ID News Archive for August, 2010

Las Vegas resort cards to get more convenient technology

Thursday, August 26th, 2010
A Las Vegas-based resort has upgraded its keycard technology

In an effort to reduce errors with the magnetic strips found on some hotel’s plastic cards, a Las Vegas resort is introducing new technology on its guests’ keycards.

Phillie?s mass transit aims to get smart card funding

Thursday, August 26th, 2010
A transportation organization in Philadelphia is making another attempt at funding for smartcards

After failing to receive federal funding for its smart card system earlier this year, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority is trying again to get federal dollars to support its $100 million project.

Smartcards issued to bolster information security at New Hampshire hospital

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
Physicians and nurses at a New Hampshire-based hospital recently issued smartcards to help administer an electronic records system

A New Hampshire-based hospital network recently introduced a smartcard system to improve its electronic records management technology.

Military personnel increasingly using biometric technology

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
The U.S. Army has recently recognized operational advantages from using biometric identification technology

U.S. military officials recently addressed the growing use of biometric identification technology for its efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to Military Technologies News.

24 Hour Fitness brings biometric fingerprints to 60 San Francisco branches

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010
A gym franchise has recently introduced a biometric fingerscan process for its members in San Francisco

A nation-wide gym franchise recently extended its biometric fingerprint admission program to its 60 locations in the San Francisco, California Bay area.

Smartcards will monitor farmers’ transactions under Indian government program

Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Farmers in India will soon receive smartcards to monitor the amount of fertilizer distributed by a government program

A recently announced program in India will consolidate information regarding government distribution of fertilizers by issuing smartcards to millions of farmers in the country, the Business Standard reports.

Connecticut school district proposes upgraded student ID card technology

Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Students in a Connecticut school district may soon be receiving updated technology on their ID cards

A recent proposal at a Connecticut school district would improve security on staff and students’ plastic ID cards, according to a report from the New Canaan Advertiser.

Officials urge parents to protect children on Jamaican buses with transit smartcard

Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Officials with a Jamaican bus company are urging parents to use smartcards to monitor their children's safety while using public transportation to get to school

Jamaican transit officials are stressing the importance of its public transit smartcard to monitor child safety as they begin to go back to school, the Government of Jamaica’s Information Service reports.

Irish commuters await introduction of multi-function transit smartcard

Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Commuters in Ireland will soon receive a single smartcard to pay for travelling on buses and trains

A recently announced program will consolidate the functions of different smartcards released by two separate bus companies in Ireland, the Irish Times reports.

WVU adding online deposit to multi-function student ID cards

Friday, August 20th, 2010
Student ID cards at West Virginia University will soon add online deposit features to its multiple functions

Administrators at West Virginia University are working to add an online account management feature to its multi-function ID cards, the Daily Athenaeum reports.

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