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<a href="http://www.easydenticonline.com/" title="Easydentic
Online">Easydentic Group</a> annonce que la CNIL a délivré
l'autorisation unique pour la technologie de reconnaissance veineuse du
doigt du groupe, baptisée "Biovein". Ce dispositif permet le contrôle
d'accès en se fondant sur l'identification biométrique du réseau veineux
du doigt. Il a été développé en partenariat avec Hitachi sur la base de
sa technologie "Finger Vein".
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Objective Corporation today announced it has signed a major software and services contract with the Welsh Assembly Government. The contract will deliver an enterprise-wide solution that will position them at the forefront of Public Sector best practice information management.
The contract is expected to have a value of approximately A$10m (£4.6m) to Objective over a five year period and is being undertaken in partnership with Siemens IT Solutions and Services, the Assembly’s prime contractor.
Tony Walls, CEO, Objective Corporation said: “This is a significant achievement for Objective in the UK and it demonstrates that our commitment to the Public Sector and to long-term direct customer relationships continues to be valued in the market.
“It is a privilege to be trusted by the Welsh Assembly Government to deliver a programme of this significance and scale.”
Objective’s solution will be rolled out to 6,500 users at multiple sites across Wales. It will provide the Welsh Assembly Government with a robust and effective information management infrastructure.
“The Welsh Assembly Government will become one of the largest enterprise-wide deployments of eDRMS in the UK Public Sector. Coupled with our leadership position within the Scottish Government, this contract will extend our offering to a larger segment of UK regional government,” said Mr Walls.
The Welsh Assembly Government is the devolved government for Wales, responsible for most of the issues of day-to-day concern to the citizens of Wales, including the economy, health, education and local government.
Their commitment to being an open and transparent government means that legislative compliance is a key driver for the Welsh Assembly Government to implement Objective.
Dr. Tony Jewell, Chief Medical Officer, Welsh Assembly Government and the Senior Responsible Officer for the programme said: “The primary focus for us is to introduce a solution that will ensure we are wholly compliant with information management legislation both now, and in the future.
“Objective’s software, expertise and proven commitment will help us to meet these compliance requirements and at the same time enable improvements in effectiveness that supports the delivery of better services to the citizen of Wales.”
The need for timely access to complete and accurate information together with accountable and legislatively compliant information management is all-pervasive for such a high-profile organisation as the Welsh Assembly Government.
Previously the Welsh Assembly Government relied on traditional methods of information management such as paper-based filing and basic IT systems. By replacing and modernising these with Objective’s single source of the truth, the Welsh Assembly Government will be ensuring that public information assets are controlled, safe and available when needed.
Objective worked extensively with the Welsh Assembly Government to conduct several projects prior to entering into this agreement. The success of these projects influenced the government’s decision to implement the solution enterprise-wide.
“We selected Objective because of their successful track record in government in the UK, their demonstrated commitment to us and to working in Wales. Their best practice approach complements our long-term development strategy and represents a sound investment for our future,” said Dr Jewell.
Tony Walls said: “Following our recent acquisition of Limehouse Software and the signing of a strategic agreement with the UK Central Office of Information, our contract with the Welsh Assembly Government cements the positive progress of our European operations.
“We look forward to working closely with the Welsh Assembly Government to ensure we deliver valuable results that will help enhance services to the Welsh community at a lower cost.”
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Du
24 juin 2009 au 28 juillet 2009, c’est la folie des soldes et
Lachineuse ne pouvait pas rater ce rendez-vous, alors venez vite
retrouver ses soldes
décoration maison.
Avec
des réductions allant de moins 10% à moins 50%, sur
plus de 200 objets, Lachineuse se plie en quatre pour vous faire
plaisir !
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 En matière de crédit à la consommation, les consommarteurs sont rarement très attentifs à la nature du prêt qu'ils souscrivent. C'est une erreur.
Selon le réseau de courtiers In&Fi Crédits, qui négocie auprès des banques les meilleurs financements possibles pour le compte de ses clients, un crédit à la consommation spécifiquement adapté à la nature de son achat est parfois synonyme de substantielles économies.
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Version 3.1 includes host of intuitive features for Sunrise customers Chessington, 2 July 2009. Sunrise Software has today released Sostenuto version 3.1">Sostenuto version 3.1. This release puts the spotlight on usability. Its development specification was drawn up in keeping with Sunrise’s long term vision for the product and in response to customer feedback received. Among the most notable innovations are extensive graphical representation and features designed to make the platform even more intuitive. A number of enhancements have been introduced to allow users an easier and more feature rich experience. The emphasis on visual representation particularly enhances the user experience, with a graphical representation of the customer’s CMDB (Configuration Management Database) ensuring that ‘associations’ (e.g. items linked to contacts) are obvious at a glance. New graphical representation of lifecycles and workflows further improves the software’s configuration and administration. Sunrise Chairman, Tom Weston commented: ‘The feedback we’ve gained from our customers is always a major factor when designing a new release. Thanks to our exceptionally talented development team we are able to offer our customers continuous innovation with Sostenuto.’ Weston’s comments were well timed, following Computer Weekly journalist Steve Broadhead’s">Computer Weekly journalist Steve Broadhead’s review of the software on his blog: “I relished my latest voyage of discovery with Sunrise Software's Sostenuto ITSM product. I say product, but really it's a platform with an ITSM application sitting on top - in this guise at least. The reality is that companies can no longer deal in 5-10 year fixed business plans; 5-10 minutes is more like it. [...] Sostenuto ITSM lets you service-manage in a way that reflects your business model and methodology, rather than forcing you down the path the software developers created with their own vision of how everything from raising alerts to trouble ticketing happens.”
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