October 31, 2002
Results of Ballot M1/02-0248
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Organization |
YES |
NO |
ABSTAIN |
No Response |
Comments |
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3M/AiT |
X |
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AAMVA |
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X |
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Assa Abloy ITG |
X |
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Authenti-Corp |
X |
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Bioscrypt Inc. |
X |
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Business Solutions |
X |
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Datacard Group |
X |
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Fall Hill Associates, LLC |
X |
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Farance Inc. |
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X |
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Identix |
X |
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ID Technology Partners, Inc. |
X |
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Infineon Technologies |
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X |
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International Biometric Group |
X |
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International Biometrics Industry Association |
X |
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Iridian Technologies |
X |
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LaserCard Systems Corp. |
X |
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LockHeed Martin Information Systems |
X |
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1. |
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Mississippi Valley State University |
X |
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Mitretek Systems |
X |
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Motorola Inc. |
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X |
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National Security Agency |
X |
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NIST |
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X |
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Niteo Partners, NEC Solutions |
X |
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OSS Nokalva |
X |
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Purdue University |
X |
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Q.E.D. Systems |
X |
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Saflink Corp. |
X |
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Sagem Morpho Inc. |
X |
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Security Industry Association |
X |
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Sony Electronics Inc. |
X |
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Symbol Technologies, Inc. |
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X |
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Transaction Security, Inc. |
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X |
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2. |
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Unisys Corp. |
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X |
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US Department of Defense – DISA |
X |
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US Department of Justice |
X |
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US Department of State |
X |
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US Department of Transportation |
X |
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West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation |
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X |
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TOTALS |
29 |
0 |
1 |
8 |
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Comments Received:
1. Lockheed
Martin Information Systems
Believe that the standard should cover
components as well as systems.
2. Transaction
Security, Inc.
The reason (that I
abstain – ed.) is that I do not know if the definitions contained within the
document are compatible with those in the Vocabulary Harmonization
definitions. The definitions
of FMR and FNMR appear to me to be confusing, especially if they are equal to
or less meaningful than FAR and FRR, respectively. If the definitions of FMR and FNMR were eliminated, I would
vote YES