Sep 21, 2016
Embedded Linux open-source OS biometric fingerprint terminal offers solution for businesses and human resource departments.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. , USA - September 20, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Today, Synel announced the introduction of new, secure biometric fingerprint technology, Synergy/A, for businesses and human resource departments. SYnergy/A is an embedded Linux open-source OS biometric fingerprint terminal, which combines a graphic color screen with technologically advanced features for time, attendance, and access control applications needs. Synergy/A allows the flexibility to enroll users with fingerprint data, multiple different types of badges or cards and pin IDs.
Synel is an employee data management system providing complete hardware and software workforce solutions for any size and type of organization. Synel’s systems collect data, time and attendance information, along with employee scheduling, electronic registration managed by secure control applications. Synel’s biometric fingerprint technology is a safe and secure global system, recognized as state-of-the-art in human resource management. Synel’s applications are easily implemented and designed for all mobile devices to ensure proper tracking and employee safety.
According to Synel, “Our network of distribution and channel partners comprises a wide range of companies with various global business capabilities and technical expertise. These distribution and channel partners are one of the key drivers for Synel’s impressive global growth. We have long, ongoing global partnerships, designing systems for HR departments, keeping in mind their need to update and implement employee management data and security.”
Synel has had an elite reputation as a global specialist in data management for many industries, including the education sector. Synel is available in over 40 countries with subsidiaries in the United States, France, Sweden and Israel. Synel is the world leader of capturing employee time and attendance. Synel designs and supplies complete hardware and software solutions supporting the management and control for human resource and all organizational data needs.
For more information visit http://www.synel.co.il/ and [email protected].
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Contact Info:
Name: Mr. Gabi Buganim
Organization: Synel Industries
Address: 16425 N. Pima Road, Suite 190 Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
Phone: (480) 374-7710
Release ID: 133539
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