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JUNE 12, 2019

. $59 billion: Estimated value of the global biometrics market by 2025. 48 percent: Share of millennial parents who would rather not eat at all than wait in long QSR lines. 13 billion: Projected value of the identity verification market by 2025.

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OCTOBER 16, 2019

billion Internet of Things (IoT)-connected devices around the world by 2025. Concerns over security breaches and data privacy remain high, however, so providers will need to be sure users are properly protected from all manners of fraud as this ecosystem grows. There will be 41.6 Around The IoT World.

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NOVEMBER 27, 2019

The following Deep Dive outlines automation’s benefits, its potential ROI for implementing organizations and how these solutions can recruit millennial workers. . Recent research indicates the millennial generational group, those between 22 and 37 years of age, will be reflected by one in three U.S. workforce by 2025.

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JULY 18, 2018

million: What PwC was ordered to pay by a judge for failing to detect fraud between a client and a mortgage lender. $1 trillion: The estimated worth of the global market for connected devices by 2025. 1 trillion: Value of loan balances held by credit unions as of March 2018.

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JULY 17, 2018

Businesses and other organizations hoping to profit from the expanding digital economy find ways to maintain and even deepen consumer trust in their security efforts. All those connected devices will, by 2025, represent an estimated $6.2 The key is to ensure that all devices are secure,” Emery said. More Connections, More Risk.

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DECEMBER 24, 2019

In five short years, by 2025 , there will be more than 25 billion devices capable of interacting with the internet — up from 9 billion today. The How We Will Pay study found that bridge millennials — a highly educated consumer segment that tends to earn relatively high incomes — own an average of six connected devices.

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