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7th Annual Security Printing Conference
Tuesday 26. October 2010 - Integration of new security technology options, advanced materials and methodologies to provide layered security solutions for documents, packaging and products are major focuses of IMIs 7th Annual Security Printing Conference. The growing $9 billion security printing market offers many opportunities for innovation and novel solutions.
Sixteen confirmed suppliers will have displays at the conference (contact al@imiconf.com to reserve your complimentary display space) including Arcis Digital Security, Bilcare, Coates Toners, DropJet Makina Kimya, Foster & Freeman, Heidelberg USA, H.W. Sands Corporation, Monadnock Paper Mills, Opalux, Pagemark Technology, Regula Forensics, Rosetta Technologies, SICPA, The Technology Partnership, Tullis Russell and Xennia Technology – to enable you to see security printing technologies in action. These exhibiting companies provide an information resource in addition to the following 19 conference presentations.
Security Printing in Perspective
Harold Schofield, Schofield Imaging Associates, Narragansett, Rhode Island
International Anti-Counterfeiting Initiatives and Progress
Travis D. Johnson, Vice President – Legislative Affairs and Policy, The International
AntiCounterfeiting Coalition, Washington, DC
Global Counterfeiting Requires a Global Protection Strategy
David J. Phillips, U.S. Representative, Axess Technologies, Boston, Massachusetts
Identify Verification in Light of Presidential Directive 54 on Cyber Security
Richard H. Ward, Principal and Managing Member, Buena Vista Resources LLC, Buena Vista, Colorado; Vice Chairman North American Security Products Organization, NASPO
Authentication: Issues, Technologies & Solutions
Randall Burgess, VP Americas, Reconnaissance International, Charlotte, North Carolina
Novel and Unorthodox Applications of Analytical Technologies for Anti-counterfeit Microtag Authentication
Peter Gabriele, Technical Director, ARmark Authentication Technologies, LLC, York, Pennsylvania
Supply Chains and Security Printing: A Partnership for a Secure Ecosystem
Dr. Steven J. Simske, Distinguished Technologist & Director/Chief Technologist for Security Printing & Imaging, Hewlett Packard Labs, Fort Collins, Colorado
Sheetfed Security Printing & Future Developments in Brand Protection
Jim Mauro, Product Manager, Prinect Press Control Systems, Security Printing, Heidelberg USA, Inc., Kennesaw, Georgia
Achieving the Highest Security in Multi-Level Digital Printing
Dr. David P.H. Smith, Business Manager, The Technology Partnership, Royston, Hertfordshire, UK
Security Solutions for Value Documents
Tom Jay, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, SICPA Securink Corporation, Springfield, Virginia
The Use of Bleached US Currency in Digitally-Printed $50 & $100 Counterfeits
Dr. Megan Tarvin, Counterfeit Specialist, Criminal Investigative Division, United States Secret Service, Washington, DC
Enhanced Security Features in U.S. Federal Reserve Notes
Marybeth Dellibovi, Counterfeit Specialist, Criminal Investigative Division, United States Secret Service, Washington, DC
Product Lifecyle Security Requirements for Printers, Packagers and Material Suppliers
Ken Branch, Principal, Latitude 49 Security Assurance Systems, Indo, California
Ink Jet Printing for Security Applications
Malcolm Burwell, General Manager U.S. Production Line Systems, Xennia Technology, Lexington, Massachusetts
Photonic Crystals as Next Generation Authentication & Security Devices
Dr. Andre C. Arsenault, CTO, Opalux, Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Covert Security with Digital Printers
Kirk W. Corkery, Chief Operating Officer, Arcis Digital Security, Markham, Ontario, Canada
Vor-ink Graphene-based Inks for Security & Anti-counterfeit Features in Consumer Goods
Dr. Sanjay Monie, Technology Development Manager, Vorbeck Materials Corporation, Jessup, Maryland
Applying DNA – Multi-Layers Forensic Security & Authentication with Novel Security Solutions
Arthur S. Bobrow, President, H. W. Sands Corporation, Jupiter, Florida
Recent Developments in Variable Data Security Printing
Jim Maher, Vice President & CTO, Rosetta Technologies Corporation, Tampa, Florida