For PR's in events management, this is an opportunity... no more checking people in at events - just look into thier eyes.Although opposition to biometrics - the authentication of the individual based on factors such as iris or fingerprint recognition - remains strong, support appears to be growing as long as there is a tangible benefit for the average man and woman on the street.
And perhaps the most average activity of all - going into the local pub for a pint – is one area where biometrics could find a more welcoming constituency, according to the results of a silicon.com poll.
Concerning that complex whole which creates cultural acceptance for people including knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society to contribute values through the creation of effective relationships and safe productive environments.
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Is there a pint in it?
Will Sturgeon reports on what we really think about personal authentication and security issues - is there a pint in it.
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