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Companies build photo-ID system for tracking visitors

October 1, 2003

SAN FRANCISCO & BREA, Calif. -- Avery Dennison's worldwide office products group has a solution to manage visitors to any office using a new photo ID system with Macromedia Flash and Director.

The Avery Photo ID System provides businesses, government and other organizations with an easy to use "photographic memory" solution for logging in and tracking visitors.

The new system allows front lobby personnel to register visitors quickly produce attractive color photo identification badges, keep a digital record of all facility visitors and maintain a more professional entrance or lobby.

"The technology used for the Avery Photo ID System provides a professional alternative to paper-based visitor log books," said Michael Olenick, director of new business technology, Avery Dennison worldwide office products.

"The solution uses Macromedia products to reduce development time which enables us to apply technology that sets the standard for visitor management."

"Not only was this solution built with our products, but we have deployed the Avery Photo ID System throughout our San Francisco offices, where it has been met with tremendously positive reactions," said Norm Meyrowitz, president of products, Macromedia.

"By combining Flash and Director, Avery's solution uses connected kiosks to simplify visitor management across the company and deliver a great experience in the process."