BORDERS
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The New Border Agency
What
We Think
Blockchain: Mapping new trade routes to trust
Intelligent Border Agency Unleashed
From Barrier to Economic Growth Engine
Bridging Borders with Blockchain
Crossing Boundaries
Shaping the NEW digital border agency
Moving beyond single window
Governing in the age of cyber threats
Spotlight
Emerging technologies at the European border
James Canham
Managing Director
Global Borders Services
What we say at Accenture, it is about the new applied NOW
Managing Director,
Global Border Services
Who We
Work With
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EnterFinland: Digital border management and immigration eServices
Helping to develop a new border management and immigration eService. -
UNHCR, Accenture Study Finds Internet, Mobile Connectivity a Lifeline for Refugees
Food, shelter and connectivity: helping to meet the basic needs of today’s refugees. -
ID2020: Solving the challenges of identity faced by more than 1.1 billion people around the world
Accenture is leading a “call to action” and responding with blockchain and biometric technologies to support ID2020. -
The World Bank: Creating world class identity management systems for developing nations
The World Bank is helping developing nations integrate proof-of-identity systems to more reliably and cost-effectively speed critical services to those in need.
Digital
Talk
Latest leadership blogs
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Five trends that will shape border agencies’ technology-driven future
A border services perspective on the Accenture Technology Vision 2018 -
Why the border isn’t a barrier – but a national asset
For any country, the national border represents a major – and often largely untapped – opportunity.
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Picture the scene: It’s 2020. Your plane’s just touched down. What happens next
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Three steps to heaven – at the border
The digital border agency of the future is taking shape. Join the revolution.
Meet
Our Leaders
Meet our leaders who help guide our clients, our teams and our vision
James Canham
Managing Director, Global Border Services