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Fairy tales about safety: Chipping employees
Vladimir Bezmaly | 05.25.2018
IncreaseChipping of employees
— Chief, our employees are increasingly losing their passes and tokens. I can't take it anymore! The main problem is increasingly becoming that when leaving the computer, users forget to turn off their tokens. What should we do?
- Well, I don't know. Men can tie tokens to indonesia mobile database belts with a cord, but what about women? Can you guess? I can't!
- Let's ask our scientific department to help. After all, we pay them money for something?
A month has passed.
— So what conclusion did our scientists come to?
— Well, to what we know ourselves. They say that a wallet is an inconvenient thing, the card can get lost, the keys can be forgotten somewhere. They suggest encoding keys, passes and even payment card information on a chip and implanting it under the skin. This is already being done by our neighbors in the Republic of Sh.
- How does it work?
— The chip itself acts as a digital keychain using near-field communication. It’s a way to send information wirelessly from a passive chip to a reader, but only when they’re only about 4 cm apart. You can use the chip to get into the gym, open the door to your car or office, and pay like a card. In the future, the chip will be able to do more and more.
- Wait, but this technology itself is far from new. It came into use three or four years ago. Veterinarians implanted such biochips into dogs and cats.
Vladimir Bezmaly | 05.25.2018
IncreaseChipping of employees
— Chief, our employees are increasingly losing their passes and tokens. I can't take it anymore! The main problem is increasingly becoming that when leaving the computer, users forget to turn off their tokens. What should we do?
- Well, I don't know. Men can tie tokens to indonesia mobile database belts with a cord, but what about women? Can you guess? I can't!
- Let's ask our scientific department to help. After all, we pay them money for something?
A month has passed.
— So what conclusion did our scientists come to?
— Well, to what we know ourselves. They say that a wallet is an inconvenient thing, the card can get lost, the keys can be forgotten somewhere. They suggest encoding keys, passes and even payment card information on a chip and implanting it under the skin. This is already being done by our neighbors in the Republic of Sh.
- How does it work?
— The chip itself acts as a digital keychain using near-field communication. It’s a way to send information wirelessly from a passive chip to a reader, but only when they’re only about 4 cm apart. You can use the chip to get into the gym, open the door to your car or office, and pay like a card. In the future, the chip will be able to do more and more.
- Wait, but this technology itself is far from new. It came into use three or four years ago. Veterinarians implanted such biochips into dogs and cats.