Tag: Biometric

Fully Customised Access Controls to meet your Unique Security Needs

Acess control is a lot more then just the locking of restricted doors. It has now developed into a full customised system that can log clocking times and employee details in order to be analysed at a later date as well as providing limited access to sensitive data.

Access Control is about more than automatically locking doors, and magnetic strip cards for your employees. Could you ever imagine that a fully customised access control system could be used to clock in and out, to record traffic patterns, programmed to change after scheduled shifts, allow limited access to sensitive data, and more?

Other options that are available in the rapidly advancing technology of access control is the type of control used – we are way past lanyards and turnstiles, here. Infrared, biometrics, microchips and barcodes can be utilised in a variety of ways depending on your unique security needs.

With all the versatility, how do you choose the right access control solution for your company?

Sensitivity

The first thing to consider is the level of sensitivity that you require. How sensitive is the data or material that you manufacture, house or transport? Attach a meaningful value to what you do, and that will immediately rule out at least half of the options. Cards with magnetic strips that can be easily lost, stolen, or illegally transferred are out of the question. High priority security settings use advanced code locks, scheduled changing of authorised entrance permissions, and ways to closely monitor the traffic in sensitive areas, including fingerprint scans and infrared controls.

Traffic volume and flow

Security is primary, flow is secondary. Measure the volume of traffic that your business experiences on a daily basis and divide the results into two primary types of traffic: first, how many individuals come and go from outside the premises? Second, how many individuals transit between rooms, floors, and wings within the premises? If most of your traffic is internal, consider a micro-chip card that comes with multiple functions: like cashless transactions (for visiting vending machines and in-house lunch-rooms), authorising and limiting copying, printing and scanning privileges, and clocking in and out.

The possibilities are nearly endless with Ceequel® Access Control, ensuring your premise is safe and secure. Contact us to get a fully customised access control solution today!

Three Major Benefits to Access Control that Every Company Should Consider

Keeping customer and company data safe is every businesses top concern that is why many are striving for ways to make sure their information doesn’t fall into the wrong hands. One way to do this by implementing an access control system that will limit who within your company has access to what information.

Employee and company data safety is one of a businesses top concerns. Companies are striving for ways to keep their employees safe and company information out of unauthorized hands. One of the ways that companies are achieving this is through Access Control.

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Access Control keeps your Employees and Sensitive Information safe

In this day and age protecting company and client data is paramount if you want to run a successful business. Access control systems are revolutionising the way in which businesses control access not only to their data, but to their building’s restricted areas. The admittance to a building can now be controlled via the use of card or biometric thumb print.

In this day and age, theft and break ins are an everyday occurrence. For business owners, keeping your employees and sensitive company data safe is imperative to the functionality of your business. Access Control is revolutionising the way businesses grant access to their building and restricted areas. It is helping to keep employees safe by only granting admittance to the building through use of a card or biometric thumb print. It also only allows authorised employees into certain areas of the building.

Back in the old days, companies used to employ a guard to watch doors that only certain staff members were allowed into; however, what happened if the guard had to use the toilet, or go to lunch, or simply wasn’t paying attention? With access control, there is no room for human error.

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Biometrics for Time and Attendance

When it comes to time and attendance software within a business there’s nothing hotter than a biometrics system. Fingerprint and hand scanners not only improve attendances, record accurately and keep everything secure they also look like something out of a bond film whilst doing so. This technology is nothing new however it’s only just becoming ever more popular within the business sector.

One of the hottest trends in time keeping for businesses is biometrics. A fingerprint or hand scan time clock improves attendance, accuracy, and security. While looking like something out of a James Bond movie, or The Matrix, the technology has actually been around since the 1960s. However, applying this technology to business is becoming popular. As a way to track time and attendance, biometric scanners offer some great options. However, what many employers are finding is a resistance from employees towards using them. While some may simply regret the loss of wiggle room on their time punches, some people have more extreme concerns.

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Three Big Reasons you need Ceequel Access Control for your Organisation

Making sure your many different business sites are secure may be the single most important job of your technology department. With data breaches on the up making sure your company’s data system is secure has never been more important. The problem with having really tight security on your network however, is that you risk locking your own employees out of information they need to complete their day to day jobs.

Securing your many different business sites may be the single most important priority of the information technology department at your organisation. With data breaches making ongoing headlines for unfortunate retailers and other companies across the globe, an even more discerning eye has been focused on corporate security.

One of the problems with having really tight security over your company’s resources is that some personnel do actually need to have access to your data. Preventing the bad guys from having access is absolutely necessary, but you still need to allow the good guys, who work for you, the necessary data and access to do their jobs. This is where the idea of corporate security morphs into the more correct term of access control.

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Now There’s a Portable Option for Access Control Using Facial Recognition Software

Facial recognition software was once bulky and complicated and even the modern day PC tools are often difficult to use and do not work well when deployed to remote sites. Inferred imaging can often be influenced by light emanating from background sources which can often become a problem although standard which facial recognition software recent developments in technology now give businesses better options.

In ancient days, people thought that humans were able to see because our eyes projected light. While we know today that this is a gross misstatement of fact, we also know that our faces actually do produce infra red radiation, a long-wavelength kind of light invisible to the human eye. We can only detect infra red radiation as heat, but modern computers can use this light to produce an accurate image of a human face. This capability has revolutionised facial recognition technology, making it a useful tool for access control, time and attendance, and a number of other tasks.

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Elf Productivity Ltd announce UK partnership with Kaba Ltd

Here at Elf Productivity we are pleased to announce our recent partnership with Kaba Ltd (UK and Ireland) who are a leader within their market for the production of workforce management and security solutions. This partnership provides us with the ability to combine our expertise when it comes to workforce management in order to provide cost-effective solutions.

Elf Productivity Ltd are pleased to announce a partnership with Kaba Ltd (UK and Ireland), a market leader in workforce management and security solutions. This relationship enables the two organisations to combine their expertise in offering workforce management systems that deliver cost-effective business solutions across all market sectors.

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Streamlining of Business Processes

Having a reliable time an attendance system in place can be used as a way to make sure your management expectations are taken seriously and consistent. By providing you with information about the hours worked by each of your employees as well as overtime and lateness you have full visibility of what what your workforce is up to. This provides you with the ability to spot in the early stages any absence patterns that are beging to creep in.

By installing a reliable and scalable time and attendance system, not only can you ensure calculation of hours worked, absence monitoring, overtime hours and lateness, it can also be used as a tool to ensure management expectations are transparent and consistent across the workforce.
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Time and Attendance Software – Why it matters

With the unemployment rate currently standing at a staggering 8.3% of the economically active population and more small companies going out of business every day, keeping track of your company costs has never been more important. Having a fully functioning time and attendance system within your business will not only help you track your businesses costs but show you where within your organisation you could save some money.

According to the Office for National Statistics for February of 2012, the unemployment rate was a staggering 8.3% of the economically active population. At this time, the average remuneration for an employee, across the private sector, was £430 per week. With more and more small companies going out of business in these hard economic times, it is important to keep a tight track on all costs for your company, and save money wherever possible.
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