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In large corporations, managing time attendance efficiently is crucial for streamlining payroll processes, ensuring productivity, and maintaining accurate employee records. Traditional methods like manual entry or swipe cards often lead to inaccuracies, buddy punching (where employees clock in for each other), and administrative hassles. With India’s growing corporate landscape, biometrics has emerged as a highly […]

In India, Standardization Testing and Quality Certification (STQC) is a certification given by the STQC Directorate operating under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). This certification ensures products meet specified standards of security and quality, especially for those used in government applications. However, the question arises: Is STQC compliance mandatory for all products

Several states in India are making significant strides in the realm of biometric authentication for food benefit programs. With the aim of efficiently distributing essential food supplies to its vast population, India has harnessed the power of biometrics to ensure that food benefits reach the rightful recipients while minimizing fraud and leakage in its public

The biometric industry and electronic security sector in India have seen significant evolution in recent years and go hand in hand in terms of integrated security solutions, driven by technological advancements and increasing security needs. This article delves into the current state of these dynamic segments, exploring its progress, the impact of emerging technologies, and

ZKTeco, a well-known Biometric and Electronic Security Solutions provider globally, has recently released an official statement regarding their swift response in addressing potential vulnerabilities that might have arisen in specific models of their terminals. This article elaborates on the matter, the measures they have initiated to clarify the concerns, and how secure their systems are. Prioritizing

In a move to uphold transparency and compliance within its marketplace, the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) has recently taken stringent actions against sellers found in violation of Clause 26 of GeM General Terms and Conditions (GTC), also known as Rule 144. GeM, India’s premier online procurement platform, serves as a central portal for government departments, ministries,