that data will be sent to sita's bio—authenticate server which will be matched to a selfie.r. then when you're travelling, this electronic document would be ready to link your journey. it could do so by scanning and validating your boarding pass or possibly through integration with an airline's app. now i have a token catered in the phone that has linked my passport, my face, and my boarding pass. now all i need is when i go to a smart path touchpoint, as we call them, that check—in or security or back drop, all i need to use is my face. i don't need to get any of these documents out of my bag. so your face becomes your passport. my face becomes my passport. i am still feel quite uneasy about putting my passport on a phone. how comfortable do you think people will be with that? it takes getting used to. but everybody has a phone. everybody trusts the data in that phone as well. the passport is a very secure document, but you still have to carry it. and they are lost a lot. the company does acknowledge that biometrics can prove to be a challenge for children. but one survey s

the facepod by sita has an extremely wide camera lens to help it capture people of all heights.close to a ten—minute improvement from a typical boarding time, when we usually allot 30 minutes for boarding. now, before you go cutting up your government—issued id, there are a number of things that stand in the way of you and that gleaming green tick. passengers that check in online can‘t use it. travellers without e—passports need not apply. and if you check in at the airport using any other means than your passport, you will still need to show your papers to a human at the gate as normal before you can board. so, what does the us department of homeland security think about this? it increases our processing speed and the accuracy of our inspections, but the real value is that it allows our officers to focus on the enforcement mission. it allows them to focus on talking to people and enforcing cbp‘s laws and regulations. the system also provides a digital record of exit checks, but of course passengers are giving more biometric data to the government in return for speedy boarding.

they are out there now working with systems integrators and providers such as sita to push technologymetric tokens, rather than technology being touch points that you have two. , silly point, it is about a seamless experience through the airport —— sticky point. there are conversations around tunnels. no physical barrier but rather like a customs channel you walk through and there is intervention. if they are identified through behavioural detection or biometrics, is of interest they can be pulled out of the line, rather than everybody being stopped in the process. we have seen the technology that can make a difference to the process of moving through the airport, but how about those final moments before you board the plane? we heard there with some technology the other side of the atlantic that could help. so he couldn't pack his bags quickly enough. today i am off to bermuda. i have checked in using my passport. i have reused through security using my passport. and now, i'm boarding my flight, passport. and now, i'm boarding my flight, not using my passport. ok, so i'm not really goi

sitas 200 $17 before they growth and profitability were declining. they prepared for that. a thing when the stock tumbled and they were taken by surprise, they got worried, contrite, and humble. meetingse all kinds of , but as soon as the stock went back up, those meetings ended. kirkpatrick, author of the facebook effect. john taft on the desk here. this goes to the heart and soul of your wonderful book, stewardship. these guys played by a different rule. that,a, class the, this, are these guys migrating towards traditional corporate responsibility? graphic is a great developed by a guy called william brendel. is an iceberg from a classic above the water, below the water. above the water is conscious behavior, where we observed the behavior of corporations. below the line, the water, is dna, thethe unseen culture, the values. tom: what is the dna out of the left coast on america? >> it varies from organization to organization. tom: fair, fair. ethicalhen you look at lapses and corporate america, it is because of the culture, the dna, the eco-of the company below the waterl