XceedID and ID Group Form OEM Partnership

  • Nov 01, 2010

XceedID, a leading manufacturer of contactless credentials and readers, and ID Group, a leader in identification technology and access control, have formed an OEM partnership. Through ID Group, customers will have access to XceedID's line of multi-technology readers and credentials.

By offering migratory products for customers, XceedID and ID Group are providing solutions that help customers transition to more advanced, secure technologies. As the demand for secure identification solutions evolve, XceedID and ID Group are positioned to offer products that meet today's need while preparing customers for next generation technology advancements.

"ID Group brings a variety of identification and access solutions to the market and we're excited to offer solutions to their customers," stated John Menzel, director of business development at XceedID. "ID Group will support both our proximity and smart card technologies and are able to serve a customer's evolving credential needs."

"Our customers have asked for solutions that will accommodate today's technologies while preparing them for tomorrow's needs and this partnership with XceedID helps us deliver that," adds Phillip King, vice president of ID Group. "Their products help meet our customers' needs and we're excited about bringing our joint solutions to market."

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