London, England: Imprivata has stated that biometric patient identification could replace passport ID. In response to recent story on BBC News that proof of ID may be required for NHS patients in order to combat health tourism. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38060432, Dr Saif Abed, Medical Director EMEA at Imprivata commented;
· Younger millennials are not financially independent and slower to embrace FinTech
· Tech savvy older millennials are more interested in spending and saving
· 29-34 year olds use more FinTech but lower tolerance for security and convenience issues
· 42.2% of millennials have switched provider due to a poor mobile experience
The security industry is constantly changing and the only thing we can say with certainty about the future is that it is uncertain, as the saying goes. But a number of prominent trends stand out that will leave its mark on the industry in 2017. Monica Hallin, security expert and CEO of Vindico Group, takes a look into the crystal ball and lists the three strongest trends in security in 2017:
A partnership of local authorities in the Mid-Kent region is undertaking a digitisation project with business intelligence specialist Connexica.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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