Showing posts with label Reasons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reasons. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

3 Reasons Why Accuracy Is Necessary in Time Sources Like Wireless Clocks

Most of us can agree that checking the time becomes a rather mindless habit that comes as natural to us as tying our shoes or brushing our teeth in the morning. What we don't stop to think about is just how much everything we do is determined by the alarm clock by the bed or the wireless clock hanging over the dresser. When we see that we've woken up late, we rush through our entire routine, whether consciously or not, all for the sake of time. We even decide to skip some of our routine altogether. But when we wake up early, we don't hesitate to lie in bed a few extra minutes and take our time through every step of the morning. As you can see, having the accurate time on your wireless clocks, wrist watches, cell phones, etc. becomes extremely important because a few minutes can make a huge difference in how things play out throughout your day. Just think, you haven't even made it into work yet!

Below are three important reasons why having accurate time can make your day or break it.

1. Being on time!

Being where you need to be when you're supposed to be there requires an accurate time source for your various devices, such as wireless clocks.Without the correct time, you could be running rate for an important business meeting and not even know it or find yourself arriving early to work before the building is open. Accurate time becomes so important in these situations because it helps you determine whether you need to hustle and bustle it or whether you have time to make a pit stop before an appointment.

2. Time Stamping!

If you've ever walked into a classroom and the wireless clock over the board says you're five minutes late when your watch says you're a minute early, then you probably understand this one completely! Precise time becomes extremely important when time is being noted or recorded. From hospitals to delivery services to education, recorded times establish how long surgeries last, when deliveries were made, and whether a student is late to class or not. No matter what the industry, time stamps should be consistent between the time recorded the actual time an event occurs, which requires consistencies between time sources such as wireless clocks.

3. Efficiency!

Because time determines the way we perceive things and the way we prioritize, keeping the proper time is the key to staying efficient. Following time that comes from a reliable time source gives us the ability to make the right calls when we need to. When we see we don't have enough time to get everything done, we can choose to what is of the highest priority first. Being on time to gatherings can eliminate conflicts that arise from missed meetings or early arrivals. And by recording accurate times displayed from a wireless clock by the door or the computer at our desk, we can ensure that daily work is properly recorded and carried out at the right moment.

Anthony Gaudio is a Marketing Intern at The Sapling Company, Inc.

http://www.sapling-inc.com/


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Thursday, September 8, 2011

5 Reasons Why Enterprises Should Choose Fingerprint Access Control Systems Over Card Based Access

In the 21st century institutions have replaced the manual control system with access control systems to record arrivals and departure of their employees on a routine basis. Today, Fingerprint access control system have become the most popular biometric devices. The following are the reasons to choose a Fingerprint Access control system over card based access control system in an enterprise:

Reason# 1 - Efficiency

In Finger access control Systems, the data is stored in terms of biometric components of signs or patterns. It is accurate as each fingerprint is unique in itself. The fingerprints are selected, memorized and converted into an template form for storage. While in card system, the bar codes are the only way to punch into the machine, which can be deleted, tapered or can be left unrecognized by the machine in not so genuine cases.

Reason #2 - Easy to step-up

The fingerprinting software and device is easy set up as the installation of software is via the web. The software connects with the biometric fingerprint reader and starts the job unlike the card access control system, in which we need to add the identification data, as proposed by the association or the enterprise.

Reason #3 - Advanced technology support

The fingerprint scanner supports various languages and Windows server integration for better tracking, while the card access system does not allow these facilities.

Reason # 4 - Eliminates duplicity

The fingerprinting device is very sensitive to touch and recognizes the pattern in milliseconds. These are basically live detectors which help in easy, safe and accurate analysis of the ID of the workers. But, the card reader only checks or reads the bar code, which may be created or fabricated. Therefore, the process of biometric identification is truly genuine which reduces duplicity and fraud.

Reason # 5 - Cost effective

Fingerprint access allows identification of 50 to 500 individuals. Therefore, the organization can easily add or delete the number of users without any extra payroll cost. Whereas in card based systems the company will have to issue cards to every new employee. In case the card is lost or misplaced new card has to be issued which is an added cost to the company.

Scanners in schools are a way 'in' to lunch line process. Since the identity cards or specific children codes are not enough to check the process of lunch in school.

Thus, it can be said that even though both the access systems are technology based, fingerprint access control is much more reliable, accurate and quick than card based access system.

Bayometric is one of the market leaders in the development and implementation of non intrusive biometric technology using fingerprint scanners, time and attendance software, iris recognition, signature, face and other biometric identification systems.


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