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SECURIT FLIES HIGH WITH VIRGIN
Virgin Group choose Securit Bureau Service
24th September 2003
Richard Branson Launches Tribe Card
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Securit World recently won the prestigious contract to produce all the Virgin Group's employee discount cards.
As their way of saying thanks to all their permanent employees, Virgin offer them and their families a 'Tribe' Card giving them nearly 70 different deals with both Virgin and with other well-known companies.
As would be expected from Virgin, it is a fun way for their employees to save £££s and, not surprisingly, the majority of their 25,000 employees have taken up the Tribe card scheme.
Securit World's ID Card Bureau based in Hendon, Northwest London, handles the administration of the scheme and co-ordination of all the separate payrolls in the Virgin Group. The Bureau is using the Securit 5500 ODBC Software Package which connects to the Virgin database via SQL and is the perfect solution for large scale projects such as this.
The Securit ID Card Bureau has gone from strength to strength, and now numbers amongst its customers such top name brands as Pier Import, Polo Ralph Lauren, 3663 and, most recently, The British Open Golf Championship held in Kent. It is the ideal solution for those companies who would like to outsource their ID card requirements as it offers full project management from design through to final card production. Cards can be produced and despatched within 48 hours.
Securit World are leading suppliers of ID card systems, Magicard and Eltron card printers and have successfully fulfilled the needs of hundreds of organisations worldwide to easily identify staff and visitors through the installation of their ID card systems and Visibadge (visitor management systems).
Securit ID card systems produce durable, high-quality, credit card style photo ID cards which are compatible with most security systems. For clients who require additional features or need extra security, there is the functionality to create multi-function cards, e.g. with magstripes, barcodes & contactless chips, smart cards and Mifare encoding.
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