Who - right this moment - has entered your company's grounds and has access to your inventory, operations, and vital business information? Do you know what time they entered or have left your facilities? Did they enter your facility using a valid US government ID or did it just look like valid ID? How long would it take to track down and present this information on any individual that enters your company's facilities?

Security is becoming more and more important from our schools, businesses, to airports, ports, pipelines, railways, refineries, and similar areas. The common denominator today when asked for a government issued identification for entry is a driver's license. But just because it looks like a driver's license, is it “really” a state government issued driver's license?

As part of the security measures people manually copy the information that is on the driver's license or company identification on to some type of manual or electronic log. The collected information is put into play along with user defined values for people who need access to specific areas of businesses, airports, ports, pipelines, railways, refineries, and similar areas. This will be a lot of information for an employee to collect and verify. Just think how slowly processing people could be! Not to mention the countless opportunities for information to be recorded incorrectly or misplaced.

With the MIC2500, security check points are able to capture every single piece of information contained on the driver's license or company identification, create and capture unlimited number of user defined values for their specific facility, and maintain all of the information in electronic logs so they have easy access to the data if and when it's needed.

In one record it captures all of the required information including the individual's finger print, signature, and/or photo if necessary. The MIC solution works on a standard personal computer and/or the MIC2500 mobile device providing:

• Standard reports
• Data that can be extracted to any software application (e.g. Access, Excel, Oracle, etc.) that accepts XML format
• A network solution so that a company with multiple security check points can share information as to who has entered and left the facility
• FBI compliant fingerprint attached to the driver's license record
• Allows organization to decide how long to keep information