List of Centurion EasyGate HG Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Centurion EasyGate HG for Physical Access Control System from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Centurion EasyGate HG for Physical Access Control System include: Mirvac, a Australia based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 1684 employees and revenues of $1.91 billion, Novartis Australia, a Australia based Life Sciences organisation with 700 employees and revenues of $400.0 million, Tyro Payments, a Australia based Professional Services organisation with 647 employees and revenues of $275.0 million, The National Institute For Medical Research, a United Kingdom based Life Sciences organisation with 1500 employees and revenues of $130.0 million and many others.
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Mirvac | Construction and Real Estate | 1684 | $1.9B | Australia | Entrance Control | Centurion EasyGate HG | Physical Access Control System | 2016 | Centaman | In 2016 Mirvac implemented Centurion EasyGate HG at the EY Centre located at 200 George Street in Sydney. The Centurion EasyGate HG installation delivered nine customised lanes as a Physical Access Control System designed to prevent unauthorised entry and tailgating while visually integrating with the lobby design. The deployment concentrated on lane-level control hardware and configured entry workflows, combining controlled entry lanes with tailgate prevention capabilities to support facility security and visitor throughput. Centurion EasyGate HG lanes were adapted to lobby finishes and operational requirements, aligning gate behavior with front-of-house security and access management processes. The installation was integrated with Schindler PORT lift destination control to speed passenger allocation and improve vertical traffic flow across the Mirvac building, creating coordinated access-to-elevator workflows between the Physical Access Control System and vertical transportation. Implementation partner Centaman managed the installation and configuration for the EY Centre, with operational scope covering lobby access control, building security operations, and elevator coordination for the site. | |
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Novartis Australia | Life Sciences | 700 | $400M | Australia | Entrance Control | Centurion EasyGate HG | Physical Access Control System | 2015 | Centaman | In 2015 Novartis Australia implemented Centurion EasyGate HG as part of its Physical Access Control System at the new Macquarie Park campus. The deployment installed three lanes of Centurion EasyGate HG in the reception zone to manage tailgating and to restrict building access to authorised occupants. Configuration centered on lane-level gate control, reception throughput management, and visitor processing workflows, reflecting typical Physical Access Control System capabilities such as credential gating and controlled ingress and egress flows. The installation emphasized an architecturally sympathetic reception design while preserving secure access sequencing for employees and guests. The Centurion EasyGate HG lanes were integrated with Novartis's existing access control infrastructure so that credential and door management systems coordinated with the gate lanes for unified access decisions. Centaman served as the implementation partner responsible for delivery and on-site integration. Operational coverage focused on reception and main building access at the Macquarie Park site, impacting facility security and visitor management functions. Reported outcomes included improved throughput and tighter visitor control while providing a secure, architecturally integrated reception experience. | |
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The National Institute For Medical Research | Life Sciences | 1500 | $130M | United Kingdom | Entrance Control | Centurion EasyGate HG | Physical Access Control System | 2016 | Meesons A. I. | In 2016, The National Institute For Medical Research deployed Centurion EasyGate HG as a Physical Access Control System to secure reception and public facing areas at the Francis Crick Institute. The deployment used five lanes of Centurion EasyGate HG high glass speed gates to provide high throughput reception control while preserving an open research environment. Meesons A. I. proposed and implemented the solution, delivering a deployment architecture centered on five speed gate lanes located at the primary reception. Implemented functional capabilities emphasized anti tailgating protection, controlled per person ingress and egress flows, and a lower energy footprint compared with traditional gate options. Operational scope covered facility access control for reception and visitor handling at the Francis Crick Institute, impacting physical security and reception operations. Governance and rollout were executed by Meesons A. I., and the Centurion EasyGate HG implementation delivered improved anti tailgating protection and reduced energy consumption for the facility. | |
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Professional Services | 647 | $275M | Australia | Entrance Control | Centurion EasyGate HG | Physical Access Control System | 2021 | n/a |
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