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Modern Security Without Throwing Away the Existing System.
Ball Arena used UnityIS® to bring legacy Honeywell access control, Axis Camera Station video, and newer IMRON access-control hardware into one centralized security-management environment.
A Busy Arena With Complex Security Needs.
Ball Arena hosts professional basketball and a wide range of entertainment events, creating a security environment that has to support large crowds, employees, contractors, and changing event operations.
More than a decade ago, the arena began looking for a better way to manage access control while continuing to use systems and hardware that were already in place.
UnityIS® became the management layer that allowed the arena to modernize incrementally instead of treating the project as a complete rip-and-replace.
The Problem Wasn't That Everything Was Old. It Was That Everything Was Fragmented.
Legacy Honeywell Hardware
The arena needed newer capabilities without abandoning access-control hardware that was already installed and functioning.
Too Much Dependence on One Hardware Brand
Ball Arena wanted greater freedom to choose access-control hardware as security requirements and technologies evolved.
Disconnected Security Workflows
Manual processes and fragmented access-control and surveillance systems created unnecessary operational overhead.
Integrate First. Replace Hardware Only When It Makes Sense.
UnityIS® integrated with Ball Arena's existing Honeywell access-control system and Axis Camera Station video-management system while newer IMRON access-control panels were introduced alongside the legacy hardware.
This preserved earlier hardware investments while creating a path toward a more flexible architecture. The arena could continue operating existing equipment and add new access-control technologies over time.
Most importantly, security operators gained a centralized platform instead of being forced to work across disconnected systems.
Honeywell + Axis + IMRON. One Management Layer.
The strength of the Ball Arena deployment is the architecture itself: UnityIS® sits above different security technologies so the venue can modernize in phases rather than tying the entire system to one hardware manufacturer.
A Phased Transition Instead of a Disruptive Cutover.
IMRON access-control panels were deployed alongside the existing Honeywell hardware. IMRON worked with arena personnel to integrate the systems, train users, and optimize the environment.
That approach allowed Ball Arena to improve security operations without requiring the facility to replace every controller at once or interrupt established workflows simply to modernize the software platform.
Centralized Management Created a Stronger, More Adaptable Security Operation.
Access + Video Working Together
Integrated access control and video gave the arena a stronger foundation for protecting patrons, personnel, and assets.
Less Administrative Overhead
Centralized management reduced the operational friction created by separate systems and manual security processes.
Freedom to Evolve
Flexible hardware support made it easier to adapt the system as technologies and venue requirements changed.
Modernization Does Not Have to Mean Rip-and-Replace.
Ball Arena's experience demonstrates the value of using an open security-management layer to connect legacy and newer technologies. The original 2024 case study describes more than a decade of UnityIS® use at the venue and highlights the ability to preserve existing investments while continuing to modernize the system.
Keep What Works. Integrate What You Need. Modernize on Your Schedule.
UnityIS® gives stadiums, arenas, and large facilities a way to unify compatible access control, video, and other security technologies through one management platform.


