ThirdFactor | Aware platform deployed to European police agency

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Aware has announced that it has supplied a large European police agency, on par with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the U.S., with its Biometric Services Platform (BioSP). BioSP, a Web-based biometric application, will serve a number of purposes for the agency including screening and converting fingerprint records from agencies such as INTERPOL and the FBI into the domestic format and providing remote police facilities with quick searchable access to biometric records.

Some other aspects of the software that Aware touts is the capabilities of BioSP to print PDF documents of retrieved fingerprints for printing in a layout familiar to the agency using it as well as offering a programmable workflow engine. Additionally, BioSP is integrated with various third party solutions allowing for the software to be utilized in a multi-modal situation.

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Aware platform deployed to European police agency