KarlsruheMunicipalHospital
Karlsruhe Municipal Hospital is the largest hospital in the Middle Upper Rhine region. The clinic is a teaching hospital of the University of Freiburg and employs over 4300 people. After the successful test installation in spring 2020, Zippsafe was asked to equip the locker rooms in the new building "Haus M" with another 40 systems. Thus, the capacities in Karlsruhe could be massively expanded and the number of spaces increased from the original planning to the commissioning. Originally planned with 400 spaces, it quickly became clear that additional spaces were needed. An expansion of capacity to 700 spaces was finally unavoidable and Zippsafe was chosen.
With locker rooms of this size, managing such amounts of compartments becomes a real challenge. Zippsafe has been working on this issue over the past few months, developing a solution that facilitates the allocation and management of its lockers. With the Zippsafe Management System (ZMS), locker bags can be managed effortlessly. The ZippManager, the digital and user-friendly interface of the ZMS, makes the administrative work particularly efficient. Lockers can be assigned to employees with just a few clicks. In addition, unused locker pockets can be detected. The ZippManager also simplifies the cleaning process by indicating which users have left the company and returned their locker bags.
"With Zippsafe, we were able to increase our capacity and at the same time install a locker room solution that is easy to manage."
Ms. Monika Sammert, Project Management Infrastructure Business Unit
With locker rooms of this size, managing such amounts of compartments becomes a real challenge. Zippsafe has been working on this issue over the past few months, developing a solution that facilitates the allocation and management of its lockers. With the Zippsafe Management System (ZMS), locker bags can be managed effortlessly. The ZippManager, the digital and user-friendly interface of the ZMS, makes the administrative work particularly efficient. Lockers can be assigned to employees with just a few clicks. In addition, unused locker pockets can be detected. The ZippManager also simplifies the cleaning process by indicating which users have left the company and returned their locker bags.
The ZMS currently works as a standalone solution. In the future, it will be integrated with an API interface into the existing SIPORT IT landscape from Siemens. Doing this, the ZMS will be synchronized with the user and media base of the access management system. When employees enter and leave the company, both manual imports and the creation of user profiles are no longer required. Zippsafe's own management software, called ZippManager, serves as the user interface. Regardless of the setup chosen, with this innovative system, processes are streamlined and clear. Through this management solution, Zippsafe continues to drive digital transformation in locker rooms. (More information)
