The Effects of Cost Implications in the Adoption of Biometric Application Banks in Eldoret Town, Kenya
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Biometric technology utilizes biological and behavioral characteristics to automatically identify individuals. The paper was guided by the question on how does cost implications affect for adoption of biometric application in authorization and identification in banks in Eldoret Town. Cost of implications does not influence for adoption of biometric application in authorization and identification in banks in Eldoret Town. Thus, this study will help government agencies, financial institutions and other corporate business in adopting biometric systems. The research indicated cost implications affects biometric application in authorization and identification in cyber security in banks where biometric applications in banks have insufficient technical infrastructure hence affecting inefficiency and ineffectiveness of bank operations. In conclusion, the research indicated that cost implications are a major indicator that influenced biometric application in authorization and identification in cyber security in commercial banks in Kenya.
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