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Future airport vision of IDEMIA

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Script : OT-Morpho becomes IDEMIA, a global leader in trusted identities

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Audio-video stock-shot >> The result of the merger of Oberthur Technologies (OT) and Safran Identity & Security (Morpho), the OT- Morpho group becomes IDEMIA. The group's ambition is to empower citizens and consumers to interact, pay, connect, travel and even vote securely while taking advantage of the opporunities of an increasingly connected world.


Presentation of the challenge of the exponential growth of the air passenger traffic by Didier Lamouche, Chairman and CEO of OT-Morpho.

Audio-video stock-shot >> The result of the merger of Oberthur Technologies (OT) and Safran Identity & Security (Morpho), the OT- Morpho group becomes IDEMIA. The group's ambition is to empower citizens and consumers to interact, pay, connect, travel and even vote securely while taking advantage of the opporunities of an increasingly connected world. Presentation of the challenge of the exponential growth of the air passenger traffic by Didier Lamouche, Chairman and CEO of OT-Morpho.

Language : EN

Tags : SECURITY | AERONAUTICS | IDEMIA | OT | OBERTHUR TECHNOLOGIES | MORPHO | SAFRAN IDENTITY & SECURITY | DIDIER LAMOUCHE CHANGI SINGAPORE

Location : Paris, France

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