Latest News, Blogs & Announcements | Page 52

Integrated access controls systems can help significantly improve the security of personnel and freight in any major port, which is also exactly the reason why Port Manatee, located at the entrance to Tampa Bay and is the closest US deep-water seaport to the Panama Canal, has decided to choose the widespread implementation of such a […]

Biometric time and attendance systems are the future in the field of workforce management and access control, whether we’re talking about a person gaining access to their physical workplace or to the files stored on their computer

The CSCS normally issues trainee cards to new entrants to the industry, which are designed to allow workers access to sites whilst they undertake their construction related qualifications. Two types of cards are currently available, namely the Trainee (Craft & Operative) Technical, Supervisory and Management (TSM) card. After receiving feedback from industry regarding the fact […]

Contactless smart card access control systems are starting to become the standard for security, transportation and identity management systems across the world, although some areas are quicker to adopt it than others. As end users become familiar with the unprecedented combination of security and convenience offered by these products, industry experts are projecting the trend […]

The UK’s SMEs are likely to reach the highest growth levels in five years, the Federation of Small Businesses’ (FSB) latest Small Business Index has been able to reveal. The survey discovered a considerable increase in positivity and confidence among small business owners and supports recent data published by the Enterprise Research Centre which suggested […]

The biometrics segment is set to record a transformational year in 2015, recent research from Frost & Sullivan seems to suggest, with the consultancy predicting a “significant growth in both public and commercial applications” of the technology. The report uses 2014 as a base year and points out that fingerprint scanning was the dominant modality […]

Hospitals in South Korea have been ordered to track all emergency ward visitors, after a large outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) was blamed on difficulties locating every person exposed to the disease, the country’s health ministry has recently revealed. Many of the 180 MERS cases in South Korea, were caught from sufferers encountered […]

Biometric time and attendance software solutions will make life a lot easier for employers and employees alike, experts in the field have recently argued. Time and attendance software enables employees to rest assured that all of their working hours are properly counted and that they get paid for all the time they work. Furthermore, these […]

A modern time and attendance system could be easily implemented and used for managing and monitoring manning levels in the shipping industry, as the international trade association for in-house and third-party ship managers is currently investigating the minimum manning levels for diverse vessels trading on different routes and carrying various cargo types. The aforementioned investigation, […]

Almost three quarters of UK employees are stressed and worried about taking time off, recent figures from the Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM) have been able to reveal. The survey found that more than two-thirds (68%) of respondents worked late the day before their holiday began, and almost one in five (18%) said they […]

Close to 30 percent of employees believe that they’re actually more productive when away from the office, new research by Redcentric has been able to find. The research found that 54 percent of UK office workers are currently able to work remotely, with on 17 percent of those workers reporting that remote working reduced their […]

Facial recognition technology is already one of the most exciting types of biometric authentication around and its popularity is likely to grow even further with the number of annual facial recognition devices and licenses set to increase from 28.5 million in 2015 to more than 122.8 million worldwide by 2024, according to a report published […]