Brad,
Have we seen this before? I don't recall IDX saying anything...
November 22, 1999
Defense Department revamps its ID card program
<excerpt>The standard RAPIDS workstation includes BioLogon fingerprint devices from Identicator Inc. of San Bruno, Calif., and digital cameras from Sony Corp. of America of Park Ridge, N.J., for Dell desktop PCs and from Eastman Kodak Co. for products from Panasonic Personal Computer Co. of Secaucus, N.J.
gcn.com
Or this one?
CONNECTICUT
HANDY TOOL. Benefits recipients aren't the only ones who have to verify their identities through a Social Services Department automated fingerprint identification system from Polaroid Corp. of Bedford, Mass. The 70 state employees who access the system must insert their fingers into a Polaroid Identicator DFR90 fingerprint scanner to log in to the system at their PCs.
The system holds employee data and the digital records of more than 200,000 benefits recipients, including photos, signatures and fingerprints. It prevents anyone from setting up multiple benefits accounts under assumed identities, project director David Mintie said.
gcn.com
If we have seen these before, then they are re-posted for the benifit of the newbies looking into IDX and to the short term memory deficient among us;)
steve
ps, got a bookmark back ;} |
