Robert Huber Associates - Campus Card History

DataCard Corporation (Minneapolis, MN) and Marriott Corporation (Bethesda, MD) develop and install their first "All-in-One-Card" campus card systems in foodservice operations at Queens College (Charlotte, NC), Loyola College of Maryland (Baltimore, MD), and Hamline University (St. Paul, MN), utilizing Smart Card technology (i.e. 2 KByte "contact" type).

DANYL Corporation (Moorestown, NJ) and Debitek Inc. (Chattanooga, TN) form a strategic alliance to develop and market the "ALLCARD" standalone electronic card access system (i.e. off-line) for campus vending applications (e.g. beverage, snack, copier, laundry) utilizing proprietary magnetic stripe (i.e. high coercivity)technology.

National CacheCard Company (St. Louis, MO) founded to develop card-based electronic benefit transfer (EBT) and higher education systems, utilizing Smart Card technology.

The strategic alliance between Harco Industries Inc. (Phoenix, AZ) and The CBORD Group Inc. (Ithaca, NY) for CBORD to exclusively market Harco products is dissolved.

The CBORD Group Inc. (Ithaca, NY) forms a strategic alliance with Synergistics (Natick, MA) to provide an interface to its Security Systems and thereby Door Access applications for CBORD Access Systems.

DataCard Corporation (Minneapolis, MN) introduces its first digital imaging card production system (i.e. black & white).

Advanced Network Technologies (Waco, TX) develops and installs its first on-line Integrated Campus Management System (ICAM) for colleges and universities at Baylor University (Waco, TX) utilizing non-proprietary magnetic stripe technology.

Duke University (Durham, NC) expands the operation of the DukeCard Office to a 24 hour / 7 day operation to better service the needs of its constituents.

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces "VALI-DINE /Series 5" System. It utilized non-proprietary magnetic stripe technology, Local Area Network (LAN) communications (i.e. card readers to host), replaced string commands with a menu structure, and SQL-based reporting capabilities.

Harco Industries Inc. (Phoenix, AZ) installs their new "Optim9000" Campus-Wide System at The Pennsylvania State University (Stae College, PA) utilizing the UNIX operating system and non-proprietary magnetic stripe technology (high coercivity).

Special Teams Inc. (Brookings, SD) develops and installs their "ACCESS 2000" and "ACCESS I" card access systems, utilizing magnetic stripe technology.

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces on-line laundry application for their "VALI-DINE" Systems.

ITC Systems (Toronto, ON) introduces its video imaging card production system and food service (on-line) application.

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH), a provider of electronic security systems since the 1940's, secures exclusive marketing rights for ICAM products (i.e. Advanced Network Technologies).

The strategic alliance between DataCard Corporation (Minneapolis, MN) and Marriott Corporation (Bethesda, MD) is dissolved.

DANYL Corporation (Moorestown, NJ) and Debitek Inc. (Chattanooga, TN) dissolve the strategic alliance to market the "ALLCARD" system.

N.A.C.C.U. (National Association Of Campus Card Users) formed to provide an educational forum and resource for college and university campus card users. Founders included Mr. Tom Bell (SUNY Geneseo), Mr. Mel Blackburn (Loyola College in Maryland), Mr. Paul Melanson (Loyola College in Maryland), Mr. Bill Norwood (FSU Card Application Technology Center), and Mr. Joseph Pietrantoni (Duke University).

CapCard Inc. (Madison, WI), a consortium of credit unions with Mr. Peter D. Livingston serving as President, was incorporated to provide technical services and consulting for credit unions to develop strategic alliances with campuses and/or provide services associated with their all-purpose campus card.

Northwestern University (Evanston, IL) becomes the first private university to link their campus card with a bank (i.e. Northern Trust), utilizing dual magnetic stripe technology. The "WILDCard" primary magnetic stripe (on-line) provided school applications (i.e. debit, meal plan, event access) and financial applications (i.e. ATM account access) while the secondary magnetic stripe (off-line) provided school vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack, copiers, laundry).

