Biometric Technology Pros and Cons Explained 

The pros and cons of biometric technology are like two sides of the same coin. There are many debates about whether or not we should use the technology, yet biometric technology has advanced dramatically in the last few decades. Biometrics are observable human characteristics, traits, or behaviors that are used to verify someone’s identity. The […]

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Why Do People Use Biometric Security Systems?

Rapid penetration of technology into our day to day lives traditional way of authentication and verification won’t help us that much anymore.  Passwords and PINs are so feeble these days that even novice hackers can crack them and get away with our private, confidential data. So demand for a robust authentication method was there. With […]

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Meet Tom: Five Places where Biometric Systems Add Convenience and Security

We’ve all seen the movies where a character provides an iris or fingerprint scan to prove their identity in order to get access into a bank vault or a secured facility. That is actually an example of a biometric system. In general, biometrics is a measure of human physiological characteristics and behavior. A biometric system could scan […]

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M2SYS Biometric Patient Identification System Used at Rural Healthcare Clinic in Ghana

Excited to share the news with you that we just released a video showing  how the M2SYS biometric patient identification system is now being used by Dr. Gabriella Nanci through her Yonkofa Project which aims to bring healthcare to rural, underserved areas of Ghana. Dr. Nanci approached M2SYS last year seeking to find a biometric […]

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April #biometricchat to Discuss #Biometrics and Mobile Market (04/12 at 11 a.m. EST)

When: April 12, 2012 11:00 am EST, 8:00 am PST, 16:00 pm BST, 17:00 pm (CEST), 23:00 pm (SGT), 0:00 (JST) Where: tweetchat.com (hashtag #biometricchat) What: Tweet chat on biometrics and mobile devices Topics: Viable biometric modalities for mobile devices, security advantages of using biometrics on mobile devices, public acceptance of biometrics on mobile devices, […]

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M2SYS CEO @themizan to Speak at 2012 Biometrics Summit in Miami

Where: Miami Hilton Downtown, Miami, FL When: February 27 – March 1, 2012 M2SYS Informational Session: Day two,  02/29/12, 3:25pm M2SYS CEO Mizan Rahman will be speaking next week at the 2012 Biometrics Summit in Miami, FL. Mizan will be joined by James Rokosky from our partners at DSI-ITI, LLC. to dicsuss using multi-modal biometrics to enhance […]

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Terry Hartmann from @unisyscorp to Discuss #biometrics & Cloud Computing at March #biometricchat (03/01 at 11am EST)

When: March 1, 2012 11:00 am EST, 8:00 am PST, 16:00 pm BST, 17:00 pm (CEST), 23:00 pm (SGT), 0:00 (JST) Where: tweetchat.com (hashtag #biometricchat) What: Tweet chat on biometrics and cloud computing Topics: The exponential growth of biometric data, leveraging the cloud for big data biometrics, applications that can benefit from biometric cloud computing, […]

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Fujitsu and M2SYS Team Up for Webinar on Biometrics for Time and Attendance in Healthcare

  Word is spreading across the workforce management landscape about the benefits of using biometric employee identification for time and attendance. Most notably, biometric technology has proven to: be a more affordable alternative to expensive wall mounted time clocks eliminate “buddy punching” resulting in a more productive work force reduce payroll inflation and payroll error rates be […]

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Cloud-Based Application Development for Biometrics Data

Today’s guest post is by Natasha Tasha. More and more international governments and security-intensive companies are using biometric-enabled identity cards for their employees and professionals. As this technology becomes more widespread, the need to make this technology more mobile, and more accessible is becoming clear. Experts all over the globe are pushing for cloud-based biometrics […]

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University of Maine Deploys @M2SYS Palm Vein Scanners for Student Check-In at Dining Halls

Today we announced that the University of Maine has deployed the M2SYS palm vein scanner with our Hybrid Bio Snap-On™ Platform and Hybrid Bio-Hyperpliance Multi-Biometric Identification Matching Server software for student check-in at their on-campus dining halls. The goal for the deployment is to use the palm vein scanner to more effectively track dining hall […]

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