Authentication in 0.1 Seconds: Improving Operational Efficiency with a New Time and Attendance Management System
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KJ TECH Japan has begun offering a time and attendance management solution using its new access control reader, the "TSG-550PC." This system features high-speed processing, completing authentication in just 0.1 seconds after a card is presented.
This new reader operates in conjunction with the "GAUSS" management software. By automatically recording data as employees enter and exit the office, the system aims to eliminate the need for manual clocking and reduce errors or delays in time tracking to zero.
Furthermore, this system is equipped with high-security features. By implementing strict access control, it prevents unauthorized clocking using another person's card. This enables companies to manage accurate and objective attendance data.
With this implementation, companies can simultaneously improve operational efficiency and strengthen security measures. As work-style reform progresses in Japan, accurate attendance management has become a critical challenge for many companies, and the system is expected to see widespread adoption moving forward.
Sources: 毎日新聞
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