Access Control Time Attendance

When we think of access control, in a building from decades ago, we imagine a doorman or someone who wrote down his data and allowed him access. Over the years, this identification has been made through plastic cards, many of which we use today. On the other hand, nowadays, with the advent of new technologies, we have biometric authentication, and facial, among others. Certainly, access to control systems has been adapted to the different needs of generations that increasingly require easy, agile, secure and flexible solutions. Some of the trends in this sector are listed below. 1. The movement towards mobility: The emergence of technologies such as short-range communications (Near Field Communications, NFC) and others are driving the migration of access control technologies to mobile platforms. The same basic methodology for access control systems that we have used for decades can be integrated into smartphones and other mobile devices, with which we can eliminate keys and cards to ...

Despite fascinating trends and industry buzz around mobile technologies, wireless locks and cloud access control, more permanent and less sensational trends such as encryption and multi-technology readers are taking center stage in the access control market. The global multi-technology reader market was estimated to be worth roughly $ 33 million, up from $ 30 million next, according to the latest access control system research from IMS Research, which is now part of IHS Inc. Access Control, Fire and Security Analyst at GCTL " Although multi-technology readers have been around for many years, these devices are being installed today in more applications than ever. Historically, multi-technology readers were offered specifically for end users who requested the technology. Today, more readers come preconfigured to offer both proximity and smart card technology. This allows customers to prepare for the future, and many end users will opt for this technology, regardless of their curren...