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May 6, 2013 / ,

Illinois Institute of Technology, CBORD partner for mobile security solution

The CBORD Group and the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) have been recognized for a new mobile-enabled security solution for door access. CBORD’s solution, dubbed CS Access, serves IIT’s more than 7,700 students and staff and was recently awarded the...
April 16, 2013 / ,

CBORD unveils mobile food ordering platform

CBORD announced the release of GET Food, an online and mobile ordering system designed to expand college and university students’ dining options and improve convenience. GET Food is the latest addition to CBORD’s GET commerce platform. This new technology also...
March 22, 2013 / , ,

New app puts campus cards in smart phones

CBORD released CBORD Mobile ID, a smart phone app that puts a campus card into the handset. Students can then use their phones for access, vending, attendance and other secure transactions on campus. CBORD Mobile ID works with both iOS...
December 11, 2012 /

CardSmith rolls out Mobile Account Center

Campus card services provider CardSmith is launching a mobile version of its online Cardholder Account Center. Students, parents and other authorized users can use their smart phone to check balances, view transactions and revalue their meal plan or Campus Cash...
September 27, 2012 / , ,

Campuses pilot NFC for access control

Villanova, University of San Francisco expanding trials in fall Andy Williams, Associate Editor, Avisian Publications Near field communication is going to college and finding the campus to be an ideal testing ground full of students hungry for the newest technology....

The Mobile ID Experiment

Be it Android, Apple, tablet or smart phone … mobile devices are everywhere, and users want to do everything on them that they do on their desktop. As the functionality increases so do the threats to the information stored on...
February 27, 2012 /

Students looking to build application that can sub as student ID card

Some students at Utah Valley University, Orem, are looking for donations that will give them seed money to develop their own iPhone app that could double as a student ID card. Trent Ewing and Mark Wilkinson are in the planning...
January 23, 2012 / , ,

Contactless: Can colleges be first in class?

By Jeff Staples, vice president of market development strategy, Blackboard Transact Contactless technology is rapidly growing in adoption for all types of payment and ticketing systems. According to Eurosmart, 630 million secure contactless cards were shipped in 2008 alone and...
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Smartphones empower the campus card

Across markets, smart phones are being used for more than phone calls, texts and email. It is easy to focus on brand new functions, but the biggest impact may be in the way people interact with long-standing services. Handsets are...
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November 28, 2011 / ,

Beyond the NFC hype

This has been quite the year for near field communication. The hype around the technology has skyrocketed and enabled handsets are actually being sold in the U.S. In a handful of locations, these handsets can be used for purchases and...
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