Tech Firm Envoy Data Corporation

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Established in 1993, Envoy Data Corporation is a PCMCIA technical distributor. For 10 years Envoy Data Corporation has specialized in designing PCMCIA technology into a variety of applications from agriculture to aerospace. Specializing in a niche market such as PCMCIA allowed Envoy Data to form unique partnerships with the manufacturers in the industry such as SanDisk, SCM Microsystems, Lexar Media, Centennial Technologies, and Smart Modular to name just a few. These unique relationships allow Envoy Data Corporation to supply our customers with aggressive pricing on products. Since we are a stocking distributor, Envoy Data Corporation prides itself on being able to process and ship orders in a very timely manner, same day in most cases. As Envoy Data Corporation grew and new technologies emerged some of our customers in various industries, government, military, financial and medical, developed a need for an intelligent card. In 1999, when Smart Card technologies began emerging in the U.S., Envoy Data Corporation developed a new division called Smart Card Systems to accommodate our customers needs. With the same basic business plan as the PCMCIA division, Smart Card Systems developed key relationships with strategic manufacturers in the Smart Card industry such as ActivCard, SCM Microsystems, Schlumberger, and Gemplus.

🏭 Industry: Security Software in Gilbert - Gilbert

🏛️ 1310 W. Boxwood Ave., nan, Gilbert, 85233, AZ

🔗 https://www.envoydata.com
👔 http://www.linkedin.com/company/envoy-data-corporation

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