Biometric ID firm Innovatrics has announced that it has recently opened offices in the US and Singapore to be closer to its current and future North & Latin American and APAC customers.The company says: "Biometric projects have global commonalities but particular regions often have specific needs related to end user preferences, local regulatory restrictions and practices derived from local industry dynamics. With regional offices, Innovatrics can work more closely with its customers and accommodate their specific requirements into tailored solutions.""Our 12 years of experience in biometrics has helped us to understand the dynamics of the market. Customers are becoming increasingly fed up with being bound to closed proprietary biometric solutions and prefer to use open, scalable and easy to integrate systems with certified performance and great service behind," says Jan Lunter, founder and CEO at Innovatrics. "We now have the ability to better serve our North & Latin American and APAC partners and customers via our recently opened offices in Atlanta, GA and Singapore."Innovatrics believes that its customers need a flexible technology provider that offers them what they need, but leaves room for them to develop and integrate the final application. Innovatrics's algorithm has achieved tier 1 results in all NIST benchmarks (FpVTE 2012, MINEX III, PFT II, MINEX II). The company has been involved in projects ranging from small deployments to AFIS projects with hundreds of millions of enrollees.
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