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Adding Value by Adding Functions to Cards and Badges

More is never less when it comes to enhancing an enterprise security access control system with features that complement both security and business goals.

Bill Zalud

October 1, 2013

More is never less when it comes to enhancing an enterprise security access control system with features that complement both security and business goals.

How Outsourcing Can Increase Badging Efficiency and Reduce Cost

David Finkelstein

May 28, 2013

Security officers often deal with photo ID card issuance as an afterthought, but companies should take advantage of the fact that these cards are the most visible daily reminder of security policy.

ID Badges Add Security to School District

February 20, 2013

With more than 600 staff members, the Spring Lake Park School District serves more than 5,100 students and their families from Blaine, Spring Lake Park and Fridley – three suburbs just north of Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.

New Options in Choosing an ID Printer

Bill Zalud

January 2, 2013

Alexi Vereschaga and Youcef Reguigui share more than a desire to win. They both understand the business benefits of a good card printer.

Extends Card Life by Five Times Average

October 1, 2012

Replacing worn-out or abused ID badges can be a drain on time, resources and funds, but this printer/encoder combines high-definition printing technology with high durability print materials to produce more durable, secure IDs.

Integrates Existing Badging Program

July 16, 2012

When implementing a new badging project, it is cost effective to use applications that are already in place.

Powerful Plastic: Diversify and Unify Badges for Accountability

June 1, 2012

Let’s be honest. The average employee probably doesn’t give his or her ID badge much thought. They hope that they remember it each workday, it gets them in the building and it’s fun to swing around when they’re bored. But new badging systems are changing how IDs are being used throughout an organization, adapting the piece of plastic from a utilitarian accessory to an integrated business tool.