The Newsweek Best Business Tools list recognises the Symmetry access control system based on ratings in categories such as trust, service promise, reliability, security, and satisfaction.  

Symmetry platform

AMAG’s Symmetry platform provides reliable, actionable data to help customers make better business decisions"

I am honoured and excited to have our Symmetry Access Control software recognised as a Best Business Tool by Newsweek,” said AMAG Technology President, Kurt Takahashi. 

With new threats continuously emerging, the security landscape has evolved. Our clients require more than just card readers and door controllers; AMAG’s Symmetry platform provides reliable, actionable data to help customers make better business decisions to mitigate risk, reduce cost and ensure compliance.”

Evaluation criteria

The list is based on a survey of more than 10,000 professional users of software and software service providers across the USA. There was an additional evaluation of more than 1,500 Gen Z users (born in 1995 and later), who completed the survey.

Participants were asked to identify all providers of business software and software services they know and have used before. The survey examined the participant's willingness to recommend the provider and asked them to rate the provider in several areas. 

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