Conference summary 

The Information Technology Laboratory (ITL) and the Advanced Technology Program (ATP) of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the National Security Agency (NSA), DoD's Biometrics Management Office, the General Services Administration (GSA), Federal Technology Service (FTS) Center for Smart Card Solutions, and West Virginia U.S.A. are proud to sponsor the Biometric Consortium Conference (BC2002).

Conference Highlights: 

• Over two and a half days of presentations, seminars and panel discussions with the participation of internationally recognized experts in biometric technologies, system and application developers, IT business strategists, and government and commercial officers.
  

• Exhibits and Technology demonstrations
  

• Open to Biometric Consortium members and the general public
  

• A registration fee of $260 covers all seminars, conference materials, exhibits, lunches (Monday & Tuesday), small reception on Monday evening & coffee breaks.

Who should attend?: 

The topics are appropriate for a wide variety of individuals - policy developers and decision makers, industry and government executives, IT users and developers, IT CEOs and product managers, law enforcement officers, system integrators, personal authentication and information security specialists, educators and students, government, industry, and academia researchers and everyone involved in utilizing biometric-based solutions for a wide range of applications related with homeland security, the prevention of ID theft and the integration of these solutions for any identification and verification application.

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