On February 9, 2006, International Biometric Group (IBG) will host a teleconference on the United States Registered Traveler Program. The teleconference will be held at 1:00 PM EST (10:00 AM PST; 1800 UTC).
The Registered Traveler (RT) program is a nationwide private sector initiative being established by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) that will permit pre-qualified participants to benefit from accelerated security screening. Federally funded RT pilots at five major airports and a private sector subpilot have tested how utilizing biometric technology and security assessments can contribute to enhanced security and increased customer service at U.S. airports. Following up on the pilots at Minneapolis- St. Paul, Los Angeles, Houston Bush Intercontinental, Boston, and Washington, D.C., the TSA has committed to begin operating a nationwide Registered Traveler program in June 2006.
IBG Consultant Dana Marohn will address the following aspects of the RT program development:
-- Differing opinions from airport, airline, privacy and technology organizations
-- Technology issues relating to the evolving approach to iris and fingerprint data
-- Interoperability across U.S. airports and with international travel programs
-- Business case analysis and financial models
There is no fee to participate in IBG's teleconference series. Visit http://www.biometricgroup.com/webcon to participate and to obtain further details.
PR Newswire
The Registered Traveler (RT) program is a nationwide private sector initiative being established by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) that will permit pre-qualified participants to benefit from accelerated security screening. Federally funded RT pilots at five major airports and a private sector subpilot have tested how utilizing biometric technology and security assessments can contribute to enhanced security and increased customer service at U.S. airports. Following up on the pilots at Minneapolis- St. Paul, Los Angeles, Houston Bush Intercontinental, Boston, and Washington, D.C., the TSA has committed to begin operating a nationwide Registered Traveler program in June 2006.
IBG Consultant Dana Marohn will address the following aspects of the RT program development:
-- Differing opinions from airport, airline, privacy and technology organizations
-- Technology issues relating to the evolving approach to iris and fingerprint data
-- Interoperability across U.S. airports and with international travel programs
-- Business case analysis and financial models
There is no fee to participate in IBG's teleconference series. Visit http://www.biometricgroup.com/webcon to participate and to obtain further details.
PR Newswire
