A number of people tend to get the
impression that our company specializes in fingerprint products and
technologies only. Although this perception is not
exactly accurate, it is observed that the term ‘biometrics’ looks catchier at
first glance and this works in our favour as it becomes the conversational
piece for the general audience, making it a useful ice-breaker for market
penetration.
I agree that without fingerprint
technology, it's rather hard for us to penetrate into certain industries.
Ideally, we should declare ourselves a solution provider, or an expert in time
and attendance, and access control industries. And, biometrics should just be a
credential, or a threshold that presents itself as a more sophisticated
solution.
Fingerprint: ice-breaker for market penetration |
Often times a lot of customers allow
themselves to be distracted by the fingerprint technology performance when in
reality what they ACTUALLY require is time and attendance system. It has
becoming a common belief that when vendors parade their fantastic fingerprint readers,
the software that comes along is equally fantastic to handle their T&A
requirements. We always receive many questions about biometrics rather than the
software before clients conclude the purchase. This, in my opinion, is very
wrong. When this happen, clients might be happy with the front end clocking
system, but if they are not careful in selecting the software, they might take a
lot of time and effort to handle the backend processing. The system might fail
to handle the payroll system and at the end of the day, the promise of office
automation never takes place.
Cloud solution for time & attendance |
Just like how biometric readers
replaced some RFID solutions to becoming the new trend in the past decade,
biometrics itself might look less appealing when smart phone has the
fashionable tendency as a new clocking credential.
That's why we set forth "Beyond
biometrics” as our motto, urging customers to go beyond biometrics, because
only then they’ll see the full picture and obtain the total solution they have
hoped for.
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