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Selecting the perfect custom lanyard is key to your budget and timeline but who really knows the difference between screen printing and dye-sublimation?

While there are tons of options to sift through, understanding the difference will allow you to choose the perfect ones. Lets break down all the options and then ask two key questions at the end.

As a new hire, I know a thing or two about onboarding. The idea of starting my new job held both fear and excitement. On the first day, I walked through the doors with a confident smile and butterflies in my stomach.  

Thankfully, one of the things that—surprisingly—made me feel the most at home was my ID badge.

Hold up. An ID badge?! Why?

If you are looking for the best id card printer, there is none. But there most certainly is the perfect one for you and your unique needs. In this video we highlight some top quality options at different price points and print capacities.

An ID card printer is a machine that prints on a plastic (PVC) card. They are used to print employee ID badges, membership cards, credit cards and more. If you are just starting to research ID printers, it is important to know what you need it to do because there are tons of options out there.

When it comes to identifying visitors at your facility there are a lot of options. The most common ways to keep track of who is coming in and out are visitor log-books and some variation of a pre-printed card or nametag that says “Visitor” on it. But there may be an option you haven’t considered yet. If you have an ID Card Printer System in place to create employee or student ID cards don’t let it sit around collecting dust until the next time an employee ID card needs to be printed.

Your business or organization needs ID badges and now you’re in the driver’s seat to find the perfect badge printer solution.

A great place to start is but understanding what printer is geared toward your company size? Here are the best printers for Small, Medium and Large companies.

Smartphones take some pretty awesome pictures now and many find other cameras simply unnecessary. Maybe you need to start an ID Card Program and want to use your phone to take the headshots. That's perfectly fine. . . as long as you know you’re going to have a lot of pictures of your co-workers on your phone. Let’s talks about how to go from phone to next level ID Badge.

If you are seriously considering implementing an employee identification program, do you even know where to start?! There are likely numerous questions floating around in your head and little guidance. Good thing you found this post because we’re about to spell it out so well your mama could do it. Here is a good to-do list: