Skip to content

Supporting Customers When You Don’t Control All the Systems

Supporting Customers When You Don’t Control All the Systems

When the card office is the first point of contact for people experiencing difficulties using their card in systems not under your control, how can you develop partnerships and strategies to bridge the gap and save the day?

Discussions Questions

1. Does your campus have multiple access systems?

2.  Is your card used in systems controlled by other departments/entities?

3. Can you be a resource for systems you do not have access to?

Presenter:

Sean Stewart, The Ohio State University

Related:

Right on Queue: Automation for Modern Card Production

Right on Queue: Automation for Modern Card Production

Discover how the University of Michigan’s MCard Program partnered with its Robotics Process Automation team to transform card production through…
SECANDA Suite Live: Experience Next-Gen Identity & Campus Automation

SECANDA Suite Live: Experience Next-Gen Identity & Campus Automation

SECANDA is more than just your One Card provider. SECANDA Suite is your customizable identity management solution that allows you…
Building a Smarter Access Control Strategy

Building a Smarter Access Control Strategy

Campus access control systems are evolving rapidly, and institutions face important decisions about platform direction, hardware needs, and long term…