Gemalto has through its subsidiary Marquis ID Systems (MIDS), announced its new driver's license issuance solution for the New Hampshire Department of Safety's Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is operational.Last year, New Hampshire's DMV decided to renew the seven year relationship with Gemalto/MIDS as their driver's license and identification (DL/ID) provider.Under the new multi-year contract, Gemalto is providing an updated photo, signature, and document capture solution. The state's DMV sites collect the necessary information from applicants, send it to the central facility which then prints and personalizes the driver's license following rigorous inspections and card validations. To maintain business continuity, Gemalto worked closely with New Hampshire DMV officials to minimize the impact of accommodating new contract requirements and system updates."Throughout their first contract, the Gemalto/MIDS team provided us with excellent customer service, and understood the challenges that come with increased issuance requests and new security requirements," said Elizabeth Bielecki, Director of Motor Vehicles for New Hampshire. "We have had success with our transition to Gemalto/MIDS back in 2009 and they have become a valued partner. Gemalto is also presenting an attractive portfolio of new innovative technology solutions important for the future.""New Hampshire's continued customer satisfaction demonstrates Gemalto's ability to offer the service and technology needed to operate efficiently and smoothly," said Steve Purdy, Vice-President of Government Programs for North America at Gemalto. "A customer contract renewal is one of the most important references for us and speaks to our constant drive to successfully deliver on our projects."

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