Before deciding on a card printer, you need to know some basics about types of cards, printing methods, quantity of cards being printed, frequency of printing, security elements, image quality, and encoding requirements.
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Data overload is a huge problem. Billions of sensors already generate data at staggering rates, and data creation is growing at an annual rate of 60 percent, according to a special report in The Economist (27 Feb. 2010). The same report states that generated data surpassed available storage over three years ago.
This white paper provides a description of the integration process between EasyLobby
Secure Visitor Management (SVM) and a variety of access control systems.
Video Management Software applications were first introduced with enterprise class DVR systems and, with the migration to IP, have separated into an independent product category. VMS allows a user to view live or recorded video from any camera in the business or organization, typically from a monitoring station or from a web based platform.
Sponsored by Video Insight
Just 10 miles away from the United States-Mexico border along the Rio Grande, Donna Independent School District sits amidst international violence including drugs, guns and gangs.
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Should You Jump to IP? Infinova’s commonsense guide for chief security officers (CSOs), directors and managers on how to reduce costs and extend the life of existing surveillance equipment when migrating from analog to IP surveillance.
Sponsored by Infinova
The need to efficiently dispose large quantities of documents in the workplace has transformed the
simple paper shredder into an advanced piece of office equipment.
Sponsored by MBM Corp.
City College of San Francisco chose to roll out the printers fully for the following semester. With the new system, the college now reduces time and frustration—and lines—for staff and students.
Across 85,000 students, City College now produces ID cards in just one-sixth the time it took before. For 85,000 students, that’s a savings of more than 2,000 hours—dramatic time-savings for staff and students.
Sponsored by Zebra Technologies
Retransfer technology is the optimal on-demand printing solution for meeting the stringent image quality and encoding standards that advanced card applications require. In the past, desktop retransfer printers offered low printing speeds and image quality, thus limiting their applicability in many card issuance applications. This lack of performance and quality slowed the adoption of retransfer technology industry-wide. Today, however, innovative technology for retransfer printing delivers a fast, flexible, and affordable solution.
Sponsored by Zebra Technologies