Wednesday, May 22nd | Latest report : DISABILITY IN THE WORK PLACE
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- BUSINESS
Disability in the Workplace- Business Events 2013
- Business Risk Strategies
- Future of Retail
- Mining and Commodities
- Workplace Pensions 2013
- Women Mean Business – The Week
- Intellectual Property
- Supply Chain 2013
- Customer Loyalty
- Product Lifecycle Management
- Mobile Business
- Contact Centres
- Employee Benefits
- Family Business 2012
- Sales Performance 2012
- UK Manufacturing
- Business Events II 2012
- Women Mean Business 2012
- Workplace Pensions 2012
- Low Carbon Business 2012
- Going Global II 2012
- Brand and Reputation Management
- Outsourcing Business
- Apprenticeships
- Corporate Fraud
- Customer Loyalty 2012
- Workplace Pensions I 2012
- Supply Chain 2012
- Business Events I 2012
- Future of Retail 2012
- Legal Efficiency
- 21st Century Workplace
- Aviation for Business
- Going Global 2011
- Corporate Pensions
- Sales Performance 2011
- Family Business
- E-retail
- Fighting Fraud
- Corporate Hospitality and Events
- Pension Strategies
- CULTURE
- FINANCE
- HEALTHCARE
- Understanding Stroke
- Combating HIV 2012
- Prostate Cancer 2012
- Dermatology
- Future of Healthcare 2012
- Cardiovascular Health 2012
- Vision Matters
- Bones and Joints
- Eye Health
- Vision 2012
- Cosmetic Dentistry
- Combating HIV 2011
- Cosmetic Procedures
- Prostate Cancer 2011
- Cardiovascular Health 2011
- Diabetes
- Allergy
- Vision 2011
- LIFESTYLE
- SUSTAINABILITY
- Powering the Future 2013
- Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security 2013
- Future Cities 2013
- Wind & Marine Energy 2012
- Smart Cities
- Offshore Wind Energy
- Wind & Marine Energy 2011
- Low Carbon Business
- Future Cities 2011
- Sustainable Luxury
- Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security 2011
- Powering the Future 2011
- The Future of Transport
- TECHNOLOGY
Oldest ‘new’ technology is science of the future
OVERVIEW Biometrics looks set to replace paper-based identity systems as the technology of recording personal characteristics or traits advances, writes Guy Clapperton People can get a little scared of new technologies. Mobile phones were supposed to give you cancer, they... Read more
Make way for knobbly kneed ID… or who’s this ear?
ALTERNATIVE BIOMETRICS Knees and ears are perhaps unlikely measures of identity, but they could soon rival fingerprints as personal identification. Rawlson Kingreports Traditional biometrics, such as DNA and fingerprints, are well known and are widely used due to declining prices,... Read more
The workplace just got smarter as business wakes up
APPLIED BIOMETRICS Biometrics is being adopted by more organisations as the resulting cost benefits and improved security make business sense, writes Wendy Atkins Enterprises are waking up to biometric technology. This can be explained by the vast array of passwords,... Read more
Using your body as a security shield to safeguard data
DEVELOPMENT Passwords are failing to protect our personal information. New approaches use elements unique to our individual bodies and could revolutionise how we all approach security, as Dave Howell reports We all think we have strong passwords, but few of... Read more
Blame bad policy not the technology
PUBLIC SECTOR Uptake of biometrics in the public sector is increasing despite concern over infringement of privacy and civil liberties, writes Adam Vrankulj “Biometrics” and “public sector” are words that react together like petrol and fire. Anybody doubting that should... Read more
Striving to do the right thing
OPINION Facial and fingerprint biometrics are likely to lead the way, but iris, voice and multi-modal technologies are expected to grow rapidly, says Isabelle Moeller, chief executive of the Biometrics Institute Identity is everything in the modern world, so it... Read more