The University of South Florida (Tampa, FL) becomes the first school to electronically link their campus card to a credit union (i.e. ATM application), utilizing dual ABA magnetic stripes (high coercivity). The primary magnetic stripe (on-line) provided school applications (i.e. meal plans, debit) and financial applications (i.e. ATM account access) while the secondary magnetic stripe (off-line) provided school vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack).

DataCard Corporation (Minneapolis, MN) introduces its first digital imaging card production system (i.e. color).

Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL) introduces the "FSU Card", formerly the "Seminole ACCESS Card".

Duke University (Durham, NC) combined "FOOD" and "FLEX" debit account expenditures with their "DukeCard" exceed $13 million (i.e. based on a "core" database of 5,000 students and employees).

DANYL Corporation (Moorestown, NJ) introduces first electronic Smart Card system (i.e. 1 KByte "contact" type).

DANYL Corporation (Moorestown, NJ) introduces the "SINGLECARD" standalone electronic card access system (i.e. off-line) for campus vending applications (e.g. beverage, snack, copier, laundry, Point-of-Sale) utilizing proprietary magnetic stripe (i.e. high coercivity) technology.

NPD & Associates (Newtown Square, PA) and Roth Systems Inc. (Lancaster, PA) enter into a strategic alliance, forming NPD Associates / Roth Systems Inc., to jointly develop and market card based systems for corporations.

Riverview Systems Ltd. (Grand Rapids, MI), founded in 1984 by Mr. Rick Rabe, introduces its CampusOne System, utilizing magnetic stripe technology (high coercivity), at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point (Stevens Point, WI) as a "beta" site.

Western Kentucky University (Bowling Green, KY) becomes the first school to sell advertising on their campus card to a credit union.

Riverview Systems Ltd. (Grand Rapids, MI) installs its first CampusOne System, utilizing magnetic stripe technology (high coercivity), at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse (La Crosse, WI) and Moravian College (Bethlehem, PA).

The CBORD Group Inc. (Ithaca, NY) introduces the "OmniACCESS" System, which provided Novell network compatibility for card reader to host communications.

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces new Distributed Access Control System module (DAC-5000) with a Microsoft Windows) interface for their "VALI-DINE" Systems.

Advanced Network Technologies / DIEBOLD introduce on-line beverage vending, laundry, and copier applications for their ICAM System.

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces on-line copier application for their "VALI-DINE" Systems.

ITC Systems (Toronto, ON) establishes ITC Systems (USA) Inc. with headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia.

Advanced Network Technologies (Waco, TX) introduces new Card Production System utilizing on-line video imaging technology (i.e. In-House System).

DataCard Corporation (Minneapolis, MN) dissolves its "Smart Cards And Systems Division".

AT&T Inc. (Ann Harbor, MI) purchases Harco Industries Inc. (Phoenix, AZ), which becomes AT&T CampusWide Access Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary.

N.A.C.C.U. (National Association Of Campus Card Users), founded in 1993 as an association of college and university campuses and vendors, holds its first NACCU Conference in LaJolla, California on February 13-15, 1994, attended by representatives from nearly 50 colleges and universities.

CapCard Inc. (Madison, WI), a consortium of campus credit unions founded in 1993, holds its first CapCard Conference in Las Vegas on June 10, 1994, attended by representatives from nearly 30 credit unions.

Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL) forms the Card Application Technology Center, an independent business enterprise operation, to manage the new "FSU Card" and its card applications (i.e. on/off campus), under the leadership of Mr. Bill Norwood.

MBS Systems (Columbia, MO), founded in 1981 as a supplier of textbook management and retail systems for higher education, introduces its first card access system (i.e. debit) at the University of California (Santa Barbara, CA), utilizing magnetic stripe technology (high coercivity).

The CBORD Group Inc. (Ithaca, NY) forms a strategic alliance with Sensormatic (Miami, FL) to provide an interface to its Security Systems and thereby Door Access applications for CBORD Access Systems.

Debitek Inc. (Chattanooga, TN), a provider of cashless payment systems (i.e. off-line) for corporate campuses, is purchased by GiroVend Holdings, LLC (London).

