The future of retail security and customer experience is here, and it's powered by facial recognition technology! RecFaces, a provider of facial biometric software solutions, in collaboration with, the Shopping Centre Association of India (SCAI) is ready to host the ‘Face Forward: Revolutionising Safety and Ease at Shopping Centres’ virtual discussion. 

22 May 2024 is the date on the agenda for this virtual discussion which will be the engine of change for the APAC and MENA retail sector, giving the best experts and innovators the much-needed platform to discuss the limitless opportunities. 

Aim for efficiency

The session will be headed by experts in facial biometrics and the shopping centres industries.

RecFaces is happy to be a part of this conversation with the industry and to explore the immense possibilities

It will shed light on the major problems of shopping centres, from security operations to customer experience. And how facial recognition systems can be applied to strike these challenges with an aim for efficiency. RecFaces is happy to be a part of this conversation with the industry and to explore the immense possibilities that facial biometrics can unlock in the retail sector. 

Facial biometrics

"With an added layer of security, Facial Biometrics facilitates frictionless identification," says Sukrit Varma, Global Marketing Partner, APAC and MENA regions, RecFaces.

"In the era of fast and personalised services, facial biometrics helps enhance the customer experience by decreasing the average handling time per customer, enabling higher efficiency and increased profits.

Enhancing customer experience

"We are thrilled to partner with RecFaces through this event," adds Anjeev Kumar Srivastava, Chief operating officer, of SCAI.

"Together, we aim to explore innovative solutions that will shape the future of shopping centres and enhance the overall customer experience." 

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