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January 14, 2010 / ,

School biometric system raises concerns over student exposure

The Hull Trinity House School in Yorkshire, UK has become the first Hull school in its area to utilize a biometric system in replacement of school lunch payment programs, according to a Yorkshire Post article. As has been common at...
January 8, 2010 / ,

UNLV taps Wells Fargo for campus card banking partnership

Wells Fargo was awarded a contract with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas to provide financial services for the RebelCard, a multi-function campus ID designed to provide students, faculty and staff a single card to use for a variety of...
December 1, 2009 / , ,

Episode 43: Santa Clara University goes contactless

Contactless smart cards have found a home on college campuses for physical access control. But Santa Clara university in California is taking it a step further by using the cards for payments as well. Nirmal Palliyaguru, director of ACCESS and...
November 19, 2009 / , ,

Campus card providers offer cost reduction, revenue-generating tips

With most states slashing budgets, cash-strapped institutions have had to make tough choices. Some have chosen to freeze salaries, others have laid-off people and many have put construction and other campus projects on hold. Operating a campus card program is...
November 16, 2009 /

Gemalto unveils bio-sourced degradable smart cards

Gemalto launched a bio-sourced degradable smart cards. The card body is made from renewable material, is recyclable and compostable, and can be incinerated without emissions of toxic fumes. Gemalto also offers packaging made from recycled paper and vegetable inks that...
November 4, 2009 /

Just say 'no' to emails requesting user names and passwords

That’s the word from Stanford’s Information Technology Services in response to phony emails that have been sent to students that seek their user name and password. The emails are similar to scammers seeking bank account numbers. For example, one email...
November 4, 2009 / , ,

ITC Systems' campus micropayment solutions continue to evolve as technology changes

ITC Systems represents itself as the source for “transaction control solutions for tomorrow.” The company designs, manufactures and implements card-based solutions to campuses for their micropayment transaction needs. Additionally the company maintains a healthy channel partner relationship with key resellers...
October 29, 2009 / , ,

Schools among those leading biometric adoption

Alasdair Darroch, director for biometrics developer Biostore, spoke at the Biometrics 2009 Conference in London revealing that the education sector may be leading the charge on utilization of biometrics with approximately 10% of schools utilizing the technology in some way,...
October 21, 2009 /

U.S. Bank ranks first in privacy study

For the fourth straight year, U.S. Bank has ranked first in a privacy study conducted by the Ponemon Institute, a Traverse City, Mich.-based information management research firm. In addition, the institute’s Privacy Trust Study for Retail Banking has ranked the...
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