5 Sure-Fire Ways to a Failed Time and Attendance Implementation
If you really wanted to guarantee failure when implementing any new system, then here are 5 sure-fire ways to do it.
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Undertanding Time and Attendance Terms
A glossary of attendance terms Jim Courtwood Author of the Time & Attendance Consultant's Guides Access Control Many time and attendance clocks can also send a signal to open a door when an employee successfully clocks in. Balancing The process...
Why time and attendance systems should be more complex
Jim Courtwood Author of the Time & Attendance Consultant's Guides series Understandably, we have become accustomed to things being made more simple. This applies in particular to technology products, including hardware and software. Think of how difficult it was in...
Facial Recognition Time Clocks
Facial Recognition is fast becoming the preferred technology Jim CourtwoodAuthor of the Time & Attendance Consultant's Guides series Facial Recognition in employee time clocks is proving to be the new standard for ease of use and recognition reliability.The ideal method...
The importance of Advanced Rounding in Time Clock Systems
Time and Attendance Systems regardless of the size of your business, can make a significant impact on reducing the time it takes to complete your payroll each week and also the accuracy of the payroll calculations.
However, there is one time and attendance feature in particular that can make this all go pear-shaped. This feature is called rounding and without a high degree of flexibility your attendance calculations can end up looking like a "dog's breakfast".
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Undertanding Time and Attendance
Understanding Time & Attendance Jim Courtwood Author of the Time & Attendance Consultant's Guide series. Time and attendance products cover a range of technologies. The product family includes simple bundy clocks (simple mechanical time recorders), electronic time clocks ( those...
Simple time and attendance - not so simple
Time & Attendance - Not as Simple as it Looks. Jim Courtwood Author of the Time & Attendance Consultant's Guides Technology certainly has come a long way and it seems like we all now expect that software and technology products...
Client feedback drives product development
Client experiences driving product development Jim Courtwood Author of the Time & Attendance Consultant Guides series. Our Clients experience with our products is the driving force behind product innovation, implementation strategies and support features. Our job as product providers...