Biometrics has become a buzzword in the last few years, gradually becoming one of the most important industries in the digital universe. According to MarketsandMarkets, the global biometric technology market is expected to grow from USD 42.9 billion in 2022 to USD 82.2 billion by 2027. Increasing advancements in biometric technology across various sectors, rising […]
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Biometric technology first gained a foothold in government in the late 1800s, when police officers began using fingerprints to identify suspects. Since then, the government has expanded its use to include ID verification for federal employees, travellers, and, in some cases, the average citizen. Technology has now advanced to the point where it can recognize […]
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Biometric technology has advanced in a variety of industries in recent years. This technology is being deployed across various use cases to increase security and convenience, from government projects to law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, and private companies. Biometrics are physical or behavioral characteristics that allow a user to be uniquely identified. As a result, […]
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CloudAbis is a complete solution with a multimodal biometric system built to enable large-scale identification operations. The platform is designed with an eye toward government projects and other civic organizations dealing with biometric projects. CloudAbis can handle large-scale government projects and features a modular architecture that allows governments or system integrators to build an identity […]
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Digital technologies are changing how we interact with one another and connect with our communities. We have never before in the history of humanity encountered such quick transformation. Since the start of the industrial age, characterized by mechanization and a revolution in manufacturing that resulted in extraordinarily high productivity and economic growth, there has been […]
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For government software projects, vendors heavily rely on outsourcing a substantial portion of the project. When developers create software, the final product hardly meets the requirement. Therefore, the government project is delayed or possibly canceled. Creating hand-coded solutions for each government contract is time-consuming, dangerous, and expensive for system integrators, in addition to being dependent […]
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Project delays are a serious issue. “Sourcing developers” can be a potential reason. Why do so many governments miss their project deadlines? Is this practice quite common? Government undertakes a large number of projects, and missing a project deadline can impact both government planning and everyday living for citizens. It is said the government is […]
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With technology gradually improving and trends changing, it’s not just businesses that need to change and work more efficiently. Governments play a crucial role in all social activities, ensuring things run smoothly. They, too, need to improve and digitize everything they do internally and work well with other departments. With global citizens accepting the digital […]
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What comes to mind when you think about traditional government services? Since the late 1990s, the public’s feelings about the federal government have tended more toward frustration than contentment. Local governments were forced to shut down, run at a reduced capacity, or figure out how to operate with a remote staff when the pandemic arrived […]
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When we hear the name of the country “Iraq”, the first thing that comes into our mind is war, terrorism, weapons, and violence. Little do we know that Iraq is one of the oil-dependent countries in this world, while more than 99% of exports, 85 % of the government’s budget, and 42 % of GDP […]
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