
Since
its launch in 1998, FACES has been recognized
as an innovative, well-designed, effective product,
winning such accolades as:

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President’s
Award (Crime Stoppers International) 1999
Crime
Stoppers International is the world’s
largest volunteer crime-solving organization.
In 1999, Dr. Alan J. Pratt, Crime Stoppers
president, presented FACES creator Pierre
Côté with a prestigious President’s
Award. Dr. Pratt cited IQ Biometrix’s
outstanding contribution to law enforcement
in the field of crime solving and for dedication
and support to society worldwide. |
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MIM
Golden Award (Best Business Solutions) 1999
The
Multi-media and Info-Highway International
Market aims to be a meeting place for all
new information technology and the communications
industry. Their Golden Awards recognize
excellence and innovation in the fields
of multimedia, business solutions, technological
innovation and special effects. FACES received
the 1999 MIM Golden Award in the Best Business
Solutions category. |
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Seal
of Approval Award (National Parenting Center)
1999
FACES
won The National Parenting Center’s
Seal of Approval in 1999. The Center conducts
independent testing to judge products introduced
and marketed in the parent/children consumer
market. Their product testing division,
run by independent testers including parents
and educators, determined FACES to be a
superbly designed product of high quality.
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Product
of The Year Award (Informal Education) 1999-2000
U.S.-based
Informal Education Products, publishers
of the Museum Tour Catalog, selected FACES
as winner of their 1999-2000 Product of
The Year Award. This award is presented
annually by a committee that reviews customers’
ratings on how the product scored in the
areas of safety, creativity, quality, educational
value, usefulness and inspiration.
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Bronze
Apple Award (National Educational Media
Network) 1999
FACES
earned the 1999 National Educational Media
Network’s Bronze Apple Award in the
CD-ROM category. The honor is widely recognized
in the United States as a standard of excellence
in the educational media. |
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