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) offers option to "purchase", rather than mandatory "leasing" (i.e. rentals), of its card access systems.

ITC Systems (USA) Inc. (Atlanta, GA) installs their first electronic card access system (i.e. on-line debit) at Georgia Military College (Milledgeville, GA), utilizing magnetic stripe technology (high coercivity).

DANYL Corporation (Moorestown, NJ) introduces "on-line" vending card readers (e.g. beverage, snack, copier, laundry), utilizing non-proprietary magnetic stripe (i.e. high coercivity) technology, for OEM (i.e. Other Equipment Marketers) card industry vendors (i.e. Diebold, Griffin Technology, Special Teams).

NPD Associates / Roth Systems Inc. (Newtown Square, PA) introduce WinAmecs Meal Plan and One Card System for Windows 3.1.

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces new Card Production System utilizing on-line video imaging technology (i.e. DataCard System).

Special Teams Inc. (Brookings, SD) introduces on-line Activities module for their "ACCESS 2000" Systems.

Special Teams Inc. (Brookings, SD) introduces on-line Vending module (i.e. beverage, snack, laundry, copiers) for their "ACCESS 2000" Systems.

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH) announces agreement to purchase Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) and its "VALI-DINE" Systems.

American Express Travel Related Services, Inc. (New York, NY), a subsidiary of the American Express Company, a diversified worldwide travel and financial services company founded in 1850, purchases Special Teams Inc. (Brookings, SD) and its card access systems (177 installations at time of purchase).

Schlumberger, Ltd. (France) announces agreement to purchase DANYL Corporation (Moorestown, NJ) to form Schlumberger DANYL Inc.

Advanced Network Technologies (Waco, TX) is purchased by Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH).

National CacheCard Company (St. Louis, MO) develops and installs their first off-line "Campus CacheCard" System at Washington University (St. Louis, MO) utilizing multiple card technologies, including proprietary Smart Card technology. The primary magnetic stripe (on-line) provided school applications (i.e. meal plan, library access) while the chip (off-line proprietary 8 KByte "contact" type) provided school vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack, copiers) and two "stored-value"applications (i.e. bookstore, on/off-campus merchants). Students accounts are maintained by the vendor for the school in a trust account in a bank.

The University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI) and Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo, MI) become the first universities to contract with a bank (i.e. First of America Bank Corporation) as an integrator to provide an electronic link to their campus card, utilizing magnetic stripe and Smart Card technologies. The magnetic stripe (on-line) provided school applications (i.e. debit, door access) and financial applications (i.e. ATM account access) while the chip (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type) provided school vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack, copiers, laundry) and bank "stored-value" applications (i.e. bookstore, off-campus merchants).

The "SUNYCard" is introduced by the State University of New York (S.U.N.Y.) to provide a universal identification card for its students at all constituencies of the University in order to provide a standardized card platform (i.e. format, identification, technologies, telecommunications, and banking applications).

Florida Community College (Jacksonville, FL) contracts with the USF Federal Credit Union to provide (i.e. financed by the credit union) an "All-Campus Card" system for their campus including an electronic link to their campus card, utilizing two ABA magnetic stripes. The primary ABA magnetic stripe (on-line) provided school applications (i.e. meal plans, debit) while the secondary ABA magnetic stripe (on-line) provided financial applications (i.e. ATM account access).

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) tests Chip Card technology at Drew University (Madison, NJ) as a "beta" site (i.e. 1 KByte "contactless" type).

SmartCity, a vendor consortium to provide smart card technology systems to campus environments (i.e. closed systems), is founded by CyberMark LLC, Debitek Inc., GemPlus Card International, and Product Technologies Inc.

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces a Microsoft Windows user inteface for their "VALI-DINE" Systems.

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH) introduces a Banking module for their ICAM System.

The CBORD Group Inc. (Ithaca, NY) introduces the "Cport Video Kiosk" (i.e. on-line) for self-service applications by cardholders (e.g. balance inquiries, account deposits).

