IdentiSys Acquires Inland Business Products

  • Jan 05, 2011

IdentiSys Inc., has acquired Inland Business Products, Inc., located in Spokane Valley, Wash. Terms of the purchase were not disclosed.

Inland Business Products is a single-source provider of photo identification, mailing, barcode technology, embossing, and card issuance systems to the healthcare, education, corporate, membership and loyalty, first responder and emergency management, local and state government markets in Washington and Idaho. The company serves Spokane County, Yakima, and the Tri-Cities areas.

“We look forward to building upon Inland Business Products’ record of stellar customer service and offering a much larger product portfolio to help organizations of all sizes improve security,” said Debra R. Ferril, president and chief operating officer of IdentiSys. “We welcome our new sales and service colleagues from Inland Business Products. Together, we are committed to focusing on our customers and providing unparalleled customer service, account management, and on-site services in the ID and security marketplace.”

“This is our second identification dealer acquisition in six months, seventh overall, and continues our goal to expand our local sales and service coverage in the U.S.,” stated Michael R. Shields, founder and CEO of IdentiSys. “Our growth strategy targeted expansion into the West. With the addition of Inland Business Products, we now offer sales and on-site services throughout the U.S., including five Midwestern states, Florida, Hawaii, Kentucky, Ohio, and Texas.”

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