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June 11, 2025 / ,

Second largest university replaces outdated hardware with Allegion readers

While most people know Southern New Hampshire University as a private, online institution, it does have a physical campus. Its 3,000 students need ID cards, and its facilities require security and other transaction-related services. In terms of total enrollment, SNHU...
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June 5, 2025 /

Genea brings its cloud security platform to higher ed via Transact+CBORD partnership

Genea is a cloud-based smart building security provider that recently entered the higher education market via a partnership with Transact+CBORD. CampusIDNews talked with the company’s President and CEO Michael Wong to learn about the company and its offerings. Though new...
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June 5, 2025 /

Tariffs bring price increases to campus card and security programs

Across the board, our editorial team is hearing that tariffs between 3% and 10% are impacting virtually all products used in campus card and access control systems. Suppliers and resellers report increases in PACS readers, cameras, biometric devices, cards, printers,...
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June 3, 2025 / ,

2025 survey explores student payment trends, self-service preferences, mobile IDs

Each year, the Student Financial Experience Report commissioned by TouchNet provides a unique glimpse into college students’ payment, ID, and campus service preferences. The 2025 study includes responses from 3,245 undergraduate students from the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia. It...
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Execs outline roadmap for Transact+CBORD product line

In this episode of CampusIDNews Chats, Rasheed Behrooznia and Taran Lent of Transact+CBORD discuss the company’s efforts to continue to advance product offerings. Behrooznia confirmed increased investment in research and development, with 2025 marking yet another rise. On the product...
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May 23, 2025 / ,

AI-driven checkout slashes transaction times, reduces staff at Cal Poly Pomona

At Cal Poly Pomona, autonomous checkout systems are transforming the retail experience by removing staff from the checkout process. In an interview with CampusIDNews, Al Padilla, Cal Poly Pomona’s Senior Manager for Retail IT, explained these frictionless systems. He says...
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