M2SYS, a biometrics research and development firm, announced BSSL Technologies, a Nigerian IT firm, choose M2SYS to provide them and their customers with Bio-Plugin fingerprint software solution and M2-EasyScan fingerprint reader.
M2SYS, a biometrics research and development firm, announced BSSL Technologies, a Nigerian IT firm, choose M2SYS to provide them and their customers with Bio-Plugin fingerprint software solution and M2-EasyScan fingerprint reader.
Bio-Plugin enables to seamlessly integrate a complete fingerprint recognition system into their existing Human Capital System, dController HCM, to enhance their identity management options. BSSL and its customers will be able to efficiently and accurately manage their employees in a more secured manner. Bio-Plugin will save up to 4 percent of annual gross payroll budgets by eliminating “buddy-punching” and will increase security by providing a concrete audit trail to track employee activities. Because Bio-Plugin also eliminates the headaches associated with low-level fingerprint SDK integration and support, BSSL Technologies can immediately deliver these benefits while remaining focused on its core competencies.
"We chose M2SYS based on their outstanding reputation of providing innovative biometric fingerprint identity management technology backed by premium support,” said James Emadoye, MD of BSSL Technologies. “Bio-Plugin provided exactly what we required. We were able to immediately add biometric features to our application, providing us and our clients with a more reliable way of identifying employees and ensuring accountability. We found Bio-Plugin to be the most ample and cost-effective biometric fingerprint software available.”
"BSSL Technologies can rely on M2SYS for proactive and dedicated support of our biometric fingerprint software, as well as new products that will deliver significant value to their customers,” said Mizan Rahman, CEO and Chief Engineer of M2SYS Technology. “We are looking forward to developing a strong and rewarding partnership with BSSL in Nigeria and West Africa.”