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As online transactions become more common place, financial institutions, enterprises and government agencies have realised the criticality of customer identity verification and online payments. The pace of digitization in identity management has brought these organizations to a cross road, as they find it increasingly difficult to adapt to new technologies and streamlining them with their existing processes. A company with the required expertise to guide organizations out of this quandary is Entrust Datacard. Originally founded in 1969 as Datacard Group, the organization was rebranded as Entrust Datacard after the acquisition of Entrust in 2014. This move officially merged the product portfolios, cultures and visions of two companies, allowing it to offer trusted identity and secure transaction technology solutions, which are tightly coupled to build a complete solution. Entrust Datacard now applies its expertise in three key segments – consumer, citizen and enterprise. Today, Entrust Datacard enables its customers to issue over 10 million physical identities daily, handle over 400 billion online transactions per year and manage billions of electronic identities, including the majority of payment cards and identification solutions.
At the helm of affairs is Todd Wilkinson, President and CEO, who meticulously planned and executed the company’s transformation. Armed with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) degree from Northern Illinois University, Todd began his career at USG Corporation and later switched to General Electric.
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“Entrust Datacard has evolved to become a driving force in helping customers protect their vital identity information and other sensitive credentials.”
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