SecureIDNews | Zebra unveils QuikCard ID Solution

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Zebra Technologies, a Vernon Hills, Ill.-based printer manufacturer, has launched its QuikCard ID solution, an all-in-one integrated program for entry-level card applications designed for small- to mid-size businesses and colleges and universities.

The QuikCard ID system combines the company’s value class printers with card design software and design templates that enable users to design, print and issue color photo ID cards for a variety of applications, including access control badges, visitor ID management and retail loyalty and membership cards. This solution also works for educational, state and local government, public safety agencies and nonprofit associations.

Package components include a Zebra P110i or P120i card printer, QuikCard ID Software, a Logitech USB Web cam and mini-tripod and a starter kit with a ribbon and 200 PVC cards.

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