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Mythbusters: Can a mobile phone erase a hotel key card?

For years, travelers have been warned that their mobile phones can demagnetize the mag stripe in a hotel key card. Card industry experts help us find out the truth.

University of Arizona deploys multi-app, contactless ID for students and staff

By Jill Jaracz, Contributing Editor, AVISIAN Publications In the last five years, the University of Arizona has transformed its CatCard from a basic identification card to a multipurpose tool. In terms of security, the school has been particularly aggressive creating...

Visitor management crucial to physical security

Systems catching on from Fortune 500s to Major League Baseball By Andy Williams, Associate Editor, AVISIAN Publications Security checks have become a fact of life for entrance to public buildings. As government agencies, corporations and schools struggle to keep track...
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Oregon college ditches lock and key for hi-tech

Lane Community College, Eugene, Ore., is adding a key card system that will enable staff and faculty to use cards instead of keys to unlock doors and to get into specific buildings, according tot he student newspaper. “This technology is...

WiFi locks enable easy to deploy security at Quinnipiac University

Hamden, Conn.-based Quinnipiac University has experienced steady growth in recent years which necessitated expansion beyond its main campus. This expansion comes with the need to provide additional security for university personnel, as well as the nearly 8,000 students that live...

Jolly supports QR bar codes in all products

Jolly Technology has announced support for QR bar codes in all products: Lobby Track, ID Flow, Asset Track and Label Flow. The company envisions uses of the technology will be for ID verification, ticketing, trade shows and other uses for...
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Biometric Trends: Will emerging modalities and mobile applications bring mass adoption?

Some scoff at the idea of emerging biometrics, saying that the identification technology as a whole is still emerging. In reality, however, fingerprints have been used to identify criminals for nearly a century and around the world biometrics are used...
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Building a campus card

Launching a brand new campus card program isn’t as easy as signing a contract and cutting a check. There are many steps a schools needs to go through before they even choose a vendor. CR80News asked questions to campus card...
March 7, 2011 /

S2 Security, Jolly joins forces in access control and visitor management

Jolly Technologies announced a technology partnership with S2 Security, manufacturer of the S2 NetBox and S2 Enterprise integrated IP-based physical security systems, that provide integrated visitor management and access control. Visitors, contractors and employees are enrolled through Jolly’s Lobby Track...

One card does it all for students at Texas university

The University of Texas at Arlington has upgraded its one-card system to the point that the students and staff ID cards can be used to access appropriate buildings, make on- and off- campus purchases, and clock in and out of...
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