PHILIPSBURG - RADEX BCMS, the border control management system developed by Gamma IT Solutions, with an office in Curacao and Aruba, has been chosen by the Government of St. Maarten to enhance its border security measures. This milestone follows the successful implementation of RADEX BCMS in Aruba and St. Lucia.
The official signing ceremony, marking the launch of RADEX BCMS in St. Maarten, was held on Thursday, December 28, 2023, at the Departure Hall of Princess Juliana International Airport. The Honorable Minister of Justice Anna E. Richardson, alongside Frank Baks of Gamma IT Solutions, celebrated the occasion.
The event was attended by Jocelyn Levenstone, Director of Immigration and Border Control Services, and Brian Mingo, CEO of Princess Juliana International Airport.
RADEX BCMS is a turn-key solution that uses the latest technology to capture and search biometric data. Its modular design includes a variety of features for thorough border control management, such as:
Integration with Immigration: It easily connects with online ED cards and tourism cards, making immigration processes smoother.
Quick Processing: With an impressive processing time of just 10 seconds for all travelers, it ensures a fast and convenient experience.
Wanted Lists Compatibility: It seamlessly works with both local and international wanted lists, enhancing security measures.
Tourism Support: The system includes a special module that gathers and analyzes visitor data, helping tourism authorities plan, market, and implement policies effectively.
Detailed Reporting: The software provides comprehensive reporting options, supporting data-driven decision-making.
Frank Baks, of Gamma IT Solutions shares, "Our team is incredibly proud to have been chosen for this project. We are extremely thankful to the Ministry of Justice and all other parties and advisors involved in the decision-making process. We appreciate the confidence and trust put into RADEX BCMS and we are very excited about the journey ahead. We are very proud that we have a software that is being exported and as we continue to present our software to other nations, we are confident that it will be implemented in many more countries."