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Successfully deploying a national Smart ID card

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document digitization Hong Kong Immigration Department security and privacy Smart ID card

By Allan Tan | Apr 12, 2010

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Dr. Helen Chan, assistant director, Information Systems with the Hong Kong Immigration Departments discusses the approach the Government faced in the late 1990s to define a new strategy for ensuring the safety and security of Hong Kong citizens and residents. She recalls the challenges that the Department faced in identifying the operational issues of the aging identification card system and how going digital was the way forward for Hong Kong.

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