Man meets machine

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Systems that track your eye movements and log on users with fingerprint recognition are becoming a necessity as businesses tap the online consumer market. Michael Cross looks at these new technologies, and asks how IT departments can exploit them.

When you're up to your neck in preparing for the millennium and Windows 2000, the last thing you need is a chief executive getting enthusiastic about speech-recognition or eyeball-controlled system...

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