The Winter 2011 Biometrics Summit

Attend the longest running, world-renowned forum for advanced identification solutions, and discover actionable tools and breakthrough strategies to help you leverage the power of biometrics in your government or business environment, along with helpful tools, tips and techniques to get started, including:

• Reviewing the major biometric technologies – including fingerprint technology, facial and iris recognition, smart cards, and vascular biometrics
• Defining the key requirements for your biometric implementation – including business, technical and legal constraints
• Matching the appropriate biometric tool to your application based on the costs and benefits, strengths and weaknesses of each technology
• Ensuring best practices for enrollment, interoperability, data privacy and security
• Accounting for human factors and the physical environment around your biometric application
• Preparing for multimodal biometrics systems and mobile device implementations
• Achieving a smooth biometric rollout through proper system design and continuing analysis
• Managing the changes associated with new systems and business processes
• Understanding the latest developments in biometric standards and how they impact the use of the technology in your organization
• Avoiding the common pitfalls faced during enrollment and issuance
• Evaluating and testing biometric applications to confirm the right one has been chosen for your specific objectives
• Using Biometric Authentication with passwords, smartcards, PKI, and other technologies to strengthen access control

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND THE WINTER 2011 SUMMIT ON BIOMETRICS:

1. Hear from top industry representatives and their lessons learned in planning for and deploying biometrics projects including National Institute of Standards and Technology, Pierce County Sheriff’s Department, Clark & Daughtrey Medical Group, IBG, and many more
2. Obtain hands-on, "how to" information in the pre- and post-conference workshops
3. Gain insights into launching large and small scale biometric projects
4. Learn about the various biometric technologies to determine the best technology for your needs
5. Examine the latest in technological developments
6. Review new standards and governmental policies
7. Network, network, network with others interested in biometrics