Wired says:
A new link on the TSA's Our Travelers page directs people who "were told you are on a Federal Government Watch List" to click on a link taking them to this site, which, by all accounts, fits the profile of an attempt to harvest personal information and identity document details.
At the Mayo Clinic in Rochester they have developed "The Office of the Future". From the article:
Most visitors think they've walked into a gym.
The creator of the "Office of the Future" is quick to correct them.
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The article says the agency used a software tool to limit some of the information that the inmate workers could see. No word on how much the inmates are paid, though."The transition wasn't entirely smooth, noted Kim Withers, a help desk supervisor for the agency. "It was a big obstacle in the beginning for the staff to call [the inmates] and ask for help," said Withers. Some corrections workers were also concerned about how much information inmates would be allowed to see on their screens during a help desk call.
Solutions are obvious if one only has the optical power to observe them over the horizon. -- K.A. Arsdall