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Basil Byrne, Managing Director of Willowmore, talks on MoneyFM 89.3 #PrimeTime
- Published July 22, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Updating an Old Defence for Modern Tech: Keyless Smart Lock System
With our growing dependence on tech, one issue that has surfaced that may not seem linked to security is chaos that comes when telecommunications services are disrupted. When that happens, difficulties in restoring service stem from the system of physical locks used to secure telecoms sites located around Singapore. Enter Willow-more which aims to update this old defence for modern tech. This keyless smart lock system allows enterprises to issue virtual keys quickly to the smartphones of authorised staff and contractors. Joining us is Basil Byrne, Managing Partner at Willowmore.
About Willowmore Pte Ltd
Willowmore is all about developing brilliant inventions and providing awesome solutions. We develop Access Control Management systems, IOT gateways and Monitoring solutions that our customers trust. We are designing new solutions: Range of Smart locks, IoT gateways and analytics solutions that we believe will change the landscape for the company and for our customers.
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