M2SYS Fingerprint Biometrics System Selected by VinDec Enterprise Solutions to Verify Blood Donors
Award-winning Fingerprint Software Chosen to Accurately Identify Donors at Allahabad Medical Association Blood Bank
ATLANTA, April 16, 2009 - M2SYS Technology, an award-winning fingerprint biometrics research and development firm, announced today that VinDec Enterprise Solutions has integrated M2SYS’ Bio-Plugin(TM) fingerprint software and M2-EasyScan(TM) fingerprint reader into its blood donor management system. The biometric identification system will be initially used by the Allahabad Medical Association (AMA) Blood Bank.
Bio-Plugin(TM) enabled VinDec to immediately integrate and distribute a seamless fingerprint biometrics system, including a high-performance fingerprint identification engine, without the time, cost, and support burdens that are common to low level fingerprint SDKs.
Previously, the AMA Blood Bank used manual procedures to identify professional and proxy donors, posing serious health risks from misidentification. Bio-Plugin(TM) will require donors to undergo fingerprint verification before registration so that these risks are eliminated.
“With manual identification procedures, it became very difficult for us to differentiate between genuine blood donors and proxy donors,” Dr Ashok Agarwal, President of Allahabad Medical Association. “In addition to safeguarding our patients by ensuring the accurate identification of donors, we noticed that the fingerprint biometrics system also drastically improved our operational efficiencies – a welcomed secondary benefit.”
“With the integration of Bio-Plugin(TM), we were able to quickly provide to the AMA Blood Bank a hassle-free fingerprint biometrics solution that will save the organization time and money. Since blood is donated quarterly, fraudulent donor activity will be quickly identified through this solution,” stated Mr. Pawan Rastogi of VinDec Enterprise Solutions.
“When a patient needs healthy blood it becomes a life or death situation,” commented Michael Trader, President of M2SYS Technology. “Using our biometric software and scanners, blood banks can avoid the life-threatening risks that are associated with misidentifying donors and can deliver clean blood from known sources to patients.”
About M2SYS Technology
M2SYS Technology, www.m2sys.com, is a recognized industry leader in enterprise-ready, turnkey fingerprint and finger vein identity management technology, delivering a variety of customized biometric readers and software solutions to businesses and consumers.
About About Allahabad Medical Association (AMA Blood Bank)
The AMA, www.imaallahabad.com, was founded in 1918 and began its first Blood Bank project in 1995. The AMA Blood Bank provides yeomen services to the citizens of Allahabad, having dispensed more than 1 lac units of blood and components since inception.
Contact: Michael Trader
President
M2SYS Technology
info@m2sys.com
ATLANTA, April 16, 2009 - M2SYS Technology, an award-winning fingerprint biometrics research and development firm, announced today that VinDec Enterprise Solutions has integrated M2SYS’ Bio-Plugin(TM) fingerprint software and M2-EasyScan(TM) fingerprint reader into its blood donor management system. The biometric identification system will be initially used by the Allahabad Medical Association (AMA) Blood Bank.
Bio-Plugin(TM) enabled VinDec to immediately integrate and distribute a seamless fingerprint biometrics system, including a high-performance fingerprint identification engine, without the time, cost, and support burdens that are common to low level fingerprint SDKs.
Previously, the AMA Blood Bank used manual procedures to identify professional and proxy donors, posing serious health risks from misidentification. Bio-Plugin(TM) will require donors to undergo fingerprint verification before registration so that these risks are eliminated.
“With manual identification procedures, it became very difficult for us to differentiate between genuine blood donors and proxy donors,” Dr Ashok Agarwal, President of Allahabad Medical Association. “In addition to safeguarding our patients by ensuring the accurate identification of donors, we noticed that the fingerprint biometrics system also drastically improved our operational efficiencies – a welcomed secondary benefit.”
“With the integration of Bio-Plugin(TM), we were able to quickly provide to the AMA Blood Bank a hassle-free fingerprint biometrics solution that will save the organization time and money. Since blood is donated quarterly, fraudulent donor activity will be quickly identified through this solution,” stated Mr. Pawan Rastogi of VinDec Enterprise Solutions.
“When a patient needs healthy blood it becomes a life or death situation,” commented Michael Trader, President of M2SYS Technology. “Using our biometric software and scanners, blood banks can avoid the life-threatening risks that are associated with misidentifying donors and can deliver clean blood from known sources to patients.”
About M2SYS Technology
M2SYS Technology, www.m2sys.com, is a recognized industry leader in enterprise-ready, turnkey fingerprint and finger vein identity management technology, delivering a variety of customized biometric readers and software solutions to businesses and consumers.
About About Allahabad Medical Association (AMA Blood Bank)
The AMA, www.imaallahabad.com, was founded in 1918 and began its first Blood Bank project in 1995. The AMA Blood Bank provides yeomen services to the citizens of Allahabad, having dispensed more than 1 lac units of blood and components since inception.
Contact: Michael Trader
President
M2SYS Technology
info@m2sys.com
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