Biometrics Interview Series: Face to Face with the Philippines [2:54]

Biometrics Interview Series: Face to Face with the Philippines

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Biometric modalities tailored to the unique needs of our clients.
To realize their true digital transformation.
Integration of biometrics in the Internet of Things ecosystem.
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Consisting of over 7,000 islands, each with its unique traditions and cultures, the Philippines has witnessed notable economic progress in recent years, attributed to government-led economic initiatives.
In a Frost & Sullivan report, NEC has been named a global leader for its biometrics capabilities and future-facing thinking.
Let's see how its technologies are transforming businesses and enriching people's lives in this part of the world.

What is the biometric business like in your country?

We have provided our biometric solutions to sectors, including government and finance in the Philippines.
We have successfully implemented biometric solutions in several case studies, showcasing the versatility and effectiveness of our technology.
One notable usage of face recognition in government: we integrated our biometric authentication system to identify users efficiently, and prevent identity theft by avoiding duplicate issuance.
Additionally, we are delighted to provide the first International Labour Organization Convention 185 whitelisted system in the world.

What is NEC's key differentiator in biometrics?

One of NEC's key differentiators in biometrics is our adaptability to various industries and use cases that set us apart.
We offer a wide range of biometric modalities tailored to the unique needs of our clients.
Actually, we are providing multimodal authentication system to a customer to realize their true digital transformation.
Furthermore, our commitment to data privacy and compliance with regulatory standards is a significant differentiator.
We prioritize the protection of user data ensuring that our solutions are not only secure but also compliant with privacy regulations in the Philippines.

How are your customers using biometrics to transform?

Government agencies are implementing biometric solutions for border control, travel documents, and law enforcement, which significantly enhances national security and reduce identity fraud.
Our customers are leveraging biometrics to streamline processes and enhance security, which we could not achieve without biometric solutions.

What are you most excited about for the future of biometrics?

The future of biometrics is filled with opportunities for global collaboration and standardization.
We are excited about the growing integration of biometrics in the Internet of Things ecosystem, enabling secure connections between agencies.
This will lead to a more efficient, secure, and equitable world.

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