In the Media
SnapShell as part of schools security systems - Published in the Chicago Tribune.
Card Scanning Solution's SnapShell is part of a new security system called Hall Pass at Alex M. Martino Junior High
School in New Lenox. 
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Card Scanning Technology is an Integral Element of Casino Operations - Published in the Casino Enterprise Management web site.
Card Scanning Solution's technology
utilizes advanced image-processing
technology along with optical character
recognition (OCR) to scan and extract
information from driver's licenses and other
forms of identification. Read more...
Signishell - Signature capture and authentication - Published in the Security Products web site.
Signishell captures and calculates the pressure, acceleration, speed and rhythm used in the act of signing, to create a distinctive personal profile for each signature. Read more...
Patriot Act Compliance With Card Scanning
Credit unions face new ID challenges complying with the Patriot Act.
For one credit union, a comprehensive solution to this requirement has been the identification card scanning products offered by Card Scanning Solutions. Read more...
The Importance of Tenant Identification
published in the
ISS magazine
In the age of post-9/11, various industries-self-storage
included-are finding it necessary to implement heightened
security measures, One simple yet extremely effective means
of tightening security is requiring tenants to provide official
documents (driver's license, passport, immigration card,
etc.) to verify their identity and provide a record of information.
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Questions & Answers
A conversation with Iuval Hatzav, vice president of marketing
for Card Scanning Solutions, published in Security Products
on April 2004
Time is money, or so the old cliché goes. To reduce
the time employees typically spend handling ID cards, photocopying,
flatbed/sheet-feed scanning, rescanning and formatting,
a product is on the market that can enhance productivity.
Manufacturers of this product say the time savings can be
more than 60 seconds per card. In a busy office or hospital,
this could translate into more than an hour of recaptured
productivity per employee, per day.
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