News at ITC SYstems
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2010/07/07 - Ramsey, N.J. - ITC Systems' Newest Partnership with Konica Minolta
ITC Systems Partnership Enables Retail Copy Center Solutions to be Utilized on Konica Minolta’s award-winning MFPs. Today, Konica Minolta Announces two new Print-for-Pay Service Options.
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2010/06/22 - Toronto, ON - ITC Systems Makes an Impression at ECCA 2010
June 13 - 15 was ECCA's 2010 Annual Conference held at Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) in Ireland.
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2010/06/10- Toronto, ON - European Campus Card Association 2010 Annual Conference
European Campus Card Association’s (ECCA) 8th annual conference gathers campus card professionals from all over the world.
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2010/06/08- Toronto, ON - ITC Systems Makes a Splash on OMBE's Storefront Community
ITC Systems recently has had the privilege of creating their online storefront in the OMBE community.
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2010/03/16 - St.Louis, MO - Debitek Magnetic Stripe Readers Discontinued by Heartland Payment
On March 2nd, 2010, Heartland has announced that the Debitek legacy stored value magnetic striped product line is discontinued and will not be supported as of March 31st, 2010.
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2010/02/02 - Toronto, ON - Campus Solutions
Campus Card Solutions have made great strides in providing seamless transaction solutions over the past year. CBORD appears to have bested Blackboard as the dominate player in this space. Best practices, excellent team participation and superior customer service help to differentiate CBORD from their competition.
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2010/01/20 - Toronto, ON - ALA Mid-Winter Conference
The ALA (American Library Association) Conference is one of the highlight events of the year for the library community. This year’s conference continued the tradition of being a great success, with libraries from across the nation attending. The breakout sessions, as always, were full of useful information and were well attended. This year’s conference saw technology be the definite focus.
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2009/09/18 - Superior Products, Customizable Solutions and Unprecedented Customer Service Define ITC Systems
ITC Systems is rapidly gaining prominence in the higher education market as the Directors of Information Technology, Auxiliary Services, Food Services, Campus Libraries all opt for custom-tailored solutions for their transaction based needs. Scoring top marks with post-secondary institutions such as Kennesaw State University, University of California, San Diego and University of Toronto for leading edge products and unparallel customer support, ITC Systems is a force to reckon with.
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2009/06/09 - St. Louis, New Hampshire High School opts for efficiency
Students at Bishop Guertin High School in Nashua, New Hampshire, spend less time in line and more money on food thanks to the on-line cafeteria and vending machine transaction system installed recently by ITC Systems of Toronto, Canada. |
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2009/05/15 - St. Louis, ITC Systems installs new copy services system at University of California at Irvine
ITC Systems scored top marks from the University of California at Irvine recently for the installation of a new library student pay for copy/print solution and ITC Systems’ CEO Campbell Richardson is pleased with the feedback. |
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2009/05/12 - Toronto, ITC Systems installs convenience at Toronto's Humber College
Toronto's Humber College moved closer to a campus-wide "One Card Solution" this week with the installation of 10-state-of-the-art card based vending machine controllers on their coke machine. |
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2009/04/30 - Toronto, ITC Systems Hires New Talent
At ITC Systems our mission is to be recognized by our customers, employees and vendors as the world leader in integrated transaction control systems. We achieve this mission through employing and retaining some of the finest men and women in their respective fields. As such, ITC Systems is proud to announce four new additions to our progressive family. |
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2009/03/05 - St. Louis, NACCU 2009 Annual Conference
NACCU's Annual Conference brings together a variety of campus card professionals from a wide array of disciplines and management perspectives. March 8-11, 2009 Orlando, Florida. |
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2008/08/21 - Toronto, ITC Systems introduce the 1500 Series Magnetic Card Reader
