VCSI Unveils the POSS Self-Serve Kiosk
Freehold, NJ – April 3, 2008 - VCSI, the Public Safety Scheduling Consultancy & Software Corporation, recently unveiled the POSS Self Serve Kiosk at the California Police Chiefs Association Conference in Fresno last month. This brand new product is a standalone interface to POSS, which will allow employee access to his/her schedule with user-friendly touch screen technology. The Kiosk allows Fingerprint Identification (Biometrics), HID Proximity Reader, or Screen Sign-On ability using employees’ pin numbers. The kiosk is designed to be mounted on wall, pole, or on a table or desk.
Excited about possibly implementing this new technology in their agency, the Fresno Police Department (longtime POSS customers) tested the kiosk software on a mobile data terminal (MDT) in one of their patrol cars. It was demonstrated utilizing a cellular frequency and was found to maintain employee’s schedules accurately and expediently. This will save employees a lot of time, taking away their need to go into Headquarters to fill out an overtime slip or to view their schedules.
The Self Serve Kiosk is also designed for the Fire Rescue Scheduling System (FIRES). For more information on the POSS or FIRES kiosks, visit: www.policescheduling.com or www.firescheduling.com.
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Founded in 1998, Visual Computer Solutions, Inc. [VCSI] expertly delivers progressive employee management systems for public safety scheduling, time and attendance, and emergency response notification procedures. Our software systems support police departments, fire departments, correctional agencies, campus law enforcement agencies, emergency transport companies, municipalities, and professional offices throughout North America.
For more information about VCSI, please visit www.vcssoftware.com or call
888-864-4144. Media Contact: Diane DiMemmo (888) 864-4144 or E-mail diane@vcssoftware.com.“Your willingness to adapt your POSS application to meet the specific needs of our department has made the program a great success.”
-Lt. Thomas Altizio
Scarsdale Police Department