LAS VEGAS --(November 8, 2010) – Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc. reported today that it has realized a 300% return on investment in biometric technology during the first year of deployment. It has implemented M2SYS Technology’s biometric fingerprint technology with its Kronos time and attendance software, enabling employees to use fingerprint readers to clock in and clock out at the beginning and end of shifts and lunch breaks.A common theme around here has been making the case that biometric implementations are too frequently expected to provide perfect identification regimes, rather than improving upon real-world results while saving money. What makes adoption of biometric identity management techniques worthwhile isn't perfection, it is return on investment ROI.
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