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News Release from: MV | Subject: Smart Card Integration Service
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 09 April 2004
Smart Card Integration Service
Use one card to provide access control, PC logon, power and lighting control, time and attendance monitoring, and appliance credits.
Ever tried to integrate a smart card into your facility? Then you know what we are talking about
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 26 Nov 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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If you haven't then the horror story is about to begin except of course if you know about mv's smartware capability.
Don't worry about creating an online system, mv's smartware provides point-of-use, embedded solutions exploiting multi-function smart cards.
Use one card to provide access control, PC logon, power and lighting control, time and attendance monitoring, and appliance credits.
mv teamed up with Bluemore Limited last year to jointly develop ACS, pronounced 'access', to provide a new way of using low-cost ISO7816 memory cards in high security applications.
Their success with ACS creates the foundation for smartware integration.
Already ACS has been used in applications ranging from electronic locks installed in hotels, schools and offices to power control of floodlights at sports facilities.
mv is announcing that its smartware service is now available across industry sectors from building to electronics.
They provide rapid system development and quick turn around for smart card embedding.
mv was established in 1989, its technology winning a Barclays Bank Innovation award in 1997, and has provided electronic design services to many bluechip companies.
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