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Biometrics solutions leader, HID Global, exhibiting at IFSEC Securex 2010
HID's Sales Manager will present "The benefits of multi-application smart card technology" at IFSEC
HID Global, trusted leader in solutions for the delivery of secure identity, announced it will showcase the latest advances and offerings in physical access, logical access and secure issuance solutions at IFSEC South Africa SECUREX. In addition to demonstrating its broad portfolio of products and previewing new solutions, John Lakin, HID Global's Regional Sales Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, will present on the benefits of multi-application smart card technology.

"For HID Global, innovation is customer-inspired and is driven first and foremost by actively listening to our customers across numerous vertical markets, investing in technology, being a committed industry participant, and cultivating strategic partnerships and alliances," said Harm Radstaak, Managing Director of HID Global's Identity and Access Management EMEA business.

HID Global will showcase its extensive suite of products, technologies, resources and partnerships for secure identity-related applications at Hall 1, Stand Number D20 at the Sandton Convention Centre from 31st August to 2nd September, 2010. Key HID Global demonstrations at IFSEC South Africa include:

New Printing and Encoding Solutions: HID Global is previewing a new family of intuitive, modular, reliable and scalable FARGO® Direct-to-Card printers, which offer solutions for creating customised photo IDs and encoding smart cards. Each FARGO model includes optional field-upgradeable modules to scale to future requirements and works seamlessly with other HID Global products and technologies to optimise security and interoperability.

During an IFSEC SA track session, HID Global will discuss the company's inside perspectives on optimising smart card technology:

John Lakin, HID Global's Regional Sales Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, will present "The benefits of multi-application smart card technology", where he will explore the benefits and considerations associated with implementing multiple applications on a single contactless smart card or credential. Mr. Lakin will also share customer success stories to illustrate "real life" multi-application smart card deployments and discuss how to leverage converged technologies on a single card in various organisations and vertical markets. This track session presentation will be held every day of the show on from 13.30 -13.50 hours at the Educational Theatre, Hall 2.

To schedule an interview or for specific questions at IFSEC SA SECUREX, contact Paula Tienza via email or call +44 7920 562 846.

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