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Don’t Forget About Our Custom Lanyard Sale!

By |June 16th, 2014|

Have you ever considered ordering custom lanyards for your business or organization?Well, now’s the time to do it—we’re offering $50 off orders of custom lanyards through August 31, 2014.  It’s a deal you definitely don’t want to […]

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Trying to Save Money on Your ID Card System? Read Our Article in SecureIDNews.com For Tips

By |May 15th, 2014|

Cheers to saving money, right!

If you’re working within budget, or just want to know some excellent tips for saving money on your ID card, then we invite you to read our latest article, now up on SecureIDNews.com:

 http://secureidnews.com/news-item/card-printer-maintenance-and-other-cost-saving-tips/

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Printing dual-sided cards with a single-sided printer

By |September 19th, 2011|

Dual-sided card printers are your best bet for printing large volumes of dual-sided cards, as they are able to print on both sides of a card in one pass. A little known secret is that single-sided card printers can be used to produce dual-sided card as well.
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Zebra increases memory of P100i card printer

By |June 1st, 2011|

Zebra is improving its P100i card printer with an upgrade that makes it more convenient to use. Effective immediately, the P100i is manufactured to include 16 MB of memory. This doubles the card printer’s memory, a great improvement over its former 8 MB standard memory.
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D.C. aims to cut teen violence with transit cards

By |May 5th, 2011|

Students at D.C. magnet high school, School Without Walls, are being issued public transit cards in effort to curb violence and crime.
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Student ID cards provide secure payment at Seattle University

By |April 27th, 2011|

Students at Seattle University have access to a secure payment option with their student IDs. The multiuse cards can be used for purchases not only on campus, but at off campus retailers as well.
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Celebrate Earth Week with AlphaCard

By |April 18th, 2011|

With the onset of Earth Week comes the opportunity to examine our footprint on the planet. It’s a good time to examine business practices around the office, including within your card program. Fortunately, AlphaCard is making it easier to create card programs that minimize environmental impact.
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Nuevo Leon introduces a new public transportation card

By |April 4th, 2011|

Nuevo Leon’s transport authority, Monterrey Enlaces Inteligentes, is implementing a prepaid smart card program for purchasing public transportation fare throughout the northeast region of Mexico.
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London transit simplified with one cashless payment program

By |March 11th, 2011|

London will soon be the world’s first city to offer contactless card payment for public transportation fares across an entire metro transit program.
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Ask AlphaCard: What’s the best way to display my ID badge?

By |January 20th, 2011|

With a variety of ID accessories available, there is no one right way to display an ID badge. Each option has its benefits, so we’ve put together some advice on determining which accessory best fits your needs.
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