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With New Office in Washington, D.C., NEC Hones Focus on Federal Identity Solutions

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, October 4th, 2016

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TAMPA, Fla.—After some recent wins and with key opportunities ahead, the U.S.-based division of Japan’s NEC Corp. in May opened an identity solutions office in Washington, D.C., to better serve its federal customers and position itself for winning new business, the head of the office tells HSR.The main reason for opening the new office is the recent wins, which include a large one with a customer in the intelligence community for NEC’s facial recognition technology, Benji Hutchinson, says in an…

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