CONFERENCE: 19-21 October 2010

Programme information is announced for Biometrics 2010. The following international experts will present new case studies, reveal results from the latest tests and trials and reports from new implementations.

Keynote Speakers

• Biometrics for U.S. travel documents
  Kirit Amin, Chief Information Officer, Bureau of Consular Affairs and Director for the Office of Consular Systems & Technology, US Department of State, USA
• Predicting biometrics: Getting it right and getting it wrong
  Jim Wayman, San Jose State University, USA
• Uniquely identifying 1.2B residents: First lap
  Srikanth Nadhamuni, Head of Technology, and B. B. Nanawati, Deputy Director General, Unique ID Authority of India, Government of India
  These keynote speakers are joined by more than 45 international speakers providing a new insight into the following topics.
• Biometric citizen identification issues
• Biometrics at the border
• Driving transactional efficiency
• Biometric research and standards - Developments and results from across the world
• Panel Discussion: Biometrics within military operations
• Biometric enrolment - perfect image acquisition, adverse locations, self-enrolment
• Automated border control
• Emerging biometric applications
• Biometric systems: Cradle to grave
• Enhancing law enforcement - biometrics in action

Speakers

Kirit Amin, US Department of State, USA
Santiago Uriel Arias, CECA - Spanish Confederation of Savings Banks, Spain
David Benini, Aware, USA
Humberto Bento, Sinfic, Portugal
Gil Bernabeu, GlobalPlatform, France
Dave Birch, Consult Hyperion, UK
Jeffrey Brandt, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Canada
John Campbell, Bion Biometrics, Canada
Peter Cozijnsen, Ministry of Justice, The Netherlands
Mark Davies, Post Office Limited, UK
Ted Dunstone, Biometrics Institute, Australia
Monica Gariup, Frontex, Poland
Martyn Gates, ARCAM (International) Ltd, UK
Steven Grant, 3M Security Systems, Canada
Patrick Grother, United States Department of Commerce, USA
Terry Hartmann, Unisys Corporation, USA
Marc Heckmann, French Ministry of Justice, France
Gregory Henwood, United Kingdom Border Agency, UK,
Pedro Janices, Chief Ministries' Office, Argentinean Presidency
Angela Kikugawa, United Kingdom Border Agency, UK
Rudie Lion, Acuity Market Intelligence, USA
Monica Litza, National Recidivism Registry, Argentina
Dr Sébastien Marcel, Idiap Research Institute Switzerland
Christoph Maggioni, Bundesdruckerei, Germany
Srikanth Nadhamuni, Government of India, India
B. B. Nanawati, Government of India, India
Samir Nanavati, International Biometric Group, USA
Detective Chief Inspector Mick Neville, Metropolitan Police, UK
Alexander Nouak, Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research IGD, Germany
Nick Ogden, Voice Commerce, UK
Alastair Partington, Accenture, UK
P. Jonathon Phillips, National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
Salil Prabhakar, Government of India, India
Fred Preston, Morpho UK Ltd
Jason Prince, Australian Federal Police, Australia
Kris Ranganath, NEC Corporation, Japan
Daniel Schartz, Hopital Saint Louis, Luxembourg
Giles Sergant, Touch2ID, UK
Max Snijder, European Biometrics Forum
Bill Spence, Lumidigm, USA,
Michael Thieme, International Biometric Group, USA
Sreeni Tripuraneni, 4G Identity Solutions Private Limited, India
Mike Usher, Symbiotic Consulting Services Limited, Malaysia
Peter Waggett, BSI, UK
Jim Wayman, San Jose State University, USA
Francis Weiss, Border Control Programs, France

Reduced delegate rates apply until 30 September 2010 with additional discounts for early booking before 31 July 2010.

EXHIBITION: 20-21 October 2010

Pre-register now for free fast-tack entry for Europe's premier event for biometrics technology. Meet with biometrics technology suppliers, system integrators and related ID and authentication solutions suppliers.

Download the conference programme, view confirmed exhibitors and register now at www.biometrics2010.com