticonderoga Company,” most look completely befuddled. They’ll realiz...
What is Inmate Release Verification?
In 2013, an inmate escaped from custody twice in less than eight months using the exact same method: he swapped inmate wristbands with other inmates h...
How to Prevent a Dangerous Item Being Issued to an Inmate on Suicide Watch
As a correctional officer, understanding your surroundings, identifying potential threats, and making informed decisions are essential skills for effe...
Is Active RFID the Right Choice For Inmate Tracking?
Active RFID inmate tracking systems have been marketed to correctional facilities for over 25 years as a means to monitor inmates' movements, enhance ...
Who Are GUARDIAN RFID’s Competitors?
Whether you’re looking for an inmate tracking system, the ability to automate your security rounds and guard tour responsibilities, an officer experie...
Do Court Transport Deputies Need Their Own SPARTAN?
Transporting inmates is a dangerous job. On average, there are over 300 reported inmate escapes every year. Of these escapes, 68% were from a caged ve...
How Can I Require Observation Checks During Sleeping Hours?
From 20:00 to 06:00, correctional officers may be conducting anywhere from 20 to 100+ checks, depending on the number of inmates under their supervisi...
What Happens if an Inmate Tries to Get More Than One Meal at a Time?
Inmates complain about many things, most of which seem trivial—such as personal space or perceived disrespect. However, access to essential resources,...
How Do I Create and Manage Special Statuses in Command Cloud?
On average, about a third of your total inmate population has one or more Special Status designation. Whether it’s for medical, mental health, securit...
What are the Key Differences Between QR Codes and RFID?
You're exploring different mobile inmate tracking systems, and it seems like QR codes and RFID tags serve similar purposes, right? Both are contactles...
GUARDIAN RFID Contracts: Year-to-Year vs. Multi-Year Commitments
In a bacon and egg breakfast, what's the difference between the chicken and the pig? The chicken is involved, but the pig is committed! When it comes ...
What Are Shift Log Reports and How Effective Are They?
Shift log reporting is a critical component of any jail, prison, or juvenile detention facility’s compliance and governance process. It provides valua...
What is Command Cloud Defender Edition?
While the typical age range of correctional officers today ranges from 21 to 60, the average age of a U.S. correctional officer is 42.5 years. This ag...
Does Command Cloud Alert Staff When Security Rounds are Late?
GUARDIAN RFID often receives the question: Does Command Cloud alert staff when security rounds are late? The answer is clear and concise: YES. GUARDIA...
GUARD1’s PIPE vs. GUARDIAN RFID’s SPARTAN
The purpose of this blog is to break down the core differences between Guard1 vs. GUARDIAN RFID – specifically the PIPE vs. the SPARTAN. Much of this ...
The One Mistake Nearly Every Correctional Officer Makes Doing Rounds, and How to Fix It
Consistency is typically a good thing in a corrections setting. From the level of detail included in a log to how officers communicate with inmates an...
Three Overlooked Features Every Inmate Tracking System Needs
There are some inmate tracking features that are straightforward. Then, there are some features that are just simply overlooked. If you want to get th...