HID Global, a leading manufacturer in the access control industry, will be exhibiting at CARTES 2006, stand 4 J 056.  At the show, HID Global will exhibit its iCLASS® technology, including cards and readers, demonstrating integrated solutions for a wide variety of organizations.

Exclusive to CARTES 2006, visitors to the HID Global stand will have the opportunity to have a credential instantly created and enrolled, demonstrating the process of issuing a full-working credential from start to finish.  The applications enabled by the credential include biometrics, logical access, physical access control, cashless vending, mobile verification and card printing.

Touted, as the world's leading event for smart cards and identification, the internationally renowned CARTES tradeshow is where security specialists have the chance to demonstrate and reveal their latest innovations to the industry.  Visit the HID Global stand where representatives will be available to provide demonstrations and answer questions about HID's industry-leading access control solutions.  

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