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Tascent, Certis Group to offer biometric identity solutions packaged as-a-service

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Tascent has entered into a strategic partnership with Certis Group to offer biometric identity solutions packaged “as-a-service”. Certis Group provides physical, IT, and data security services in Singapore and throughout Asia.

Certis Identity Solutions powered by Tascent will provide organizations with tailored identity solutions utilizing biometric enrollment, matching, and identification. The solution offers a convenient way for Certis Group customers to deploy biometrics identity in a broad range of applications such as enterprise access control, payments, hospitality, and large events.

Tascent will power Certis Identity Solutions with a complete biometrics ecosystem consisting of Tascent Enterprise Suite, its comprehensive, open-architecture biometrics software, and multimodal biometric capture devices, such as InSight One and Tascent Mobile. Tascent’s solutions will enable Certis Group to produce identity systems tailored to their customers’ needs.

“Biometric identification brings many benefits beyond enhanced security,” said Alastair Partington, founder and co-CEO of Tascent. “By enhancing traditional identity solutions with biometrics, we can help Certis Group deliver unprecedented convenience, automation, and personalization across next-generation applications — making lives simpler and easier.”

Expanding the accessibility of biometric technology for different users, markets, and verticals is central to the vision of Tascent, founder and co-CEO Joey Pritikin told Biometric Update recently in an exclusive interview.

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