Allcard held a webinar last Thursday, as it highlighted its ARIS solution.  It was co-hosted by Allcard Technologies, the IT services arm of Allcard and its regional office for Visayas and Mindanao, The Hive.

Ms. Kristel Cue-Lee, the Managing Director of Allcard Technologies, presented ARIS as the first step that any city or municipality could take towards their digital transformation initiatives.  With ARIS, they could implement their own resident identification system which could help them execute localized programs and activities efficiently within their own communities

The demonstration conducted by Mr. Ivan Guevarra, the Requirements Analyst for Allcard Technologies, further showed how ARIS is uncomplicated and flexible to use whether using a plastic card, a digital ID or even facial recognition technology to identify the residents.

Overall, the webinar was a success with 80 participants in total from different LGU’s in Manila and as far as Visayas and Mindanao.  In his closing remarks, Mr. Carlos Jarlego, Allcard’s Sales Manager for Government Sector, is positive that ARIS is the first step towards the future of digital transformation. Click on the video below for his closing remarks in full.

Many Filipinos still do not have basic identification, with the implementation plans for a national ID still underway. More local government units are therefore putting it upon themselves to issue their own ID, seeing the need to provide one for their residents especially because of the quarantine.

To fulfill this demand, AllCard has launched ARIS – a platform created for cities and municipalities to manage their own resident communities. It allows them to understand the profile of their residents, and eventually be able to communicate and engage with them. The solution has minimal components and is easy to set up, covering the basic functions of a resident identification solution such as data capture and ID card printing integration.

Using facial recognition technology, ARIS also has the ability to instantly identify if a person belongs to a specific community. LGUs have a choice to issue a physical or digital ID, and they can use the platform for various applications like security checkpoints or benefit disbursement.

With this new solution, AllCard endeavors to empower government with modern technologies to aid in its digital transformation initiatives.

With the government preventing traditional face-to-face learning, AllCard remains committed to providing its clients in the education sector with solutions to solve the challenges brought about by the COVID pandemic.

AllCard has partnered with Germany-based Cybernetyx to bring its new e-learning solution—Kneura—to the Philippines. As opposed to other learning management systems focused solely on remote learning, Cybernetyx promotes blended learning–the ability to equip physical classrooms with smart technology to integrate them with a school’s e-learning infrastructure, for when students eventually go back to school. Using Cybernetyx’s smart devices, every TV or monitor can be converted into a touch screen, integrated with its Kneura virtual classroom platform.

Kneura itself is more than just a communication platform like Zoom or Microsoft Teams. It has built-in content creation tools and access to AI-curated content, eliminating the need to use any third party apps for creating lessons. The interactive whiteboard acts as a collaborative canvas, with built-in video conferencing and chat functions for live virtual instruction. Assessments are also done through the platform, with powerful functions like an AI-powered automatic question generator and pre-defined question options. Teachers never have to grade another manual worksheet again, with students getting instant results after completion.

One of its most unique features is the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create personalized learning recommendations. The system creates a digital profile of each student, based on performance, background, personality and other factors. This helps teachers address the individual needs of students to be able to tailor their teaching approach.

“We’re very excited to bring this new platform to the Philippine market,” says Education Sales Manager Dennis Delos Reyes. “The pandemic has forced schools to expedite their digital transformation, and we believe this is a good opportunity to innovate the way we educate the next generation.”

Pancake House—a member of Max’s Group—has chosen to partner with AllCard for its new Rewards Card.

The new program aims to replace its former Orange Card, which was focused on loyalty point earning. Recognizing that Filipinos prefer instant redemption of rewards, the new loyalty card allows diners to get a 10% discount with every P600 food purchase. It also offers other “feel good” rewards such as birthday treats and a free meal when you activate your card.

The new card was launched on February 17 and rolled out in 140 branches nationwide. Aside from card production, AllCard has provided the hardware and software for an end-to-end solution for Pancake House. This was made possible using AllCard’s powerful ARLO system, its next generation rewards management platform that enables retailers to easily create loyalty campaigns.

AllCard moves its Manila headquarters from One San Miguel Avenue in Ortigas Center to its own location—ACC Corporate Center. This is located at #45 7th Avenue, Cubao, Quezon City.

The new building has five floors and will house majority of AllCard’s sales, finance, IT and operations teams. It features an open dining area on the top floor for seminars, events and other gatherings.

With more meeting spaces and an open office configuration, AllCard strives to continue creating a better working environment for its employees that encourages teamwork and collaboration.

Allcard Technology Summit 2018

The possibilities are endless with the highly customizable Evolis Price Tag Solution. During Allcard’s 10th Technology Summit which was attended by top executives in the banking sector, Allcard cleverly used the Evolis Price Tag Solution by converting food label cards into note cards.

The event’s motif revolved around the Modern Filipino. Allcard prepared traditional toys for the guests to enjoy and revisit their Pinoy childhood days. These toys included trumpo, plastic balloons, pick-up sticks, jackstones, and yo-yo to name a few. To encourage and let the guests know that they can freely play with the traditional toys, Allcard worked with an economical and bright idea: print the note card using the efficient and multi-purpose Evolis Price Tag Solution.

Messages should be seen for it to be understood. For that to happen, a note should always be neat and easy to read. The Allcard Technology Summit displayed long card formats which provided more writing area while increasing the visibility of the label cards. The neat layout and attractive display are also useful features, making the Evolis Price Tag Solution blend well with any event theme and motif.

The all-in-one Evolis Price Tag Solution creates attractive quality plastic price tags quickly and efficiently.  It comes in standard (credit card) and long format sizes. Whether you’re preparing for a traditional or themed event, the Evolis Price Tag Solution will make your events look elegant and stylish.

Having an event soon? Plan your event with style using the Evolis Price Tag Solution!