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The "IX-R7000" is a retransfer printing ID card printer capable of simultaneously performing high-speed, high-quality printing and encoding onto IC cards and magnetic cards. Compared to direct printing methods, it can print on cards with uneven surfaces, such as contactless IC cards, and also supports borderless full-color printing. ■ High productivity of approximately 25 seconds per card, or about 145 cards per hour High productivity is achieved through a unique control system (patented technology) that enables high-speed printing with an efficient printing unit configuration and a resolution of 600 dpi. ■ Beautiful full-color borderless printing with a resolution of 600 dpi for high-quality designs Utilizing retransfer technology that allows for borderless full-color printing and a high-resolution 600 dpi head, images are first transferred onto a film and then printed onto the card, achieving high-definition full-color printing for intricate designs and tiny text. ■ Simultaneous printing and encoding on contactless IC cards and magnetic cards With an optional encoder and dedicated software, it is possible to print while encoding on contactless IC cards and magnetic cards such as FeliCa and Mifare. There is no risk of mismatch between printing and encoding.

Canon Marketing Japan Inc. conducted a survey targeting 1,000 personnel and general affairs department employees nationwide regarding the introduction status of IC card employee IDs. In the context of corporate work style reform, the main challenge faced by the personnel and general affairs departments was found to be "management of working hours," which accounted for about 60%. The survey focused on the introduction status of IC card employee IDs, which are gaining attention as one method of managing working hours. <Topics> - The biggest challenge for personnel and general affairs in work style reform is "management of working hours." - The adoption of IC card employee IDs is expected to exceed 80% in the future. - The desired functions for IC cards in the future are "attendance management" and "security." ■ Survey Overview Survey Method: Internet survey Survey Target: Full-time employees aged 20 to 60 who are responsible for personnel and general affairs. Those involved in the creation, ordering, and management of employee IDs and staff IDs. * Excludes agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, and printing industries. Those involved in design and related tasks are excluded. Number of Responses: 1,000 samples Survey Period: August 30, 2018 - August 31, 2018 Survey Agency: Rakuten Insight, Inc.

In recent years, there has been an increase in companies and schools implementing attendance management systems to properly manage working hours. Additionally, due to the amendment of the Personal Information Protection Act in 2017, all businesses handling personal information are required to take necessary and appropriate measures for safety management, leading to an increase in the introduction of systems that record entry and exit from rooms where personal information is handled. While the use of IC cards in these systems has progressed, the traditional creation of IC cards required either requesting a specialized vendor each time or printing with a dye-sublimation thermal transfer printer, which was time-consuming and costly. The "Inkjet-Compatible IC Card FeliCa Lite-S Version" is the first IC card in Japan that supports inkjet printing and is compatible with the inkjet card printers "CX-G6400 / CX-G2400." When printed with the "CX-G2400," the printing speed is 50 color single-sided cards per minute, and the ink cost is approximately 2 yen per card. *1 For FeliCa Lite-S type IC cards that can be printed with desktop inkjet printers. As of May 11, 2018. (According to Canon MJ)