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Accu-Time Systems releases color touch version OPTIMUS

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Accu-Time Systems has released the Color Touch OPTIMUS, part of its global series product line representing next generation human resources solutions. Accu-Time Systems’ Online Personal Time Information Management Utility Station (OPTIMUS) latest addition is the color touch option.

The OPTIMUS works in a variety of applications, including manager functions, employee self-service, and card approval as well as bar code and biometrics. It supports all automatic identification technologies, including bar code, RFID, Proximity, Magnetic, and MIFARE as well as other contactless smart cards, and several biometric technologies. [end] 

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