A decade ago Christian McCaffrey Jersey , Biometric Time Clock and biometric might have sounded futuristic. However, standards have caught up finally with technology, with biometric technology fast becoming a daily occurrence. Be it for security purposes like access control or trying to prevent friends from clocking for other friends, called commonly as budding punching, business establishments have been witnessing return on investments by incorporating biometric technology into the workforce.



Understanding the types



Basically, there are two biometric technologies available in the market, which are biometric hand readers and biometric finger print. The other recent development noticed in this kind of technology is facial recognition and iris recognition. However, compatibility and cost are said to have kept them from approaching forefront.

Every biometric technology is known to have its strengths and weaknesses, most notably among biometric handpunch and biometric fingerprints. The latter is considered to be the most common type of technology that is found on a range of items, from door locks, laptop PC and time clocks.



Time clock for labor management



Installing time clock of biometric type for labour management is regarded to be a wise decision for every organization, irrespective of its size and volume of business. However, there is a need to take into consideration the environment, in which the employees are. For example, if the employees work within a harsh or dirty environment like landscapers, auto mechanics, kitchen cooks, etc., the entrepreneur might consider biometric handpunch instead of biometric fingerprint. But in any office environment, fingerprint is likely to stay intact and would not be punished by harsh work environment. It is essential to understand that every technology comes with its own benefits, which needs to be evaluated and accordingly implemented in the organization.



Benefits of implementing this type of technology at the workplace



A major benefit to purchase and implement time clocks of biometric nature is that they would pay for themselves every year. Since a friend will not be in a position to clock in for another friend after getting a phone call or text stating that the latter is running late and for ‘clocking him in’, the entrepreneur can save in some money. It is generally though that friend punching does not take place, however, it’s just that with one friend punching for another. The point is that, they are not viewing it something like stealing, but trying to help friend out of a situation. Being a manager or owner, it is the person, who is responsible to ensure that discipline is maintained and punctuality is adhered at the workplace and to know this repeated occurrence can hurt the company’s aspects, which includes productivity.



A worthwhile investment



Going through the above, it can be stated that on selecting a biometric based time clock, for the workforce, the individual as the owner of an organization simply cannot go wrong on making this purchase and by implementing it. It does help to make his life much easier, to keep the employees honest and to enhance productivity by trying to avail attendance and time software system using the best biometric clock.



NAIROBI, Feb. 6 (Xinhua) -- World marathon record holder Dennis Kimetto of Kenya has shaken off his injury problems and is ready to go for the big title at the Boston marathon in April.

Speaking from Eldoret on Monday, Kimetto, who holds the world record at 2:02.57, the only man to have run the 42km distance under 2:03, said his title may not stand for long.

However, Kimatto said the prospect of an athlete to run the marathon in under two hours is not attainable now.

"I know there are efforts to have someone break the record and under two hours. It is not as easy as it sounds. It requires a lot of efforts and everything must be perfect. Hopefully the team from Nike will succeed but I know it is no easy task," he said.

Kimetto last competed for Kenya at the 2015 World Championships in Beijing, China but failed to finish the race citing high temperatures. But he has seen his career stall with injuries creeping in for the last two years limiting his performances globally.

However, he said injury problems have been cleared and he will be keen to try and improve on his record as he goes to Boston. Kimetto holds the marathon record at 2.02.57 in Berlin 2014. He is also a winner of Tokyo, Chicago and Berlin marathons.

"My preparations so far are going on very well. Injury free and very motivated. Bring it on Boston Marathon," he said.

Ethiopia' s Kenenisa Bekele believes it will only be "two or three years" before the two hour-mark for the marathon is broken.

"I'm sure somewhere, within two or three years, the sub-two will be broken. I don' t know how, and maybe it won' t be official. It'll have to be very flat, maybe even downhill?" he said.

Nike announced that three of its athletes would seek to run a sub-two-hour marathon in April. Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge is training for the sub-two attempt. There is also Ethiopian Boston champion Lelisa Desisa and world half marathon world record-holder Zersenay Tadese. Enditem

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