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 ...
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...
5 Reasons Why You Should Track Supplies Given
Staff issue supplies to inmates regularly, ranging from general hygiene supplies to legal mail, but which ones should you be tracking? Most initial th...
Which is Better to Have in My Facility: Cameras or an RFID Tracking System?
Jeff Kovar, Strategic Account Executive, has visited over a hundred jails and prisons throughout his career. During this time, a recurring theme emerg...
The Top 5 Risks That Will Get Correctional Officers Sued
When the average person thinks about life in prison, they think of the Hollywood movies where prisoners are kept in cages and treated like animals. Ho...
5 Documentation Methods Using a SPARTAN Camera
We’ve all used a camera before to capture meaningful moments. Whether you’ve used a Polaroid to take a photo of your baby’s first steps, or your cell ...
Who Owns GUARDIAN RFID Data?
Some of the most common questions we receive from customers and potential customers concern data ownership: Who owns the data created digitally when w...
Legal Defensibility: RFID Data vs. Paper Logs in Court
I have been training correctional staff for nearly a decade and have used the joke “you are a babysitter of adults” just to get a laugh. In all honest...
4 Tips for Enhancing Officer Documentation
At one point or another, you’ve likely experienced an inmate complaining about you or another officer. What they’ll allege, and how far they’re willin...
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 ...
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...
5 Reasons Why You Should Track Supplies Given
Staff issue supplies to inmates regularly, ranging from general hygiene supplies to legal mail, but which ones should you be tracking? Most initial th...
Which is Better to Have in My Facility: Cameras or an RFID Tracking System?
Jeff Kovar, Strategic Account Executive, has visited over a hundred jails and prisons throughout his career. During this time, a recurring theme emerg...
The Top 5 Risks That Will Get Correctional Officers Sued
When the average person thinks about life in prison, they think of the Hollywood movies where prisoners are kept in cages and treated like animals. Ho...
5 Documentation Methods Using a SPARTAN Camera
We’ve all used a camera before to capture meaningful moments. Whether you’ve used a Polaroid to take a photo of your baby’s first steps, or your cell ...
Who Owns GUARDIAN RFID Data?
Some of the most common questions we receive from customers and potential customers concern data ownership: Who owns the data created digitally when w...
Legal Defensibility: RFID Data vs. Paper Logs in Court
I have been training correctional staff for nearly a decade and have used the joke “you are a babysitter of adults” just to get a laugh. In all honest...
4 Tips for Enhancing Officer Documentation
At one point or another, you’ve likely experienced an inmate complaining about you or another officer. What they’ll allege, and how far they’re willin...