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April 28, 2011
Employee Attendance Database
Before I started work on Time Clock MTS I'd worked at many different companies who thought that building a simple employee attendance database in preference to using paper time cards would save them a lot of time and money. Of course, when comparing the on-going costs of using a well executed employee attendance database to those of using paper time cards these companies were exactly correct.
These same companies also believed that they had unique requirements which meant that an off the shelf employee attendance software solution wouldn't work for them. So in several cases I was engaged to develop a custom software solution knowing that in many cases their 'unique' requirements were no different to what many other companies required. The end result was that the on-going cost savings that an employee attendance database delivered were offset against high initial development costs. Thus a much longer time was required before a company saw a positive return on their software investment.
After having been through this development process several times I resolved to build Time Clock MTS, a program that would deliver a simple feature set to allow for tracking of employee time and attendance data. The features would make the software suitable to a wide range of businesses of varying sizes. This has proven to be successful, with nearly 10,000 companies currently using Time Clock MTS. These companies have from 1 to 600 employees and come from many different (and seemingly un-related) industry segments. Yet, their time and attendance tracking requirements are similar enough that Time Clock MTS can be used by them with no customization. So, if you're thinking about developing your own employee attendance database, then think long and hard before you do so. You might just find that a system like Time Clock MTS delivers you 100% of your requirements and for a price that might just be under $100.
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Posted by mnemtsas at April 28, 2011 9:59 AM