iLOQ launches iLOQ Rapide, a digital access management system for a monthly fee.

iLOQ has signed a framework agreement with Hartela Etelä-Suomi Ltd.

Locks play an integral role in carrying out daily tasks in any business by controlling who can go where and at what time. Apps are also part of our daily lives, and our phones are full of them. Customers who use iLOQ S50 NFC locks and mobile access solutions enjoy the convenience of using the iLOQ S50 app. Wouldn’t it be convenient if accessing locks could be done with the same application that is used for other tasks?

At the end of 2020, iLOQ signed a long-term framework agreement to be one of the favored priority suppliers for access control for Cellnex’s network of telecom masts and datacenters. From the beginning of 2021, the deployment of iLOQ products has accelerated throughout Europe.

To cope with rapid growth and demand for products, iLOQ has opened a new logistics center close to the company’s headquarters in Oulu, Finland.

Market insights highlight that security solutions are more critical than ever in today’s business operations. In a bid to move away from the security risks and administrational challenges of traditional mechanical locking, companies are keen to implement new methods of access management.

For those of you who haven’t heard about me yet, my name is Frank Hayes, and I am the Country Manager for one of the newest additions to the iLOQ family – iLOQ Canada.

According to The World Bank, in 2020 about 55% of the world’s population – 4.2 billion inhabitants – were living in cities. According to many sources, this trend will continue. By 2050, with the urban population expected to more than double its current size, it is predicted that nearly 7 out of 10 people in the world will live in cities. This rapid urbanization has caused a massive increase in the demand for affordable housing.

The millionth iLOQ key was delivered in December 2016 in the Swedish town of Haparanda.

Digital locking company – iLOQ – has started 2021 with a bang by extending its operations into the UK.