IDenticard Systems, a market leader in access control, personal identification and custom ID badges
IDenticard Systems named a Platinum Partner by Mercury Security Corp of Long Beach, California
IDenticard Systems, a market leader in access control, personal identification and custom ID badges, announces at ASIS 2009 that they have been named a Platinum Partner by Mercury Security Corp of Long Beach, California, a leading provider of access control hardware. The Platinum Partners Program recognises the performance and contributions of a select few of Mercury Security's business partners.

"We are honored to have been singled out for inclusion in this programme," said Aaron Henderson, Product Manager, IDenticard Systems. "Our association with Mercury Security has been successful for both companies, and we look forward to a continuing relationship that will benefit us both as well."

As Platinum Partners, IDenticard will have access to numerous market benefits, including featured placement on Mercury's new interactive website, preview of new product features and the opportunity to provide input on new Mercury products. IDenticard will also be provided with advanced release of firmware for internal development, enabling them to get a headstart on development and marketing.

"We've created the Platinum Partners Program to acknowledge the effort and commitment of a select few of our OEM clients, providing these partners with the earliest introduction to our latest technology advancements at the very best pricing possible," said Frank Gasztonyi, Chief Executive Officer, Mercury Security Corp. "Through the Platinum Program and partners such as IDenticard Systems, we further reward and cultivate the open exchange of ideas, which will translate into new product features that insure superior performance and mutual market leadership."

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