Whitepapers Archives

Understanding the Differences Between NFC and Bluetooth

NFC and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) are two types of protocols or “languages” electronic devices use to communicate. Learn about the differences and similarities between NFC and BLE.

All You Need to Know About Submetering

In this introductory guide, explore why many teams are looking to submetering as the solution.

Access Control For Class A Office Buildings

Genea helps property teams and owners learn how to automate their operations through access control. We built a framework for customers to better evaluate access control systems before they buy.

5 Key Elements for a Touchless Access Control Building

One buzzword that appears all over blogs and webinars is “touchless access control.” However, what does that really mean?

Access Control Takeover

Before spending unnecessary dollars to replace your current hardware, check your system. With a number of systems, Genea can reconfigure your controller and take over the software.

Proprietary vs. Open Hardware

As companies and building managers have been trying to embrace open protocol hardware to increase flexibility and reduce future capex requirements, certain access control companies have been cleverly twisting the term “open” to suit their needs.

Safe Workplace

Safe Workplace is a safety feature built on top of Genea;s Access Control and Visitor Management platform that extends into capacity planning, contact tracing, compliance and alerting.

Touchless Visitor Management

In the post-Covid-19 world, it is mission critical to provide a touchless experience for guests and tenants. This is a necessary function to create a healthy, welcoming and sustainable work environment and Genea is here to help your buildings.

Genea and Building Management Systems

Genea can work with a wide variety of systems and setups and can be as granular and specific as your BMS is.

Genea and Different Mechanical Systems

All your questions regarding your buildings mechanical set up answered.

Submeters 101

Learn the basics of submetering, how it came to be and why it’s important to make sure it’s done correctly.