Biometric Technology Assists Vocational Schools with Student Certifications Introduction Vocational schools play a critical role in preparing students for careers by providing specialized, hands-on training and certifications. According to the National Student Clearinghouse, enrollment at two-year schools focusing on trades such as culinary arts, construction and mechanical work grew by 16% in 2023; this trend
Iris ID Drives Multi-Modal Biometric Adoption in Middle East Region Join Us at Booth S1I24 During Intersec Dubai, January 16-18 for a Free Raffle and New Product Demonstrations Cranbury, N.J. USA (January 10, 2024) – Iris ID Systems, Inc., a global leader in iris recognition technology is at the forefront of accelerating multi-modal iris
Iris ID Works with Leading Fortune 100 Companies Supplying Cutting- Edge Iris Biometric Solutions Best-In-Class Identity Solutions the Preeminent Choice to Optimize Access Control, Time and Attendance, and Workforce Management Processes Cranbury, NJ (June 21, 2023) – Iris ID, the global leader in iris recognition technology for 25 years, continues to experience outstanding success in
by Mohammed Murad Many government and fortune 50 organizations need the tighter access control that biometric technologies provide. That’s why industry experts are predicting annual double-digit sales growth for non-contact biometrics over the next decade, with iris-based systems leading the increase. Here’s a look at four reasons iris biometrics are increasingly popular. Accuracy Short of
Second of a three-part series By Mohammed Murad Getting into a federal building or gaining access to a logical device isn't as easy today as in the early 2000s. Now, more than five million federal employees and contractors carry high-security Personal Identity Verification (PIV) cards at many departments and agencies. The cards, featuring embedded biometrics,
First of a three-part series By Mohammed Murad The 2001 9/11 terrorist attacks on the U.S. forever changed how U.S. government agencies look at day-to-day operations. Security became top of mind, with improvements to access control drawing significant attention. Necessary improvements to access control weren’t limited to airports, where the terrorists initiated their attacks. Officials
By Mohammed Murad The demand for access control technology is skyrocketing, according to a new market research report by the international market research firm, FMI. And biometric solutions top the list, with iris recognition-based systems expected to post the largest jump in demand. FMI estimates total worldwide access control market revenue of USD 15.3 billion
n this video interview recorded at ISC West 2021 in Las Vegas, FindBiometrics Media Sales & Strategy Manager Doug OGorden speaks with Mohammed Murad from the show floor at ISC West. Murad is the Vice President of Global Sales and Business Development for Iris ID, which showcased its iCAM 7000 series of iris recognition scanners during the
Mohammed Murad, Iris ID In recent years, biometric systems have moved from protecting only mission critical government facilities to being used by virtually any organisation that can afford access control, including hospitals, corporate offices, schools and small businesses. Across these sectors, end users typically choose between the top three biometric technologies – iris, facial and
Visit us at ISC West, booth #10017, July 19-21 in Las Vegas Stop and think of how many sites count on plastic access control cards – often capable of being cloned or stolen – to ensure only authorized people gain entry to mission-critical locations. Nuclear medicine facilities, data centers and casino cash rooms are among