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces the Debit Account RemoteTerminal (DART) self-service on-line kiosk for their "VALI-DINE" Systems.

The CBORD Group Inc. (Ithaca, NY) introduces "on-line" vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack, laundry, copiers).

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces a new series of Point-Of-Sale card readers for their "VALI-DINE" Systems.

Schlumberger DANYL Inc. forms alliance with First of America Bank to install "PF1" multi-application card access system (i.e. off-line) for both on-campus and off-campus retail applications (i.e. debit), utilizing chip technology (i.e. 1 KByte "contact" type), at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI) and Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo, MI).

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) purchased by Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH).

The Card Application Technology Center (Tallahassee, FL) upgrades the "FSU Card" to include both magnetic stripe and Smart Card technologies. The magnetic stripe (on-line) provided school applications (i.e. debit, meal plan, event access, door access) and financial applications (i.e. ATM account access) while the chip (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type) provided school vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack, copiers, laundry).

University Student Services Inc. (Philadelphia, PA) founded by former students of the Wharton School Of Business, to implement the "QuakerCard" as an independent off-campus "alternative" debit card to the campus card issued by the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA).

GiroVend Holdings, LLC (London) changes name to Debitek Holdings LLC, a provider of cashless payment systems (i.e. off-line) for corporate campuses.

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH) introduces a Time & Attendance module for their ICAM System.

ITC Systems (Toronto, ON) introduces Smart Card technology (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type).

NPD Associates / Roth Systems Inc. (Newtown Square, PA) introduce WinAmecs Meal Plan and One Card System for Windows 95.

Griffin Technology Inc. (Rochester, NY) introduces NetLink (i.e. reader interface to campus Local Area Network for card reader communications) for their "VALI-DINE" Systems.

Cybermark LLC (Columbus, OH), a provider of Smart Card systems for colleges and corporate campuses, installs their first system at Old Dominican College (Columbus, OH), utilizing proprietary off-line Smart Card technology (i.e. 1 KByte "contact" type).

Mr. Bill Norwood, former Executive Director of the Card Application Technology Center (Tallahassee, FL), joins CyberMark LLC (Columbus, OH) as Vice President of New Business Development.

Mr. Don Endres, President of American Express Special Teams Inc. (formerly Special Teams Inc.), retires after 11 years in the campus card industry.

College Enterprises, Inc. (Canoga Park, CA), founded in 1993 as a provider of copy and reprographic needs for colleges and universities, purchases American Express Special Teams Inc. (Brookings, SD) and its campus card access systems.

National CacheCard Company (St. Louis, MO) forms a strategic alliance with GTE Systems to market Smart Card access systems for college and universities (GTE SmartCollege Card).

University Student Services Inc. (Philadelphia, PA), founded in 1996 by former students of the Wharton School Of Business, implements the "QuakerCard" as an independent off-campus "alternative" debit card to the campus card issued by the University Of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA).

CyberMark LLC (Columbus, OH), founded in 1992 as a private systems integrator of smart card systems for universities and corporate campuses, will market the SmartCity multi-application smart card-based system, in addition to acquisition of responsibilities of the former FSU Card Application Technology Center. Investors CyberMark LLC, include the Student Loan Marketing Association (i.e. Sallie Mae), The Battelle Institute, and Huntington Bancshares.

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH) tests its new "CS Gold" Card Access System at the University Of North Carolina - Chapel Hill as a "beta" site. The system utilizes both magnetic stripe technology for "on-line" applications (e.g. food service, bookstore, privileges, door access, etc.) and chip technology (i.e. 1 KByte "contact" type) for "off-line" vending applications (e.g. beverage, snack, laundry, copiers).

Schlumberger DANYL Inc. introduces "OPUS" standalone electronic card access system (i.e. off-line), featuring "multiple purse" debit account, for vending applications (e.g. beverage, snack, copier, laundry, Point-of-Sale), utilizing chip technology (i.e. 1 KByte "contact" type).

Special Teams / CEI (Brookings, SD) develops and tests new "Envision" System (i.e. Microsoft Windows NT operating system and Oracle database).

