Accurate identification of individuals is perceived as a mechanism to promote safe access control, prevent fraudulent and other illegal activities, and facilitate correct medical treatment strategies.

Biometric technologies seem to offer a number of viable optiosn, but:

Which biometric technologies are appropriate?
What are the "Big Brother" dangers and tradeoffs?
How does this technology stream and its use in Connecticut look?

Presenters & Panelists

Michael Glynn

Marketing Manager

Accu-Time Systems, Inc.

Accu-Time offers a variety of technology options in the area of time and attendance and facilities access control. A growing sector of the market is that of biometric systems to provide correct identification of individual employees and others gaining access to facilities and "clocking in". But, not all biometrics are corect for all settings. (Ellington, CT )

Kyle Merrigan

Vice President of Client Services

Robocuff - AnyTransactions, Inc.

Making biometrics systems that allow tracking and authentication of individuals as they go about their lives and travel from location to location has been a challenge and yet an answer to many organizations' needs. Through a combination of biometrics and other technologies, Robocuff allows both some degree of location freedom and yet provides supervisory control and monitoring capabilities. (Decatur, GA )