Upgrade Your Library Cards with a More Secure System

By Staff Reporter - 13 Nov '19 14:45PM
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Libraries are one of the oldest and most beloved municipal resources in existence today, and there's a reason: because they are so useful to the population in general. While they may be focused on a very old technology, the book, libraries everywhere are finding more ways to incorporate new technologies into their offerings every day. 

The main advantage of new technologies to any library system is the ability to bring higher rates of literacy to a wider variety of people. That's because they make access and special services so much easier. At the heart of new library technology is that old reliable tool: your library card! 

Using PVC Security ID Cards in Libraries 

PVC security ID cards are used in an extraordinary variety of industries in order to manage employees, protect sensitive areas and track equipment. Some of the industries that commonly employ ID cards are: 

  • Construction Crews 

  • Airport Security 

  • Transportation Services 

  • Emergency Response Teams 

  • Academic Institutions 

  • Casinos 

  • Military Personnel 

Due to the high degree of effective security offered by such a system, professionals around the globe trust in this kind of security solution. 

A Versatile Technology 

Besides an increased level of security protection, one of the reasons that so many industries use proximity cards and ID card printers is due to the fact that they can accommodate a wide variety of technology. For libraries, upgrading to a card that has the potential to include photo ID and holographic imaging can help to prevent fraudulent activity within the library system. Security ID cards can also be used to individually hold encrypted digital data for better control of library holdings within the larger database and to keep better analysis of personal use. 

Greater Security in Libraries 

As academic institutions everywhere are seeing a rise in potential dangers. This means that the greatest threat to the library is no longer the theft of rare and valuable books. No matter what kind of library you're managing, your building can benefit from the increased protection of security ID cards because they prevent access to individuals who are not in the system and help police to easily identify and apprehended anyone who perpetrates a crime. 

Investing in a Security ID Card Printer 

When a library invests in its own security ID card printing system, more control and options are immediately placed in the hands of that branch. Not only will you be able to quickly create a fully functional enhanced photo ID card for new members, but you'll also be given the option of creating temporary passes. 

Because you'll control how your cards work, you'll be able to use your security ID cards to access computers and even hold personal files, allowing the community to have safer access to the internet and local software. Due the versatility of such a system, the options only expand from there, depending on your needs. 

When your library is better protected, so are the people who use it. It's time to gain better security while boosting your library's technological capabilities. Contact a security ID card solutions provider today.

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