Biometrics Interview Series: Face to Face with Vietnam [2:53]

Biometrics Interview Series: Face to Face with Vietnam

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It is important to understand the cultural background.
Chart out a digitally advanced Vietnam.
Biometrics can be used as a common key to realise a seamless and secure world.
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Vietnam, renowned for its impressive economic growth, will continue to be a hub market for various global businesses.
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?

Our automated biometric identification system has played a crucial role in updating the Vietnam National ID system.
Since its launch in 2021, over 84 million chip-based digital ID cards have been issued to eligible Vietnamese citizens offering a streamlined method for citizens to verify their identities easily.
In the private sector, companies are also emerging advancements in face recognition technologies.
NEC Vietnam, in collaboration with ALSOK*, developed and implemented a smart bike parking solution based on face recognition technology for YAZAKI Haiphong Vietnam.
This initiative not only addresses security concern, but also optimises staffing efficiency.
*ALSOK: Japanese security company

What is NEC's key differentiator in biometrics?

Drawing from our extensive experience, we recognise that our core strength lies in our commitment to tailoring solutions to each customer's unique needs.
Through collaborative discussions on approaching specific challenges, we aim to maximise the effectiveness of biometric authentication.

How are your customers using biometrics to transform?

Our customers are leveraging biometrics to drive transformative changes across various aspects of operations.
We can play a pivotal role in supporting our customers' sustainable journey and digital transformation.

What are you most excited about the future of biometrics?

Biometrics can be used as a common key for various institutions to realise a seamless and secure world.
We look forward to the future where such a cohesive and secure world, is realised in collaboration with our customers and partners.

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