FingerTec Newsletter Vol: 11 Year: 2014 | Daiso Malaysia Protects Their HQ with FingerTec R2

Global News (Asia)

Malaysia

05/11/2014

Daiso Malaysia Protects Their HQ
with FingerTec R2

Daiso is a large franchise of 100-yen shops in Japan, owned by Daiso Sangyo Corp, Japan. With a range of over 100,000 goods, Daiso strives to develop and create a wide range of products as an essential part of their strategy to compete with high-end retailers.

With 2,500 stores in Japan and 522 stores overseas including Malaysia, Daiso has managed to carve its name as the top choice for Malaysians when it comes to purchasing quality household items at RM5 per item.

As a growing organization, Daiso acknowledges the importance of security and to help them solve their concern, they brought in PC Mart to assess the security needs for Malaysia’s HQ. PC Mart recommended R2 to be installed for Daiso’s HQ for its dual function, effective as a door access system and at the same time it works really well as time and attendance clock.

In an environment where staff presence is spread, investing in an access control and time attendance system is inevitable as it allows management the ability to monitor their staff’s amovements and generate reports based on the activities. Ingress is the perfect software for door access solution bundled with FingerTec door access hardware such as R2, helps the organization tremendously in more ways than one. With Ingress you can view the real-time movements, detailed audit trails report, it can integrate the system with other security solution for a more holistic solution and the time attendance features are vast. All in all , Daiso is happy with the installation of R2 in the HQ, which leaves a possibility for similar system installations in other Daiso branches nationwide.

PC Mart Sdn Bhd was founded in January 1996 with a retail shop located in Sungai Wang shopping complex. PC Mart’s dedication to brilliant after-sales service and excellence has made them a favourite among customers.

A staff of Daiso showing the convenience of R2 in recording attendance