Customer demand stretching capabilities of former headquarters
The new location's proficient layout lets Farpointe add manufacturing equipment and increase production

Farpointe Data, the access control industry's global partner of choice for premium RFID solutions, recently announced that it relocated its offices over the past weekend to a new larger, more modern facility located approximately ten minutes north of the former headquarters. The new location features a larger, more proficient layout that lets Farpointe add new manufacturing equipment and increase its production and inventory capabilities.

"This move is a testament to our customers," emphasises Farpointe President Scott Lindley. "Their success has contributed to our continued growth. The move also comes as a result of our staff's dedication. We are proud of our proven track record of providing excellent service and performance to our customers. OEMs and integrators appreciate that we ship within 48 hours and do not demand minimums on cards or readers. This move enhances that commitment."

Remaining in Sunnyvale, Calif., the heart of the Silicon Valley, the new address is 1376 Borregas Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1004 USA. Telephone and fax numbers stay the same.  Phone is +1-408-731-8700 and fax is +1-408-731-8705.

Farpointe's new office is conveniently located approximately 30 minutes southeast of San Francisco International Airport and 15 minutes northwest of San Jose's Norman Y. Minetta International Airport.

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