Public-private partnerships pose opportunity for DPI and national digital ID initiatives
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) may play a critical role in the development of a national digital identity infrastructure around the world….
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Public-private partnerships showcased in airport biometrics adoption
Digital identity projects for national ID and border control are being initiated or advanced by governments around the world, creating…
Biometrics industry urges support for public-private partnerships in ID4Africa webinar
Biometric processes from enrollment to authentication in various settings will be different for the foreseeable future, attendees heard in the…
Kuwait’s Vision 2035 advancing digital identity with global partnerships
Kuwait is struggling with an immense digital transition following its Vision 2035, which strives to diversify the economy and strengthen…
Evolving partnerships drive South Africa’s digital identity program
South Africa took a major step toward the use of digital identity to secure the delivery of a variety of…
Clear to provide online biometric identity verification for US Medicare beneficiaries
Clear has scored a major contract in the healthcare industry. A release from the firm says it has inked a…
Digital wallets integrate biometrics in India, Vietnam as Taiwan rolls out POCs
India, a digital identity powerhouse thanks to its Aadhaar system, is getting a new national digital wallet with embedded face…
Fighting digital threats starts with knowing who’s there
By Jon Schlegel, Chief Security Officer of CLEAR The warning the State Department sent to U.S. diplomats around the globe…
New Jersey town deploys AI surveillance across municipal buildings in partnership with Claro
The Town of Dover, New Jersey, has partnered with technology firm Claro to introduce advanced AI-driven video analytics across its…
EU eyes blockchain as digital travel identity management progresses
Digital travel is arriving, and it is a change, but what form it will take and its implications are still…