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH) introduces the Access 2005 (i.e card reader which includes a PIN pad and can accept both magnetic stripe and chip card technologies) for its "VALI-DINE" and ICAM Systems.

NPD Associates / Roth Systems Inc. (Newtown Square, PA) introduce WinAmecs Meal Plan and One Card System for Windows 98.

CyberMark LLC (Tallahassee, FL) upgrades the "FSU Card" to utilize its chip technology (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type) in pay telephones.

Mr. Robert L. Hager is appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of IDenticard Systems, Inc. (Lancaster, PA), a provider of identification and access control systems since 1970.

Mr. Robert Urland, former President of Griffin Technology Inc. (formerly R.D. Products), retires after 27 years in the campus card industry.

The Pennsylvania State University System becomes the first university to link their campus card with a consortium of multiple financial institutions (i.e. banks, credit unions), utilizing single magnetic stripe technology (high coercivity), with the Penn State Federal Credit Union responsible for processing all banking transactions.

The National College Registration Board (Princeton, NJ), a subsidiary of University Student Services Inc. (Philadelphia, PA), solicits 1.8 million high school seniors and college students across the U.S. for issuance of "The Campus Card". The mailings, promoted subscription ($25.00) to a national student identification card issued to all registered college students, implied requirement for college entry, touted discounts on campus-related purchases, and implied endorsement by several campus professional associations as well as many higher education institutions.

The University Of Delaware (Newark, DE) becomes the first university to link their campus card with a Savings & Loan financial institution (i.e. Wilmington Savings Fund Society), utilizing a single magnetic stripe (high coercivity). The "UD#1 Card" magnetic stripe (on-line) provides school applications (i.e. debit, meal plan, event access, door access, parking access, vending) and financial applications (i.e. ATM account access).

Northeastern University (Boston, MA) becomes the first university to offer three versions of a campus card, including a MasterCard logo (option) issued "on-site" by the university. The standard campus card is restricted to on-campus applications; the combination campus card and bank card provides on-campus applications and optional ATM access (i.e. BankBoston); the enhanced campus card and bank card provides on-campus applications, optional ATM access (i.e. BankBoston), and includes a MasterCard logo for worldwide retail applications. The "Husky Card" magnetic stripe (on-line) provides school applications (i.e. debit, meal plan, event access, door access, vending) and financial applications (i.e. ATM account access) while the bar code provides a library application.

In a joint venture, Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL), CyberMark LLC (Tallahassee, FL), and First USA, introduce a MasterCard (issued by First USA), which includes chip technology (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type), which can be utilized at concessions at the FSU Doak Cambell Stadium and at local merchants.

Duke University (Durham, NC) combined "FOOD" and "FLEX" debit account expenditures with their "DukeCard" exceed $18 million (i.e. based on a "core" database of 6,000 students and employees).

National CacheCard Company (St. Louis, MO) and GTE Systems install their first GTE SmartCollege access system at Ashland University (Ashland, OH) utilizing proprietary off-line Smart Card technology (i.e. 8 KByte "contact" type). The primary magnetic stripe (on-line) provided school applications (i.e. meal plan, library access) while the chip (off-line proprietary 8 KByte "contact" type) provided school vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack, copiers) and two "stored-value" applications (i.e. bookstore, on/off-campus merchants).

The Pennsylvania State University main campus (University Park, PA) introduces Smart Card technology (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type) for their Penn State "id+" Card". The magnetic stripe (on-line) provides school applications (i.e.meal plans, debit, door access) and financial applications (i.e. ATM account access) while the chip provides school vending applications (i.e. beverage, snack, copiers, laundry) and bank "stored-value" applications (i.e. bookstore, off-campus merchants).

The National College Registration Board (Princeton, NJ), a subsidiary of University Student Services Inc.,(Philadelphia, PA), which solicited high school seniors and college students across the U.S. for issuance of "The Campus Card", agreed to terminate its business and provide refunds to more than 5,800 students in 35 states, amid complaints from college representatives, campus professional associations, and attornesy general from several states.

