Any discussion of biometric technology in a modern business context needs to align with a deeper understanding of its business value to the enterprise, and in particular, how different underlying approaches to biometric technology lead to varying levels of business outcomes. Poorly designed identity offerings increase customer friction, create internal management challenges, and increase corporate risk exposure.
Despite a plethora of obvious business benefits, discrete examples have tainted the overall use of biometric technology in some cases. The seven examples in this guide serve as a playbook for how biometric technology should be implemented to achieve optimal results.