EBIS

Tronair’s EBIS 5.0 Selected by dnata For Deployment Across the USA

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Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Software, Networks, Hardware, Electronic design automation, Data management, Technology, Other Manufacturing, Engineering, Air, Transport, Aerospace, Logistics, Supply chain management, Manufacturing, The Emirates Group, Airline catering, dnata, EBIS, Industries, Economy of the United Arab Emirates, Service industries, Tronair, dnata

EBIS 5.0, which delivers powerful new features and functionalities, will enable dnata to significantly reduce costs and improve productivity across its GSE services and other business operations.

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  • EBIS 5.0, which delivers powerful new features and functionalities, will enable dnata to significantly reduce costs and improve productivity across its GSE services and other business operations.
  • We are excited to partner with Tronair and adopt EBIS 5.0, said David Barker, Chief Executive Officer of dnata USA.
  • The EBIS 5.0 software is expected to help us optimize our operations and deliver more value for our customers.
  • We are pleased that dnata USA has selected EBIS 5.0 and look forward to supporting their team as they enhance their GSE asset management capabilities.

Australian Department of Home Affairs' New Biometric System Goes Live Using Unisys Stealth(identity)™ and IDEMIA Biometrics

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Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Identification, EBIS, Unisys, UIS, Biometrics, IDEMIA, Companies

CANBERRA, Australia and BLUE BELL, Pa., June 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) and IDEMIA today announced that the Australian Department of Home Affairs' new Enterprise Biometric Identification Services (EBIS) system has gone live.

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  • CANBERRA, Australia and BLUE BELL, Pa., June 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) and IDEMIA today announced that the Australian Department of Home Affairs' new Enterprise Biometric Identification Services (EBIS) system has gone live.
  • In the future, EBIS will provide the capability to quickly flag people who may be crossing the border with fraudulent identities.
  • Unisys designed and implemented the system within 18 months of signing the contract with the department.
  • EBIS replaces the previous biometrics matching system that was also provided and supported by Unisys for the last 12 years.

Australian Department of Home Affairs’ New Biometric System Goes Live Using Unisys Stealth(identity)™ and IDEMIA Biometrics

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Data management, Security, Technology, Other Technology, Telecommunications, Mobile, Wireless, Internet, Identification, Unisys, UIS, IDEMIA, EBIS, Biometrics, Companies

Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) and IDEMIA today announced that the Australian Department of Home Affairs new Enterprise Biometric Identification Services (EBIS) system has gone live.

Key Points: 
  • Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) and IDEMIA today announced that the Australian Department of Home Affairs new Enterprise Biometric Identification Services (EBIS) system has gone live.
  • Unisys designed and implemented the system within 18 months of signing the contract with the department.
  • EBIS replaces the previous biometrics matching system that was also provided and supported by Unisys for the last 12 years.
  • The combined strengths of IDEMIA behind Unisys provide the Department of Home Affairs with a flagship platform to secure the border now and into the future.