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To: CareyM who wrote (8354)5/15/1998 10:46:00 AM
From: Wesley0428  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 26039
 
I recall Randy being asked about the TRW/UK contract about 18 months ago. He said it was a ways away.

Anyway, it sounds like IDX. pito.org.uk

<<<Q. What is livescan and what are the police benefits?
A. Livescan is a way of electronically capturing fingerprints, quickly
and cleanly without using ink and paper. Operational officers will
welcome the replacement of this messy procedure.

Q. What will be the benefits of a direct link between NAFIS and custody
software with "livescan" input?
A. Livescan will speed up the verification of the arrested person's
identity and criminal record during the custody process. >>>



To: CareyM who wrote (8354)5/16/1998
From: Buck  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 26039
 
Carey, fom a 1996 issue of P.C. Magazine!

Oracle is working with Identix of Sunnyvale, California, to incorporate support for Identix's fingerprint ID hardware and software into the Oracle 7 database. Identix's devices work much like Harris' and prices are in the $200 to $500 range. Identix's CEO, Randy Fowler, who was formerly one of TRW's chief technologists, says that in the next 24 months the devices will start showing up in several Intranet environments that use Oracle databases, including banks and HMOs. According to Oracle's Pierre Baudin, "Anyone who wants to hook Identix's boxes into an Oracle 7 database will be able to do so inexpensively."