In an effort to better serve our customers we have released a new card reader to replace models 1010 and 1015. The 1500 card reader is an upgrade to our previous models; it reads Stored Value Magnetic Stripe Cards, Credit Cards and Store “Gift Cards”. The 1500 Series has the functionality to control up to 3 separate applications, such as copy/print/fax with one reader. Communication to a back end (for transaction processing, receipts and reporting) can be accomplished through a Radio Frequency gateway, no more hardwiring! |
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2008/06/27 - St.Louis, ITC Systems Partners with CMS and Comprise to provide LA County Library System with a state of the art online kiosk solution
The LA County Library System stayed true to their vision of being an industry leader in the use of technology by transitioning to a state of the art online kiosk solution for recovering photocopying costs. |
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2008/06/10 - St. Louis, UCLA controls lab access using ITC Systems' Multiplan Gold
UCLA has chosen ITC Systems’ Multiplan Gold Solution to control access and costs in their new high-tech Urban Design Lab. The lab consists of laser cutters, 3D printers, and a CNC controlled mill that allows students to create and fabricate 3D projects that demonstrate the concepts of their design. |
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2008/05/26 - Toronto, Card use helps fast food restaurants shorten lines, increase revenues
The average North-American spends two to three years of his or her life waiting in line. Sharp Electronics Corporation has partnered with ITC Systems to release a POS terminal aimed to shorten that wait time. Sharp’s new UP-3500 POS cash register system with ITC Systems’ software has been designed to speed up transactions for quick-serve restaurants and cafeterias by integrating the industry’s fastest magnetic card reader. |
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2008/05/08 - St. Louis, Card Technology helps reduce Vending Machine Theft
According to the US Department of Justice, over 35,000 petty theft crimes are reported in America every day. Vending machines and Unattended Point of Sale Machines are easy targets for these attacks, because they are in fact, unattended. Thieves can pry the doors open and empty the machine of its products, and more importantly, its money. Vending operators lose anywhere from $50 to $1000 per incident; they need to stay one step ahead of the criminals to prevent further losses. |
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2008/04/10 - Toronto, De La Salle College goes 'ON-LINE' with ITC Systems
De La Salle College “Oaklands” has chosen ITC Systems’ online Multiplan Gold Campus card solution which will now allow students, faculty and staff to use their photo identification to pay for food services, vending and copying on campus. |
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2007/09/13 - Toronto, New technology adds convenience to laundry day
Think back to the last time you used public or shared laundry facilities; it likely involved pockets full of loose change and an afternoon spent waiting. With the current pace of technology, this aggravating process is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Today’s patrons expect a much more convenient method for doing laundry and ITC Systems is there to answer the bell. |
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2007/06/04 - Toronto, Amid an increasing demand for wireless technology, ITC Systems introduces a new radio frequency card reader, the 1500RF
Amid an increasing demand for wireless technology, ITC Systems introduces a new radio frequency card reader, the 1500RF. Wireless card based transactions represent an industry of immense growth, and ITC Systems remains on the leading edge with another innovative new product. Campbell Richardson, CEO, says “This technology is meeting the current market requirements and positioning us for future market demands over the next 5 years.” |
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2007/05/09 - St. Louis, ITC Systems is proud to partner with VideoKall in development of Video Payphone Operated Electronic Fund Transfer Service
Start-up communications company, VideoKall Inc. announced today that it has been working in stealth mode for some time with strategic partners on a video payphone-based Electronic Fund Transfer service called VideoKall for personal use and for migrant workers who have no bank accounts. The company chose to go public this week as their US and International patents pending for the VideoKall technology are now due for publication by the US Patent Office. |
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2007/04/17 - St. Louis, ITC Systems Proudly Releases New Line of Coin-Ops
It was with great pride that ITC Systems President and CEO Cam Richardson unveiled the newest line of coin-operated controllers at the ITEX 07 Conference in Las Vegas. ITC Systems has drawn upon nearly two decades of experience in the field of transaction technology to create two of the finest coin-ops available today. |
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