Gretchen Lewis behalf of Vice President of Marketing ID systems.
Viisage Technology, Inc., the leader in the technology of face recognition and identification systems and solutions, announced today that it provides important countries emerging means of identification of customers to improve systems to search for a security plan and Credential biometric solutions.
In response to this need, Viisage announced the appointment of Gretchen Lewis to the position of Vice President ID system marketing.
Lewis is currently Vice President of Marketing, where she was in developing a series of new and important perspective on the detection of strategic alliances and partnerships. In his new role, she brings a great understanding of facial recognition technology on end users, as well as major customers and government policies competence.
Related Articles
First blind judge in Kentucky to take Bank
When David Holton II oath this afternoon as a judge for Judicial District 30, Section 16, it is the progress of the first blind judge "as far as we know it," said Kentucky Chief Justice Joseph Lambert. Advertisement "Such records are not kept," said Lambert, but people who, from near the court
10 things your Landscaper will be impossible to say
Of course, you want your lawn as green as Yankee Stadium's outfield. But your landscaper poison, it is necessary in this process? Gloria Megee knows what grass protection prejudice may be pesticides. A few years ago, after a landscaper pesticides sprayed on the ground had its Arlington, Va., housing development,
Toward a basal decades amendment
Recent regulations, the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a lump sum authority to prejudge a wide range of state laws, including laws on consumer protection, not only for national banks, but also their functional status of charter companies. The provisions threaten to disrupt public efforts to fight against
Rejects the early army favourable
For over 10 years, healthy families of San Angelo, a hotbed of assistance based on the family in Texas, decided to promote a healthy child development and improvement of family functioning for the first time their parents. Her parents the curriculum, "babies healthy ... the family in good health" is
Free credit reports South
Free access is necessary in a law passed by Congress in 2003. Since last year, the law has been progressively throughout the different parts of the country, starting in the west. Now he is in the south of the series. This live in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South
Ideas & Trends
What would happen if Domino's had to prove that it was a million smiles wirklich''liefert a Tag''oder, Chevrolet, to demonstrate that their truck was a stone eigentlich''wie''? What would happen if Kentucky Fried Chicken had to prove that his Kentucky fried chicken was really? These were some of the questions Syl Sosnowski,
Former SEC chairman calls post-Enron reforms.
The collapse of Enron has resulted in a header from a long political problem: the Securities and Exchange Commission, the regulatory authority of America's stock markets, it did not reach an audit or maintain the with volume of corporate financial data, requests it receives. Five ex-chairman of the SEC has asked
Senate Judiciary Committee Passes Cybersafety Legislation
Attorney General Jack Conway Thursday, the Senate unanimously thanked of justice happen House Bill 367, legislation, which he prepares sponsored by Rep. Johnny Bell, D-Glasgow, Kentucky, laws strengthened, that the ban on Internet fraudsters child, cybercrime Right modern, and others - the application of challenges. "I want Senator Robert Stivers, R-Manchester,
The choice of Minnesota Public Prosecutions
Voters to decide whether they re-election of DFLer Mike Hatch, or select Republican Tom Kelly, Nathan or lawyer of the valley, under the label Independence Party, but not taking over the party official. Mr. Hatch, he took the campaign seriously, but as an incumbent he says, public opinion should be
Fla. company transfer of home care
A Florida Corporation and whose owners selling fraudulent contracts for home health care higher Floridians was sued by Attorney General Charlie Crist. Clear Water-based Intrust Home Care and its president, Roy F. Fitzgerald, is accused, more than 146000 dollars from dozens of elderly Contracting ever, despite the Florida or payment