Technology News  |   Industry News  |   Product News  |   Business News  |   Event News  |
  CCTV Surveillance  |   Access Control  |   Biometric ID  |   Alarm & Detection  |   Security Parts & Devices  |   Integration & Convergence  |
  Corporate & Office  |   Education & Institutional  |   Financial  |   Game & Casino  |   Government & Public  |   Homeland Security  |   Hospital & Entertainment  |   IT Asset & Technology  |
  CCTV Surveillance  |   Access Control  |   Biometric ID  |   Alarm & Detection  |   Security Parts & Devices  |   Integration & Convergence  |
  CCTV Surveillance  |   Access Control  |   Biometric ID  |   Alarm & Detection  |   Security Parts & Devices  |   Integration & Convergence  |   Consulting & Services  |
  Edit Member Profile  |  Edit Company Profile  |  Change Password  |  My Resources Profiles  
  2009 MAR Issue   |   What is Digital Magazine?  |  How to use  |  Archives  |    
 
  SecurityWorldMag.com

SecurityWorld Online Magazine

CCTV Surveillance

Access Control

Biometric ID

Alarm & Detection

Security Parts & Devices

Integration & Convergence

Biometric ID

Hands to Manage Nursing Home

Hays House Nursing Center adds control, flexibility with hand scanners.
 

Photo by Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies

Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies announced that Hays House Nursing Center in Nowata, Okla., the United States, is using its biometric HandPunch reader to input time and attendance for tracking its 100 employees.  As a result, the nursing home is better equipped to both control payroll costs and ensure that the right employees are working at the right times.

¡°We had been using an old card system for years, but the clocks were breaking down and parts were becoming more and more expensive to replace,¡° reports Hays House Nursing Center Administrator Charlie Larson.  ¡°We decided on the hand scanner three years ago for its reliability and durability.  Everything is electronic, which has cut down tremendously on paper costs.  It just makes life simpler.¡°

The HandPunch reader automatically takes a three-dimensional reading of the size and shape of a hand and verifies the user¡¯s identity in less than one second. 

The Hays Nursing Center uses one HandPunch unit per approximately 100 employees.  The center is part of a group of nursing centers based in Oklahoma.  Ten of the centers use HandPunch terminals to track time and attendance for their employees.

With the HandPunch unit, Larson is able to produce a daily overtime report that alerts him to problems right away, rather than waiting for payroll processing to spot problems.  He also gets a daily report that tells him who worked the day before, when they arrived and when they left.   The Nowata facility is licensed for 112 beds and is approximately 30,000 square feet.  All employees enter and exit by one main door.  The HandPunch unit was easily installed in a staff room.

¡°There was a lot of excitement around the hand reader when it was first installed,¡° Larson notes.  ¡°Employees liked it because all they had to do was enter their number and then present their hand.   Previously, we had a huge rack for timecards and it sometimes took a long time for employees to find their cards.¡°

Compu-Time Corporation of Oklahoma City, Okla. implemented the center¡¯s time and attendance solution.

 

For more information, please send your e-mails to swm@infothe.com.

¨Ï2007 www.SecurityWorldMag.com. All rights reserved.

 

 

 
 

     Simplifying Season Passes

     Analyzing Typing Behavior



k510 Guard Patr...
Home l New Product Showcase l Gold Suppliers l Trade Shows l email Newsletter l About SWM l Help l Site Map l Partnerships l Privacy Policy | Newsletter
Publisher: Choi Jung-sik | Edited by: Lee Sang-yul | Youth Protection Officer: Lee Sang-yul
Copyright Notice ¨Ï 2004-2007 www.SecurityWorldMag.com Corporation and its licensors. All rights reserved.