VersaComm, Inc. (Boston, MA), founded by former students of the University Of Massachusetts at Amherst, implements the "Swipe It Meal Card" as an independent off-campus "alternative" debit card in the Boston area (www.swipeit.com).

Debitek Holdings LLC (Chattanooga, TN), a provider of cashless payment systems (i.e. off-line) for corporate campuses, is purchased by IVI/Checkmate Corporation (Roswell, GA), a leading supplier of Point-Of-Sale (POS) terminals (utilizing magnetic stripe and smart card technologies), as a wholly owned subsidiary.

Schlumberger DANYL Inc. expands "OPUS" standalone electronic card access system (i.e. off-line) for vending applications (e.g. beverage, snack, copier, laundry, Point-of-Sale), utilizing chip technology (i.e. up to 4 KByte "contact" type), to include integrated card imaging, chip personalization, transactions processing, and settlement system for merchant services.

CyberMark LLC (Tallahassee, FL) upgrades their "FSU Card" to utilize its chip technology (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type) in cellular telephones.

ITC Systems (Toronto, ON) introduces Smart Card "Mondex" technology (off-line proprietary 1 KByte "contact" type), kiosks, and multi-chip readers (i.e. ITC, Mondex).

Duke University (Durham, NC) expands the operation of the DukeCard Office to open a second DukeCard Office at the Duke University Medical Center to better service the needs of its constituents.

NPD Associates / Roth Systems Inc. (Newtown Square, PA) introduce WinAmecs 950 reader (i.e. magnetic stripe card reader and smart card acceptor).

Special Teams / CEI (Brookings, SD) introduces new "Envision" System (i.e. Microsoft Windows NT operating system and Oracle database).

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH) announces intention to eliminate some legacy product lines from Campus Systems.

Mr. Peter J. Truscello, founder and former President of DANYL Corporation, now known as Schlumberger DANYL Inc., retires after 26 years in the card industry.

The University of Missouri - Columbia (Columbia, MO) becomes the first known college or university to "share" its host campus card access system with another school, Stephens College (Columbia, MO), a private institution. Initially, cards were produced by each campus (separately), cardholders were restricted to applications at their respective campuses, and no off/campus applications were utilized by either institution.

National CacheCard Company (St. Louis, MO) and GTE Systems (St. Louis, MO) dissolve their strategic alliance (GTE SmartCollege) formed in 1997.

National CacheCard Company resumes marketing its Campus CacheCard (i.e. Smart Card access system) to college and universities.

Diebold Inc. (Canton, OH) releases its new "CS Gold" Card Access System at Pepperdine University (Malibu, CA). The system utilizes both magnetic stripe technology for "on-line" applications (e.g. food service, bookstore, privileges, door access, etc.) and chip technology (i.e. 1 KByte "contact" type) for "off-line" vending applications (e.g. beverage, snack, laundry, copiers).

University MealPass (Tampa, FL) implements the "University MealPass" Card as an independent off-campus "alternative" debit card to the campus card issued by the University Of South Florida (Tampa, FL).

NPD Associates / Roth Systems Inc. (Newtown Square, PA) introduce WinAmecs-Millennium system (i.e. Windows 3.1, 95, 98, NT, Unix).

The CBORD Group Inc. (Ithaca, NY) introduces the "OmniACCESS NT" System, which provided "Windows NT" network compatibility for card reader to host communications.

CapCard Inc. (Madison, WI), a consortium of credit unions founded by Mr. Peter D. Livingston in 1993, to provide technical services and consulting for credit unions to develop strategic alliances with campuses and/or provide services associated with their all-purpose campus card, is dissolved (i.e. all products and intellectual property transferred to Stark/Livingston Inc.).

DataCard Corporation (Minneapolis, MN) reorganizes three business units into separate companies, DataCard Worldwide (i.e. card personalization systems for financial institutions, retailers, loyalty marketers, service bureaus), Credentia (i.e.digital photo ID systems, smart cards, biometrics), and Med Assure (i.e. healthcare patient ID systems).

Special Teams / CEI (Brookings, SD) changes name of division to College Enterprises Card Systems.

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