Following the 2007 registration of all Togolese voters via 3,000 biometric kits borrowed from the Congo, Togo’s Independent National Electoral Committee has decided to purchase 500 biometric kits of its own in order to keep registering newly of age citizens as well as updating the database. The new kits were purchased from Zetes, a biometric vendor, who developed and provided the same kits borrowed from the Congolese government. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/thirdfactor-4.gif)
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The Co-operative Food is partnering with Barclaycard to become the UK’s first major grocery retailer to introduce contactless payment in its stores nationwide. The roll-out will begin next year with a pilot in 100 Co-op stores, allowing customers to speed through checkout lines with tap & go purchases of £15 or less. read more »Zetes, European provider in automatic identification solutions and services for goods and people announced it is acquiring 51% of the shares in NETWave, a provider of Auto-ID solutions for the supply chain in Greece. read more »New research from Barclays and Barclaycard shows that Britons are fed up with waiting in line, with two-fifths of customers refusing to queue for longer than two minutes and two-thirds regularly abandoning purchases. read more »Savi Technology has received an order from the U.S. Marine Corps for 50 Portable Deployment Kits to locate, track and manage RFID-tagged supplies in support of expedition force surges in Afghanistan. The PDKs ordered by the USMC track everything needed, ranging from ammunition and tires to meals and boots. read more »Safe Card ID, an online retailer of security card printing systems and identity kits, is expanding its ID card software and printer line. The Evolis Printer joins Zebra printers to help Safe Card’s customers meet their in-house ID printing needs. read more »Mobile payment start-up Bling Nation has landed a big deal with PayPal, enabling Bling Nation’s customers to make contactless mobile purchases using their PayPal account, according to techcrunch.com. read more » |
