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Aprilis, Inc. (www.aprilisinc.com) based in Maynard, MA., is the technology
leader in holographic imaging technologies and devices for biometric
fingerprinting identification, authentication, and matching. The Company's
HoloSensor line of fingerprint readers provide demonstrably higher quality
images than any device currently in production today. These devices have been
combined with proprietary software algorithms to address many of the
acknowledged deficiencies in current fingerprint identification systems.
Aprilis' hardware and software capabilities provide the only current roadmap to
commercial AFIS Level III products. The Company was founded on the vision of
creating best-in-class devices based upon proprietary holographic technologies.
Aprilis's products, including its HoloSensor line and high-density media are
designed to provide the highest value of combined accuracy, performance, and
reliability.
- August 14, 2006 - Dow Corning Corporation acquired the
assets from the holographic data storage business of Aprilis, Inc.
- editor's note:- Aprilis, Inc. commenced operations in 1999
to commercialize proprietary holographic data storage technology.
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the Impact
of Compliance on Archival Storage Strategies - article by Plasmon
It's
difficult enough protecting and archiving your data so that it's available to
the right people at the right time (and cost). But now that's only part of the
problem. With so many new rules and regulations which prescribe how you should
destroy data records at the appropriate time - how do you guarantee that they
stay deleted?
Archiving data on the wrong kind of media could mean you
run the risk of breaking the law. Advances in the
data recovery
industry, and the future cohabitation of storage search-engines both mean that
Compliance Officers have to pay much more attention to the ways in which data is
dispersed and disposed of in different types of media.
This article
summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of currently available market
technologies. ...
read the article,
...Plasmon profile,
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